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How to Modify Your IRS Installment Agreement: A Simple Guide

23 December, 2024 | Payment Plans Tax Help

Summary This guide outlines how to make changes to your IRS payment plan, such as reducing your monthly payment, changing your payment date or method, or adding a new tax debt to your plan. If you can no longer afford to make payments, you may be able to apply for currently not collectible status or an offer in compromise. If you default on your payment plan, the IRS generally gives you 30 days to get back into good standing. The IRS charges fees for making changes to your installme... CONTINUE READING

IRS Form 843 Request for Abatement: What It Is and How to Use It

12 November, 2024 | Tax Help Tax Penalties

Summary IRS Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement, is used to request a refund of taxes paid in error or an abatement of penalties. Common reasons for using Form 843 include penalty abatement for first-time offenses, erroneous withholding by employers, and IRS mistakes or delays. It's important to review eligibility requirements and provide accurate personal details, tax information, and an explanation of the request. The form should be signed, dated, and sent to the... CONTINUE READING

Tax Emergency? Guide to Form 911 for Taxpayer Advocate Help

12 October, 2024 | Tax Help

Summary The Form 911, known as the Request for Taxpayer Advocate Assistance, serves as a gateway for taxpayers seeking help from the Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS), an independent division of the IRS. TAS provides assistance to taxpayers who have been unable to resolve their tax issues through regular channels. The form enables taxpayers to seek intervention when facing economic harm, adverse actions, potential incurring of expensive costs, unanswered IRS correspondence, and when t... CONTINUE READING

IRS Special Agents Investigating You? Here’s What to Do

9 September, 2024 | Tax Fraud Tax Help

Summary If you're being investigated by IRS special agents, it's crucial to contact a tax attorney immediately. They can assist in handling the investigation, safeguarding your rights, and potentially providing legal representation in a criminal court case. IRS special agents investigate possible tax crimes, and an investigation can begin when an auditor, collection officer, investigative analyst, the public, or law enforcement alerts them to a potential crime. The investigation inv... CONTINUE READING

What Is IRS Form 433-F Used for? Tips and Instructions

8 September, 2024 | Tax Debt Tax Help

Summary IRS Form 433-F (Collection Information Statement) is used to gather detailed financial information about taxpayers applying for specific tax relief programs. The form helps the IRS determine eligibility for alternative payment plans, including partial payment installment agreements and payment plans for high-balance tax bills. Taxpayers may need to file Form 433-F if their tax debt exceeds $50,000 and they want to make an installment agree... CONTINUE READING

NY State Tax Warrant: What to Expect and How to Resolve

24 August, 2024 | Tax Debt Tax Help

  Summary   A tax warrant in New York is a legal claim by the state on personal and real property due to unpaid income, sales, or other New York State taxes. The Department of Taxation and Finance (NYS DTF) issues tax warrants, and they create a lien against assets, allowing the state to seize wages, income, and assets. Consequences include asset seizure, wage garnishment, and publication of tax debt. Tax warrants follow individuals regardless of where they... CONTINUE READING

Can the IRS Take My House for Unpaid Taxes?

14 August, 2024 | Tax Help Tax Penalties

Yes, the IRS can legally seize your primary residence for unpaid taxes if you owe over $5,000, but this rarely happens. The IRS only turns to home seizure in cases where it has exhausted other options, and the agency must get approval from a district court judge or go through the state's foreclosure process.  Most people who owe back taxes never have to worry about losing their home, just as they don't have to wor... CONTINUE READING

Tax Attorney Free Consultation & What to Expect | NY Tax Attorney

14 August, 2024 | Tax Help Tax Issues

Summary   1. A free consultation with a tax attorney allows individuals to assess their needs, determine if they require an attorney, and evaluate the law firm's expertise and approach. 2. Law firms offer free consultations to attract potential clients and showcase their expertise. 3. Free consultations focus on getting to know the client's problems and goals. 4. To prepare effectively for a free consultation, individuals should gather relevant documents... CONTINUE READING

A Deep Dive Into Form 14653

22 July, 2024 | FBAR Tax Help Tax Issues

Living outside the United States while still a citizen can be challenging, as you still have legal obligations and requirements you must fulfill with the U.S. government. It’s easy to fall behind on tax filings and other legal obligations, and in fact, many people don’t even realize they have these obligations until they have lived abroad for years. Luckily, the IRS understands that errors resulting from non-willful co... CONTINUE READING

Is the IRS Fresh Start Program

5 May, 2024 | Tax Debt Tax Help

Is the IRS Fresh Start Program Legitimate? What to Look Out For If you’ve struggled with past due taxes, an ever-growing tax bill, and more interest and penalties than seem fair, you’ve likely come across information on the IRS Fresh Start program. Depending on your sources, you may have heard that it’s a way to pay less than what you owe on your taxes, a way to spread payments out over time, or a way to delay payments until you are able to ca... CONTINUE READING

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How to Modify Your IRS Installment Agreement: A Simple Guide

Summary This guide outlines how to make changes to your IRS payment plan, such as reducing your monthly payment, changing your payment date or method, or adding a new tax debt to your plan. If you can no longer afford to make payments, you may be able to apply for currently not collecti...