When Can You Deduct Taxes on Your Income Tax Return?
Nov 09, 2011
When can you deduct taxes on your income tax return? The first hurdle you will face is that you will need to itemize to be able to deduct taxes.
Tests To Deduct Any Tax
The following two tests must...
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Can Your IRS Tax Debt Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?
Nov 09, 2011
An often asked question when taxpayers get into trouble and owe the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), is whether the tax debt can be discharged in a bankruptcy. The short answer is maybe. Certain criteri...
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IRS Statutes of Limitations
Nov 08, 2011
An important issue in tax representation is always looking at the applicable Statutes Of Limitation. That is, the time period available to proceed with a particular action under the law. The key tax st...
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The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007
Nov 08, 2011
The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 (the Act) gives important relief to borrowers that are considering a Short Sale, Deed in-Lieu of Foreclosure, or a Foreclosure. The Act is effective unt...
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An Overview of the Offer in Compromise Program
Nov 08, 2011
If you owe a significant amount of tax liability to the IRS there is a program that is available to you where you can actually pay the government less than you owe. It is called an Offer in Compromise ...
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Can't pay your taxes? Consider an Installment Agreement
Nov 07, 2011
It is always better to file your return and not pay the balance due than to not file at all. Why? It is a crime to not file a return, but it is not a crime to not pay. In fact, the IRS has many program...
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Preparing for and Appeals Conference
Nov 07, 2011
If you are unhappy with the results that you received in an Audit, you have the right to appeal the decision. When you receive your 30 day letter from the auditor detailing the Examination Changes it e...
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How to Release a Federal Tax Lien
Nov 07, 2011
When a Federal Tax Lien is paid in full or becomes legally unenfoceable, Section 6325(a) of the Internal Revenue Code requires the Intenal Revenue Service to release the lien. Another, often unknown re...
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You Were Audited and Received a 30 Day Letter
Nov 07, 2011
You were audited and received a 30 day letter from the Internal Revenue Service. This is a Notice of Proposed Changes to your tax return. It can be for multiple years. Now what do you do? The first que...
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What If You Never Went to Appeals and Receive a 90 Day Letter?
Nov 07, 2011
So you went through an audit and did not agree with the results. You wanted to take your case to Appeals, but before your appeal was granted the auditor issued you a 90 Day Letter. This is the Notice o...
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