Z is For Zip Drive Storage
Z is for Zip Drive Storage Springtime has traditionally been the time to clean your shelves and closets and generally return our homes and offices to orderly chaos. Tossing out all your old documents…
Owe the IRS Money?
Do you owe the IRS money? In 1998 a law, The IRS Restructuring and Reform Act, was put into place to force the IRS to change the way they treated taxpayers. The IRS was compelled by Congress to…
You Defaulted on Your IRS Installment Agreement…
You Defaulted on Your IRS Installment Agreement… Now what? Your Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) negotiated a properly structured installment agreement for you that you can live with. This…
Ever Hear of A Frivolous Tax Return?
A Frivolous Tax Return? Is there such a thing? Takeaway – The definition of frivolous means; of little weight or importance, having no sound basis (as in fact or law). What is a frivolous tax…
It's National Preparedness Month!
Every September is National Preparedness Month. It serves to remind us how important it is to prepare for disasters. Disasters don't wait for you to have your plans in place. Make a plan today. As…
Should You Hire a Tax Relief Company?
You don’t need to face tax delinquency or problems with the IRS or state alone. Should you hire a tax relief company? We believe the answer is yes. If you need tax relief help of any kind, it’s often…
Five Top Reasons Why Not Filing an Income Tax Return is a Poor Idea
Benjamin Franklin once wrote, "in this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." With the 2020 income tax return filing deadline of April 15, 2021, not too far down the road,…
R is for Resolve Your Tax Problems Before You (re)Marry
You finally tied the knot. You are officially married. For better or for worse, in sickness and in health and for richer or for poorer… And then your dirty little secrets are mostly exposed, even one…
Q is for Qualified Expenses for Collection Alternatives
Qualified Expenses for Collection Alternatives The IRS allows very specific living expenses when you are in collections. Here are the guidelines you need to know. You owe the IRS money. You review…
