I cannot tell from your question if you are filing bankruptcy because of the IRS issue or because of other creditor/debt issues as well. If IRS and...

Can I eliminate the tax lien the IRS filed with Orange County?

IRS will generally not withdraw a lien unless special circumstances warrant same. However, once you pay the balance down to $25,000 or less, IRS...

Are there any attorneys on this site that can give me the address to the Offer In Compromise department of the IRS?

For an offer based on doubt as to collectibility (the most common), it depends on the state you live in. As it appears you live in California, mail...

Is it possible for the IRS to take from your social security disability benefits.

Yes, but if that is your only form of income and/or your cannot afford to live with the levy in place, you can contact the IRS with your financials...

Will IRS lien on ex-husband affect support payments?

It sounds like you have protected yourself well so far. Should IRS levy, the amount he would need to pay court ordered child support entered...

Have dealt w/ IRS re: debt for 7 yrs. IRS agent filing lien this week despite mult issues and talks, how do I resolve this?

I agree you should call back and request CNC and no lien through another IRS representative. If they also say you should be on an installment...

Is the IRS Offer in Compromise still being used?

It is definitely still being used, but it is really for those who can show that they cannot pay in full under an installment agreement within the...

Social Security Disability Insurance can can be levied, but often IRS will only take 15% based on the Federal Payment Levy Program. If the $3,000...

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Refund offseted but have not filed Injured Spouse Form 8379 in Florida (Not a community property state)

Yes, IRS can withhold a refund on a joint return to be offset to your spouse's legally enforceable past-due federal tax. state income tax, state...

Can IRS take home if husband didn't file even though we file separately

It is highly unlikely IRS would take your home, as long as you do not owe taxes. For a lien to be created, first your husband would need to file or...