by Philip Garnett | Nov 27, 2024 | Blog, Uncategorized
What To Do When the IRS Refuses To Play Ball You have accumulated tax debt, and you are frustrated. So, you call the IRS. This tends to increase your frustration for several reasons. The IRS personnel fail to follow their own procedures The IRS fails to resolve...
by Philip Garnett | Nov 26, 2024 | Blog
What is a Revenue Officer? What is a revenue officer? This is when you owe the IRS, and the IRS has decided to get tough with you. The first step is likely a lien on your property. A levy will follow so the IRS can take your money or your house. This is serious...
by Tara | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog
The IRS has hired 80,000 new agents. Many of these new agents are working collection cases. The new agents are untrained and unsupervised. They do not know or even care about the tax law. They are very good at sending out tax due notices, specifically the...
by Tara | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog
We may feel that if we do a cash sale, we really do not have to report it on our income tax return. We may feel the IRS will have no real chance of discovering this sale. While it is agreed that the IRS has many new untrained and unsupervised people in various areas,...
by Kyle McKerricher | Jun 26, 2024 | Blog
So, you got tired of being a Schedule C sole proprietor and paying all that self-employment tax! So, you formed an S Corporation and now you have no self-employment tax. You just take draws from the corporation so no self-employment tax. What is wrong here? Have you...
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