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Divorce and Taxes Owed: What to Do When the IRS Is Coming After You For Your Ex’s Problem
For many divorced spouses, their divorce did not mean the end of their mutual…
IRS Notice CP161: What To Do When You Have An Outstanding Balance
IRS Notice CP161 is typically the first notice the IRS sends to your business…
IRS Notice CP15B: What It Is and How to Respond
If you’ve received IRS Notice CP15B, the IRS is telling you that it has…
IRS Notice CP14IA: What It Means and What To Do
If you just received IRS Notice CP14IA, take a breath — despite the balance…
IRS Notice CP14C: Do I Need to Pay My Taxes During a Disaster?
IRS Notice CP14C is the balance-due notice the IRS sends when you owe money…
IRS Frivolous Tax Return Penalty Explained by a CPA
The frivolous tax return penalty is a $5,000 penalty the IRS charges under Internal…
IRS Notice CP77: What It Means and How to Respond
If you just pulled IRS Notice CP77 out of your mailbox, take a breath….
IRS Notice CP14D: What It Means and What To Do
If you filed your tax return showing a balance owed and did not pay…
Offer in Compromise Success Stories
Although the IRS rejects the majority of offer in compromise submissions it receives, we’ve…
IRS Notice CP14: What It Is and How to Respond
The IRS Notice CP14 is usually the first bill you receive when you file…
IRS Letter 2566: What To Do If the IRS Calculated Your Taxes For You
IRS Letter 2566 is a 30-day letter issued by the IRS Automated Substitute for…
IRS SFR (Substitute For Return) Explained by a CPA
An IRS SFR — or substitute for return — is a tax return the…