IRS Tax Fighters Blog

Imagine checking your mail to find a notice from the IRS stating that you owe money. Whether the amount is small or substantial, it can likely trigger some immediate concern or even anxiety...The key to managing this situation effectively simply lies in understanding all the steps you need to take next.

Filing tax returns is a legal obligation for anyone and everyone earning an income above a certain amount in the United States. But life can sometimes throw you curveballs, and filing taxes ends up being on the bottom of your to do list....For anyone with unfiled tax returns, pay close attention to all of the steps listed in this article.

While there are legitimate tax relief professionals who can assist individuals with resolving their tax issues, there are also plenty of unscrupulous individuals and companies looking to take advantage of unsuspecting taxpayers. To help you safeguard yourself against tax scams, we've compiled a list of tips for protecting yourself from these fraudulent tax relief services.

Neglecting to pay your taxes can lead to serious consequences, and one of the most severe repercussions is the federal government filing a legal claim against all your current and future property through a federal tax lien. In this article, we'll break down what a federal tax lien is and provide guidance on what steps you should take if you receive a certified letter indicating that you have one.

Nobody wants to find themselves at odds with the IRS, yet countless taxpayers face this situation every year. The good news is that you may not have to pay the full amount claimed by the IRS. However, to benefit from this financial relief, it is essential to find the right partner, and here are key factors to consider.

Unlike most other government agencies, the IRS has the power to attack your wages, freeze your bank account, and even confiscate your property...Below are three strategies you can use to resolve your tax debt and keep your peace of mind. Not all of these options will be suitable for everyone, but knowing what they are can help you set your mind at ease.

Ignoring your obligation to pay taxes can lead the federal government to conduct severe legal action against all of your existing assets, and assets you acquire in the future. This form of punishment is called a federal tax lien. If you've received a certified letter indicating that the federal government has placed an unwelcome Federal 'tax lien' on your assets, this article can provide insights into what it means and how to remedy the issue.

Imagine checking your mail to find a notice from the IRS stating that you owe money. Whether the amount is small or substantial, it can likely trigger some immediate concern or even anxiety...The key to managing this situation effectively simply lies in understanding all the steps you need to take next.

Filing tax returns is a legal obligation for anyone and everyone earning an income above a certain amount in the United States. But life can sometimes throw you curveballs, and filing taxes ends up being on the bottom of your to do list....For anyone with unfiled tax returns, pay close attention to all of the steps listed in this article.

While there are legitimate tax relief professionals who can assist individuals with resolving their tax issues, there are also plenty of unscrupulous individuals and companies looking to take advantage of unsuspecting taxpayers. To help you safeguard yourself against tax scams, we've compiled a list of tips for protecting yourself from these fraudulent tax relief services.

Neglecting to pay your taxes can lead to serious consequences, and one of the most severe repercussions is the federal government filing a legal claim against all your current and future property through a federal tax lien. In this article, we'll break down what a federal tax lien is and provide guidance on what steps you should take if you receive a certified letter indicating that you have one.

Nobody wants to find themselves at odds with the IRS, yet countless taxpayers face this situation every year. The good news is that you may not have to pay the full amount claimed by the IRS. However, to benefit from this financial relief, it is essential to find the right partner, and here are key factors to consider.

Unlike most other government agencies, the IRS has the power to attack your wages, freeze your bank account, and even confiscate your property...Below are three strategies you can use to resolve your tax debt and keep your peace of mind. Not all of these options will be suitable for everyone, but knowing what they are can help you set your mind at ease.

Ignoring your obligation to pay taxes can lead the federal government to conduct severe legal action against all of your existing assets, and assets you acquire in the future. This form of punishment is called a federal tax lien. If you've received a certified letter indicating that the federal government has placed an unwelcome Federal 'tax lien' on your assets, this article can provide insights into what it means and how to remedy the issue.