What's the deal with the IRS?
Greetings, What's the deal with the IRS? š¤ I mean, they're like the ultimate authority regarding taxes, right? So, you mess with them, and you're in for some serious trouble. š¬ But seriously, ifā¦
Owe Payroll Taxes? Hereās What to Do.
Are you a small business owner that owes payroll taxes? Hereās what to do. The IRS takes unpaid payroll taxes seriously. These are some of the worst kinds of back taxes you can owe. If youāre a smallā¦
F is for First Time Penalty Abatement
F is for First Time Penalty Abatement The first time penalty abatement (FTA) waiver is an administrative waiver that the IRS may grant to relieve taxpayers from failure-to-file, failure-to-pay andā¦
Who is Captain Jeffrey A. Schneider and How is He Qualified to Navigate the Murky Tax Seas?
The idea of receiving a letter from the IRS is not a pleasant one for anyone. What makes it worse is the confusion, the fear, the assumptions and the thoughts of all the worst-case scenarios that canā¦
Havenāt Filed Taxes in a While?
How long has it been? 3 years? More? 10? Some people have never filed taxes. Why not?Ā āI knew I owed them, and I didnāt want to face the consequences.ā āI couldnāt gather all of my records.ā āMy exā¦
Year-End Tax Savings Strategies
Though our firm specializes in helping people resolve their IRS or state back tax problems, we also love saving you money. After all, one of the best ways to avoid getting into tax trouble is toā¦
$458 Billion Owed in Back Taxes
If you thought you were getting away from the IRS beforeā¦ apparently so did everybody else. The IRS is on a mission to collect nearly $500 billion owed in back taxes, and theyāre not going to stopā¦
In Trouble with the IRS? Here's What You Need
Youāve probably heard someone who represents himself has a fool for a client. This is just as true when it comes to the IRS as it is in a criminal court. If youāre in trouble with the IRS, you needā¦
Mail, Phone, Email or Facebook...How Does the IRS Contact Taxpayers?
Mail, Phone, Email or Facebook...How Does the IRS Contact Taxpayers? When the IRS needs to contact a taxpayer, the first contact is normally by letter delivered by the U.S. Postal Service. Theā¦
