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Do you owe back taxes to the IRS? Until your debt is paid in full, the federal agency can assess penalties, interest, and more. Fortunately, you have options on how to settle your debt with the IRS. One solution is an Offer in Compromise.
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 a tax attorney to help guide you through the paperwork and the next steps to navigate the exemptions, credits, and deductions you are entitled to.
Do you owe money to the IRS that has resulted in a Notice of Federal Tax Lien being filed, or a levy action being taken? If you think this action is unwarranted, you can file a Collection Due Process appeal. If you are facing these actions, find out how hiring a tax attorney can help… Read more »
If you own a cash-business (especially if you work in the marijuana industry – especially as a grower) then this article is for you. I have recently heard from a colleague about a tax issue that has been causing widespread fear across the marijuana industry. I call it, the Electric Company Complex. Apparently, electric companies (such as… Read more »
Death is, in most cases, an unprecedented eventuality that leaves a lot of unfulfilled responsibilities. Paying of taxes and filing tax returns in this case is the responsibility left unfulfilled. For financially well off individuals, they need an individual that takes up this responsibility which will most likely be someone close to the deceased. In… Read more »
It is not uncommon for a taxpayer to fall behind on their due tax payment and tax returns filed. April 15th marks the annual time limit for taxpayers to have their taxes paid and federal income tax returns filed. The IRS is lawfully enabled to assess penalties for taxpayers who fail to pay their taxes… Read more »
Back taxes are bottomless pits. They come along when you fail to disclose all your income, don’t file your tax return, or don’t pay all your taxes. No matter how innocent you are, that first step toward back taxes can cost you much more in future. It can be a daunting task to try to… Read more »
You have three major option for filing Foreign Bank Account Reports (FBARs) for previous tax years. The best option for you will depend on the specific facts of your case, such as: Whether you failed to report foreign income during the tax years in question. Whether your failure to file was willful or non-willful…. Read more »
If you had a financial interest in or signature authority over foreign accounts exceeding $10,000, you need to file a Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR). An unfiled FBAR can lead to a $10,000 penalty for non-willful violations and much higher penalties for willful violations.
IRS Forms 433-A, 433-B, and 433-F – An Overview The IRS has three information collection statement forms namely IRS Form 433A, IRS Form 433B, and IRS Form 433F. Their basic function is to relay to the IRS your financial assortments in a structure of the IRS’s choosing. That way the IRS is able to… Read more »
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