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Non-Certified IRS Mail: What Does It Mean?
Most people are familiar with the fact that certified mail from the IRS almost…
FTB Final Notice Before Levy and Lien: What to Do
The FTB Final Notice Before Levy and Lien is the final notice that the…
California Tax Levy: Here’s What To Do If the FTB Levies Your Bank Account
Last week, someone — who is now our client — called us here at…
5 Biggest Depreciation Mistakes Landlords Make on Their Tax Return
Here at Choice Tax Relief, landlords have increasingly become some of our most popular…
If the IRS Accepts an Offer in Compromise, Is the Amount Forgiven Taxable?
If the IRS accepts an offer in compromise for a tax debt, is the…
IRS Notice CP22E: What It Is and What To Do
IRS Notice CP22E is the Notice of Examination Adjustments that the IRS sends when…
If You Owe State Taxes Can They Suspend Your License?
Yes, if you owe state taxes, the state may suspend your driver’s or professional…
What Happens If You Owe the IRS More Than $50,000?
If you owe the IRS more than $50,000, the following nine things will happen:…
IRS Notice CP501: What It Is and How to Respond
IRS Notice CP501 is the 1st Notice of a Balance Due. Now, this is…
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Explained by a CPA
If you have employees, you know — or you should know — that you are…
IRS Substantial Understatement Penalty Explained by a CPA
The IRS substantial understatement penalty is the penalty described in Internal Revenue Code Section…
IRS Penalty Abatement: How to Get IRS Penalties Waived
IRS penalties can be onerous, adding thousands of dollars to a taxpayer’s balance with the…