Tax Relief Blog

IRS CP504 Notice: What It Means and What to Do Before you know how to respond to CP504, it is important for you to know about it in detail lest you end up messing up your matter. If you have received a notice from the IRS in your mailbox, it means [...]

IRS Innocent Spouse Relief: Do You Qualify? IRS innocent spouse relief could help avoid additional tax liability, interest, and penalties, but there are fundamental rules for you to follow. Couples are usually seen as partners in crime, perfectly fit for one another. Like two peas in a pod, they are [...]

IRS Debt Repayment Programs: Options for Resolving Tax Debt Several types of debt repayment programs are accessible, including a streamlined installment agreement, partial-pay installment agreements, and “stair-step” installment agreements. Remarkably, while these arrangements are available, each taxpayer must negotiate with the IRS directly to agree on their eligibility. Debt repayment [...]

IRS Fresh Start Initiative: Tax Relief Options for Back Taxes 1. Important Details Concerning Fresh Start Initiative Remarkably, the IRS Fresh Start Initiative is not just a single program, but rather a series of modifications that the IRS has made to the tax code to reduce tax bills. In fact, [...]

IRS Forms Needed to Start a New Business Starting a new business can be really as there are lots of expectations you look up to. It also comes with a decent amount of paperwork, particularly if your company involves employees and payroll, you’ll need to get started on the right [...]

IRS Itemized Deduction Disputes: How to Respond and Appeal Every year, about 196 million federal tax returns are filed in the United States. From the returns, around one million or 0.5% is subject to audit, which is an extra evaluation of the return, the deductions filed, and the amount owed [...]

IRS Tax Audit: What to Expect and How to Prepare More than one million taxpayers faced an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audit of their individual tax return in 2019, but that accounted for less than 1% of all returns. If you received a dreaded audit letter from the IRS, do [...]

Understanding the IRS Tax Appeals Process If your tax return was lately under assessment by the IRS and you got written notification of a change the IRS is making to your tax return, such as disallowing a deduction or credit, you have the right to disagree and the right to [...]

IRS Criminal Investigation Process: What Taxpayers Need to Know If for whatever reason you have found yourself facing an IRS criminal investigation or in a civil investigation or audit that, in time, may result to a criminal investigation. It is surprisingly easy for a person to find oneself involved with this kind of [...]

How to Report Identity Theft to the IRS Reporting identity theft is an important way to protect yourself from scams. There are many ways you might discover you were a victim of identity theft. There are higher chances that if you were, you will find out soon after filing your [...]