What We Are Going to Cover: – Ignoring your tax debt won’t make it go away. In fact, it will only get worse. – The IRS is willing to work with taxpayers who have tax debts ... Read More
Tax Debt: 10 Reasons You Shouldn’t Ignore It
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Top Reasons You May Need a Tax Lawyer if You Live or Work Overseas
Do you live or work overseas? Are you wondering how or why this may affect your life or work in any way? Then this article is just for you! ... Read More
7 Reasons to Call a Tax Resolution Attorney
IRS tax problems are common, but at a certain point they may start cause serious stress. If you are worried about asset levies or don’t know how you will ever pay off your tax debt, you ... Read More
What to Ask When Hiring a Tax Attorney (Part 3)
Ayar Law back again. Here for our third installment of “What to Ask When Hiring a Tax Attorney.” In our last installment of the series we looked at questions to ask your prospective IRS tax attorney ... Read More
What to Ask When Hiring a Tax Attorney (Part 2)
Ayar law here. And we are back for our second installment of “What to Ask When Hiring a Tax Attorney” mini-series ... Read More
What to Ask When Hiring a Tax Attorney (Part 1)
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Understanding the Types of IRS Audits
The first reaction by most taxpayers when they find out they are being audited by the IRS is crippling fear. An audit occurs when the IRS has reason to believe that the tax you paid is ... Read More
What to Do If Your Offer in Compromise is Rejected
The IRS rejects a lot of Offers in Compromise (OICs). When an offer is rejected, you have 30 days to request an appeal. You can also consider using other tax resolution strategies. ... Read More
What Happens If You Owe Over $50,000 to the IRS?
Taxpayers who owe the IRS over $50,000 may have to deal with tax liens, tax levies, and IRS passport actions. There are many tax resolution options that can be used to protect your property and get ... Read More
Can You Stop the IRS from Taking Your Passport?
The IRS can ask the State Department to deny your passport application or even revoke your passport if you have seriously delinquent tax debt. There are several ways to avoid IRS passport actions or to get ... Read More
