Is Canceled Debt Taxable?
When debt is canceled, forgiven, or discharged, many people feel an instant sense of relief – until tax season arrives. The IRS often treats canceled debt as taxable income, meaning
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Will My Spouse’s Tax Debt Affect Me?
Whether you’re on the hook for your spouse’s tax debt depends on how you file, where you live, and whether you qualify for special IRS relief programs. In this article,
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Will the IRS Take My House If I Owe Taxes?
Owing back taxes can feel overwhelming, especially if you can’t pay. One of the biggest fears taxpayers have is losing their home to the IRS. The good news is that
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Can I Get My IRS Penalties and Interest Reduced?
Ever wonder if you can get IRS penalties and interest reduced or removed? We've got the answers to your questions!
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Am I Eligible For The IRS Fresh Start Program? A Guide to Tax Relief
Do you owe the IRS and don't know how you're going to pay your taxes? See if you're eligible for the IRS Fresh Start Program.
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Can Bankruptcy Erase Your Tax Debt?
The rules for bankruptcy and tax debt are complex. For many taxpayers, however, bankruptcy provides a pathway to some much-needed relief. Here's what you need to know...
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How to Apply For an IRS Offer in Compromise
Want to know how to apply for an IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC)? We break it down for you from start to finish.
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