Tax Relief Blog

How to Pay IRS Tax Debt and Reduce What You Owe Unlike an installment payment agreement, however, the IRS can re-evaluate the terms of an installment agreement every two years. For example, if the IRS thinks the taxpayer can afford to make larger payments, the installment payment agreement may need [...]

IRS Tax Problems: Prevention, Resolution, and Relief Options Tax problems come in various forms, one of which is IRS tax problems. Tax authorities are incessantly increasing their tax enforcement efforts through tax collection and tax audit. When taxpayers receive the dreaded tax notice from the authorities that their tax return [...]

How to File an Amended Tax Return With the IRS If you have filed your tax return and noticed that you made an error during the process, you can file a follow-up or amended tax return to make the correction. An amended tax return offers taxpayers the option to make [...]

IRS Tax Appeals: How to Challenge IRS Decisions If the IRS has issued a threat on you or your business with tax levy or lien or if disputing an audit, you can hire a representative that will protect your rights during the appeal process. Unfortunately, some taxpayers do not realize [...]

IRS Passport Denial for Unpaid Tax Debt One way in which the IRS can punish you for not paying off your back tax debt is by denying a passport that allows you to travel or leave the US. Passport revocation and travel denial is a tool used by the IRS [...]

IRS Offer in Compromise: Settling Tax Debt for Less Than You Owe It is sometimes possible to clear your tax form at a huge discount. If you qualify for something known as a commitment offer, known as an "offer" or "OIC", the IRS will accept less than the amount a [...]

How to Deal With a Large IRS Tax Debt A huge amount of tax is usually not good news for any taxpayer, as the IRS may be the most terrifying creditor a person can possibly have. This is also not a cause for one to lose hope. As a government [...]

Offer in Compromise: Settling Tax Debt for Less Than You Owe In the usual condition, when you collect a home loan, there are very high possibilities that your lender will require an escrow account from you. This term might not be strange to you. You might even know that in [...]

IRS Currently Not Collectible Status (CNC): How It Works You may be qualified to defer having your payment made to the IRS on past due income taxes if you are in tax debt and simply cannot pay. You must have little or no money left over each month after paying [...]

Taxpayer First Act: IRS Changes for Identity Theft Protection and Taxpayer Rights The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants to be loved just like everyone else, or at least our federal legislators want taxpayers to like the IRS. It may seem like a stretch, but the 2019 First Act contributor takes [...]