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If you receive a Notice of Intent to Offset, your tax refund is going to be seized and put towards debt you owe to the IRS or another government agency.…

Owing money to the IRS is not a crime. Being unable to pay is not a crime. What can be a crime is willfully refusing to file, or taking deliberate…

You might be unaware that you have unfiled tax returns until you get a notification from the IRS.  These notifications can take on many forms, so it’s important to hire…

The IRS generally has ten years to collect your tax debt from the time the tax is assessed.  This period can be extended if certain events take place that toll…

Once the IRS has certified your tax debt to the State Department, they can revoke your passport or deny you next passport renewal. You’ll effectively be banned from traveling outside…

Yes, but not directly. The IRS certifies your seriously delinquent tax debt to the State Department. The State Department, not the IRS, has the authority to deny, revoke, or limit…

Whistle blowers are among the favorite heroes loved by the IRS. In fact, the IRS loves them so much that it has a program that may award a whistle blower…

Yes. Being self-employed does not put your income out of reach. The IRS can levy money your clients owe you, your business bank account, and funds held by payment processors.…

The IRS generally only levies retirement account funds when there are no other alternatives. If you don’t have other valuable assets and have failed to cooperate with the IRS, it’s…

Owing money to the IRS can be overwhelmingly stressful and if you don’t know how to navigate through a negotiation with the IRS, you could potentially dig yourself into a…

Section 6334 contains 13 statutory categories of property exempt from IRS levy. The statute generally does not recognize state-law exemptions, although the IRS also provides certain administrative protections as a…

What is the Federal Payment Levy Program (FPLP)? The Federal Payment Levy Program (FPLP) gives the IRS the right to seize a portion of certain payments you receive from the…

The penalty for not filing runs ten times faster than the penalty for not paying; the IRS files a return on your behalf that includes the standard deduction but leaves…

The IRS changed these rules on July 21, 2026. In-Business Trust Fund Express agreements no longer exist by that name, the 24-month payoff requirement is gone, and the direct debit…

A partial pay installment agreement (PPIA) is an IRS payment plan that ends before your balance does. You pay an affordable amount each month until the statute of limitations expires,…

Criminal tax evasion cases are difficult to establish in court, because there are so many moving parts and the burden of proof is so high. Much like the case against…