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The 3 Steps to Follow if You Receive a Certified Letter from the IRS?
Getting a certified letter from the government is scary. Don't let it stop you from getting help. Learn more about your options.
Tax Relief for Victims of Pig Butchering Scams
Learn about pig butchering scams, what the IRS is doing about it, and what you can do to protect yourself.
Understanding Credit Score Risks with CNC
If you're dealing with tax debt, you've probably come across the term Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status. This designation can provide temporary relief from IRS collection efforts, but it also comes with potential risks to your credit score.
What to Do When You Receive a Tax Notice
Hyun-mi received a notice in the mail from the Georgia Department of Revenue. It said she owed over $300,000 in sales taxes.
Everything was Fine… Until He Got a $300,000 Tax Bill!
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
What to Do When You Get a Letter From the IRS
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
Why You Should Work with a Female Atlanta Tax Attorney
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
Tax Experts: State Settlement with Chrisleys ‘Not Uncommon’
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
What is the IRS Statute of Limitations on Collecting Tax Debt?
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
What is the Statute of Limitations on IRS Audits?
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
What Happens if You Don’t File Your Taxes On Time?
April 15 – the big deadline. The day you have to get your taxes in or else. Or else what? If you’ve ever scrambled to meet that deadline – and a lot of us have – you may have wondered what would actually happen to you if you missed it. Would you get dragged off…
One Client’s Worst Nightmare: Being Audited by the IRS
When Tara walked out to her mailbox and saw the heavy envelope from the IRS with the handwritten address, she had a bad feeling before she even opened it.
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