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IRS Payment Plan Options for Florida Small Business Owners: What You Need to Know
Businesses can find themselves with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax debt they can’t afford, just like individual taxpayers. A sudden emergency or other unexpected change in your life or business can cause you to miss payments or deposits, accruing penalties and interest, creating a substantial…
How to Calculate Your IRS Offer in Compromise Amount
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers several useful methods of settling your tax debt if you don’t have the financial ability to repay it. One of these is an offer in compromise (OIC), which lets you pay off your entire debt for a lower amount.…
IRS Offer in Compromise Rejected? Here’s What to Do Next
An offer in compromise (OIC) helps many taxpayers get the fresh start they need after having substantial tax debt that they don’t have the ability to repay. It can be very disheartening if the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) denies your application. Was your IRS offer…
Currently Not Collectible Status in Florida: What Taxpayers Need to Know
Owing tax debt can be additionally stressful and frustrating when you are in a difficult financial situation. You may feel like you have no options, so you ignore the debt. This will only worsen the situation, however. Eventually, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will take…
IRS Installment Agreement Guide for Florida Residents: Payment Plans Explained
Any issue with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be very stressful, especially when it involves tax debt and a bill you can’t afford. If you are in this situation, there may be options to manage your debt. A clear IRS installment agreement guide for…
How to Negotiate With the IRS – Everything You Need To Know
If you owe tax debt to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and you can’t afford the bill, it’s crucial that you know how to negotiate with the IRS. There are options for negotiation when you are in a financially difficult situation, and it may be…
What Triggers an IRS Audit? Red Flags to Avoid
Some taxpayers believe that being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) means the agency thinks you’ve committed a crime, which isn’t true. IRS audits can be random or can be caused by automatically reviewed discrepancies. While you can’t always prevent an audit, there are…
IRS Statute of Limitations on Tax Debt – The 10-Year Rule Explained
When taxpayers owe a debt to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), many want to know about the IRS statute of limitations on tax debt. While this deadline can prevent the IRS from assessing or collecting a tax debt, it is unlikely to provide the relief…
Can the IRS Take Your House? Property Seizure Laws Explained
When you owe back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the agency has already sent you a bill, it can take other actions to collect the debt it is owed. One of those actions is claiming property or seizing your assets. Can the…
What Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Targets Need to Know About Penalty Abatement
A trust fund recovery penalty for specific unpaid payroll taxes can impact your business and personal finances for the entirety of the debt owed to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and can have serious consequences on your life. It’s important to understand what trust fund…
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