Do IRS Tax Liens Ever Expire?
When Can The IRS File a Tax Lien? The IRS won’t file a tax lien until several conditions are met. First, you must neglect or refuse to pay your taxes
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Don’t Let Tax Debt Ruin Your Travel Plans
Do you have delinquent tax debt? Beware, your passport could be in jeopardy if you don't take the necessary steps.
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Can You Have Two Payment Plans With The IRS?
If you find out that you owe more income taxes, you may be wondering if it's possible to have two IRS payment plans. Here's your answer.
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Understanding The IRS Statute of Limitations
The IRS statute of limitations is more complex than most people realize. Be sure you understand when the clock starts and stops!
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The Truth About the IRS’s Private Collection Agencies
The IRS has called for backup from the private sector, and these four companies could be coming after your tax debt in lieu of the IRS. Here’s what you need to know to stay informed, lawful and safe.
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Form 433-A & 433-F: How the IRS Decides Your Ability to Pay
How to Start Tackling Your Tax Debt The first step toward federal tax debt relief is to contact the IRS. This can be as simple as picking up the phone
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What Is the IRS Debt Forgiveness Program?
Even the IRS can be forgiving. Learn about the circumstances in which taxpayers can have their tax debt partially forgiven.
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