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I just received a 2566 letter from the IRS. It's saying I owe some ungodly amount of money. I may owe some, but not that much.
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Answered on May 25, 2013
You will need to file those returns and then take the necessary steps to stop collection action on those balances while the returns process. You...
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I NEED ADVISE ON A ISSUE WITH H&R BLOCK WITH WHAT THEY HAVE DONE TO E AND PUT ME THROUGH COULD YOU PLEASE CONTACT ME
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Answered on May 25, 2013
You should call a local tax lawyer and explain the situation further. Feel free to call me this week. 404-593-2644.
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IRS agent assigned to my girlfriend's case. She owns a house. Is there any way to protect it? What happens next?
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Answered on March 25, 2013
It is rare for the IRS to take a home. However, it is possible. The main concern is the IRS going after bank accounts and pay checks. First we need...
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Can taxes owed be "negotiated down" via the IRS? Should I hire an attorney or a CPA?
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Answered on March 09, 2013
There is typically a way to minimize what you have to pay on the taxes over time while protecting you from collection action. The IRS only has ten...
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What can I do after an IRS bank levy from a SFR for 2010 tax year?
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Answered on March 09, 2013
File the return immediately. Make sure 2011 is filed also and that 2012 is filed on time. Call IRS collections at 1-800-829-7650 and tell them you...
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Would it be a Federal Offense say if you have your own small business but don't report the income to the IRS ?
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Answered on February 07, 2013
yes. If the unreported income would have resulted in tax owed, then yes.
Can I use a 1099 forgiven debt income to offset losses in the stock market?
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Answered on February 05, 2013
Unfortunately you can only take $3,000 of the loss in a given year. The rest can be carried forward to offset gain the next year. The $3,000 you...
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I was first deemed non-collectible by IRS, then they put a tax lien on me. How can I resolve this. it is for about $20,000. Also
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Answered on January 26, 2013
Unfortunately whenever the balance is above $10,000 they can file a lien and typically whenever they qualify you for currently not collectible...
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I feel am being terrorized by IRS. I have sent them documents but i bet they want to milk me money that am sure i don't owe them
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Answered on January 26, 2013
Dealing with an audit can be difficult especially when they are trying to deny a child credit. Many times no matter what you send them they claim...
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Do I have to deduct the alimony I paid to my ex spouse? She will not be able to pay her tax bill if I use this deduction?
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Answered on January 26, 2013
Alimony typically is a deduction to you and taxable income to her. The only way around this is if the transfer of money from you to her does not...
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