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IRS Tax Help: What to Do When You Have a Tax Problem

17 May, 2026 | Tax Help

For many people, tax season is stressful even when everything is going smoothly. Gathering records, understanding tax forms, checking deductions, and signing a return can feel overwhelming. But ordinary filing stress is very different from having a true tax problem. Once a taxpayer receives an IRS notice, falls behind on tax filings, owes back taxes, or learns that a return may be under examination, the situation becomes more serious. At that point, many people need more than software or basic t... CONTINUE READING

Do Tax Attorneys Really Help? How to Solve Tax Problems.

12 April, 2026 | Tax Help

Do Tax Attorneys Really Help? How They Resolve IRS and State Tax ProblemsHiring an attorney might sound intimidating, expensive, or confusing. But if you're facing a tax problem, a tax attorney is the best choice. The benefits of hiring a tax expert can significantly outweigh the costs. An experienced professional will help you navigate complex tax laws and regulations, ensuring that you maximize your deductions. They can also repres... CONTINUE READING

What is the IRS Fresh Start Program- Detailed Review?

12 April, 2026 | Tax Debt Tax Help

Is the IRS Fresh Start Program Legitimate? What to Look Out ForYou may have heard that the Fresh Start Program is a way to pay less than what you owe on your taxes, spread payments out over time, or delay payments. In some ways, that’s true, but the IRS Fresh Start program isn’t a special IRS-approved program that you need to apply for.Rather, it’s a set of laws that expanded payment options for people with tax debt. Unfortunately, some big tax relief companies have used... CONTINUE READING

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

14 February, 2026 | Tax Debt Tax Help

NY State Tax Warrant: What to Expect and How to Resolve What Is a Tax Warrant in NY? How to Resolve New York Tax Liens The New York Department of Taxation and Finance (NYS DTF) can file a tax warrant against you if you have delinquent income tax, sales tax, or other New York State taxes. A tax warrant is the first collection action taken by the state. A warrant works like a tax lien. It attaches to all of your assets and establish... CONTINUE READING

NYS Sales Tax Audits: What Businesses Need to Know

1 February, 2026 | Tax Help

New York State sales tax audits can be one of the most disruptive tax problems a business faces. Unlike many income tax issues, sales tax is often treated as trust fund money. A business that collects New York sales tax from its customers is expected to hold it for the state and remit it on time. That means a sales ta... CONTINUE READING

Is It Worth Hiring a Tax Pro for Unfiled Returns?

22 November, 2025 | Tax Help Unfiled Tax returns

Should I Hire a Tax Professional for Unfiled Returns? Taxpayers frequently miss the deadline for filing their tax returns, with millions of returns going unfiled every year. Even though it’s common, you should still do everything you can to get your returns filed on time; otherwise, you’ll have to deal with IRS penalties and interest charges on the balance you owe. But getting caug... CONTINUE READING

What Are IRS Jeopardy Assessments—and Are You at Risk?

21 September, 2025 | Tax Debt Tax Help

IRS Jeopardy Assessments — When the IRS Acts Without Warning IRS tax assessment and enforcement actions typically follow strict protocols and procedures. The agency sends letters, gives taxpayers time to respond, and eventually moves on to liens, levies, and seizures. The entire process takes months, giving taxpayers plenty of time to question the amount owed, come up with payment arrangements, and otherwise avoid aggressive collection efforts. Jeopardy a... CONTINUE READING

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

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What Triggers a NY Sales Tax Audit? Key Risk Factors

New York sales tax audits are often triggered by specific patterns, such as reporting inconsistencies, industry risk factors, and ongoing compliance issues. If your sales tax filings raise questions at the New York Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF), they may review yo...