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IRS Notice Of Intent To Levy: What To Do Before The Deadline
A Notice of Intent to Levy is a formal warning that the IRS plans to seize your wages, bank funds, or other property if you do not respond. This notice comes late in the collection process and gives you a limited window to request a hearing or propose an alternative before enforcement begins.
Read More How To Request An IRS Appeal After A Tax Notice
When the IRS sends a notice proposing additional tax or initiating collection, the taxpayer has the right to appeal. Many people pay assessments they could have successfully challenged because they do not know an appeals process exists or do not understand how to use it.
Read More Offer In Compromise Mistakes That Can Cost Taxpayers Time And Money
An Offer in Compromise allows a taxpayer to settle an IRS liability for less than the full amount owed, but most applications are rejected. The IRS applies a specific formula to determine the minimum acceptable offer, and applications that do not meet that threshold are returned without meaningful consideration.
Read More What To Do If The IRS Disallows An ERC Claim
The IRS is aggressively auditing and disallowing Employee Retention Credit claims. Not every disallowance is correct, the IRS has applied the rules inconsistently in some cases, and businesses with solid documentation of their qualifying criteria have successfully challenged disallowances through the appeals process
Read More Why Out-Of-State Taxpayers Hire A Federal Tax Attorney
State income tax obligations do not stop at the state's border. Individuals who earn income in multiple states, businesses with multi-state operations, and taxpayers who moved during the year all face filing obligations that go beyond their home state.
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