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What Happens If You Default On An IRS Payment Plan?
An IRS payment plan can bring relief, but that relief can disappear quickly if the agreement goes into default. Missing a payment is only one possible trigger
Read More Offer In Compromise Vs. Currently Not Collectible: Which IRS Relief Option Fits?
If you owe more to the IRS than you can realistically pay, an offer in compromise and currently not collectible status may sound similar, but they serve very different purposes.
Read More Can The IRS Take Or Deny Your Passport Because Of Tax Debt?
Passport problems can come as a shock to people who thought they were only dealing with an IRS balance. In some cases, the IRS can certify seriously delinquent tax debt to the U.S. Department of State, which may lead to a denied passport application or renewal and other travel complications.
Read More Payroll Tax Problems: When The IRS Targets Business Owners Personally
Payroll tax problems can become personal much faster than many business owners expect. When a business withholds taxes from employee paychecks but does not pay those funds over, the IRS may investigate who had authority over the money, who made payment decisions, and whether those decisions were willful.
Read More Tax Lien Vs. Tax Levy: What The IRS Can Do And How To Respond
An IRS tax lien and an IRS tax levy are often confused, but they create different problems and may call for different responses.
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