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We moved from NY to California on 12/2015. Unexpectedly, we got a NYS tax warrant for the year of 2016. How do we vacate?
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Answered on May 19, 2019
The New York State Dept of Taxation and Finance has a procedure to review "doubt as to liability" cases. And you may qualify for such review.
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Garnishment Levy?
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Answered on May 12, 2019
You are in active enforced collection by IRS. Accordingly, you need to pursue a "collection alternative" ASAP!
If I file for chapter 7 would this relieve me of my owed back taxes?
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Answered on May 05, 2019
Bankruptcy should be the last resort. You may be better served with an Offer-in-Compromise with IRS.
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How to find my CSED with IRS
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Answered on May 05, 2019
The IRS Account Transcripts will provide the necessary information. However, you should employ professional advise to access and interpret them.
Is it impossible to get an IRS "Offer In Compromise" when your old tax debt is more than your income and retirement is soon?
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Answered on May 05, 2019
The IRS Offer-in-Compromise program which is the Gold Standard for collection alternatives, is complex. Accordingly, you should retain a competent...
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Can the IRS garnish your State tax refund caused by a SSA overpayment? Or do they just garnish your Federal?
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Answered on April 28, 2019
You need to be pro-active in dealing with your IRS liabilities. Accordingly, you should pursue, ASAP, a "collection alternative."
When filling out my form for an offer to compromise to the IRS. Do I add overtime hours to the month wages?
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Answered on April 28, 2019
Offers-in-Compromise are complicated and, accordingly, you should not be proceed without assistance from a competent tax attorney.
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Can the IRS garnish your temporary disability check and impound my bank account?
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Answered on April 28, 2019
You need to pursue, ASAP, a "collection alternative."
Can a person do a new installment agreement to the IRS two years in a row?
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Answered on April 20, 2019
The short answer is yes. However, you need to correct the underlying problem causing the shortfall, so that you get and remain "current."
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If you are audited by the irs can you send it back with a letter of compromise?
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Answered on April 20, 2019
You may qualify for an Offer-in-Compromise. In this regard, you should seek counsel from an experienced tax attorney.
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