Doubt as to Collectability and other types of Offers in Compromise The Offer in Compromise program is a formal way to negotiate your debts with the Internal Revenue Service. It’s a time consuming process, and ... Read More
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How to Handle IRS Revenue Officers
IRS Revenue Officers are highly skilled and experienced individuals. Tax debt, known as back-tax liability is what they are after. If you have tax debt, the IRS may assign your case to an IRS Revenue Officer ... Read More
10 Things you should know About IRS Tax Fraud
Tips for defending against IRS Tax Fraud investigations. When it comes to committing tax fraud & IRS tax crimes, penalties are no joke. The IRS can leave you with nothing, and even throw you in ... Read More
Statute of Limitations for Michigan and IRS to Collect Tax Debts
The Many Limits of Tax Statute of Limitations All things must process in a timely manner when it comes to the IRS and taxes. For this purpose, the tax code has imposed a set of laws, ... Read More
Everything You Need to Know About Discharging Tax Debts in Bankruptcy
Discharging Taxes in Bankruptcy You cannot escape from tax debts owed to the IRS. Luckily, there are a few options to eliminate them. Some tax obligations may be discharged and managed through bankruptcy. In the world ... Read More
Why Michigan Needs to Abolish MARCS Tax Collection System | Ayar Law
Reform is Necessary for Michigan’s System for Collecting Back Taxes MARCS back tax collection service shows no mercy toward Michigan taxpayers. Anybody who thinks dealing with the IRS tax collectors is rough should try for ... Read More
Michigan’s Corporate Officer Liability Rules
Corporate Officers Beware: Personal Liability and Unpaid Michigan Tax Debt collection is not usually a pleasant experience. If you own your own business, depending on the type of business entity you’ve chosen, like a corporation ... Read More
Third-Party Levies by the IRS and How They Violate Due Process
IRS Violates Due Process Law & Should be Illegal As the IRS is a very complicated agency, there are many limits to what they can do and who they can take money from. As for IRS ... Read More
