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Eva Rosenberg is known as the TaxMama®, giving out much needed tax information to those in trouble with the IRS and doing all of it with a mother’s touch.
Tomorrow, Wednesday May 9th at 12:00pm (Pacific) it’s time for me, the TaxMan to meet the TaxMama and deliver sound advice through a complimentary (that’s FREE) live webcast. The topic we’ll be focusing on is “IRS Practice: Overview of Collection Issues.”
If you

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At the first official meeting of the National Association of Tax Debt Resolution Companies (NATDRC) in Washington D.C., May 20-21, we will be discussing the regulation of companies utilizing deceptive advertising claims and misleading trade practices that ask unsuspecting consumers (by advertising on the internet, radio, and TV) believing that they are hiring a legitimate tax professional—i.e., an attorney, CPA, or Enrolled Agent—to represent them before the IRS/State. Nothing can

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Question: I owe a lot in back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service. I’m not sure how I’ll ever get paid up. Plus, it’s been several years, and I think it’s too late for any of the programs you’ve discussed. What can I do? Answer: First of all, it’s not too late. Actually, it’s never too late. If you owe money to the Internal Revenue Service, you have many options

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In the homestretch – 4 days until Tax Day!
Happy Friday! Here’s the tax help news round up heading into Tax Day Tuesday April, 17.
Tax relief tips were the dominant theme and meant to provide tax help for last minute taxpayers who are filing or possibly avoiding their tax obligation. Here are the highlights of the week’s news: The IRS Newsroom released a bulletin with payment options designed for struggling taxpayers having trouble

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Every month we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s our way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support Tax Resolution Services with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
April’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. Ye I. Mr. Ye I owed the IRS $40K in back taxes when he sought help from our group of qualified tax professionals.  After several months

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R&B singer Robin Thicke and his wife, actress Paula Patton, owe the Internal Revenue Service $492,583.49 for failing to pay income taxes two years in a row.
In addition to his own music, Thicke has written songs for Jennifer Hudson, Usher and Mary J. Blige. Patton has starred in a number of movies, including Idlewild, Swing Vote, Precious and Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol.
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Countdown to tax day: 8 days
The IRS Newsroom released a bulletin outlining payment options for struggling taxpayers looking for IRS debt relief and who may be having trouble paying and filing their tax returns before the April 17 deadline.  In a recent creditcards.com article entitled Pros and Cons of Paying the IRS with a Credit Card, I weighed in on the credit card payment method. Below are some key points to

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Thelbert Lamont Lesure, 40, of Holly Springs, Miss., pleaded guilty to count one of knowingly preparing and transmitting a fraudulent tax return to the IRS. Lesure was released on a pre-existing bond pending sentencing, which will take place following the completion of a presentencereport. At sentencing, he faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. No related posts. No related posts.

In case you haven’t noticed, the IRS is doing quite well collecting taxes from wealthy Americans. An article in the LA Times by Tiffany Hsu titled IRS collected $2.4 trillion in taxes, audited more multimillionaires demonstrates how IRS audits of millionaires has helped to contribute to the first revenue increases the IRS has seen since 2008.
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While taxpayers are allowed to represent themselves before the IRS, it doesn’t mean they should. There are instances where hiring a tax resolution expert such as a tax attorney or certified tax resolution specialist is highly recommended especially if your personal or businesstax problems are too large, complicated and risky to handle on you own.
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We help clients solve tax problems every day at Tax Resolution Services! We wanted to share this question from a tax client (and our answer) because it is a situation that many people may find themselves in: Question: I’ve really screwed up. Before the recession, I followed some bad tax advice, and now I owe quite a bit of money in back taxes. And that’s not all. The economy has

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Tax preparers and non-profit group The Institute for Justice have banded together over their dislike of recent tax preparer regulations to sue the IRS sighting its powers as overreaching and unlawful. An Accounting Today article entitled Tax Preparers Sue IRS over New Requirements sheds some light on this issue by highlighting the plaintiff’s objectives not to seek damages, but rather an injunction against enforcement of new regulations.
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A previous blog post entitled Tax Advocate Warns Taxpayers Rights at Risk mentioned the release of the annual report to Congress by National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson.
Olson, an outspoken official whose staff works within the IRS to resolve taxpayers tax issues, was very critical of several IRS practices and processes that end up putting taxpayers last.
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Every month we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s our way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support Tax Resolution Services with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. George N.
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A recent IRS announcement plans to expand the “Fresh Start Initiative” to help unemployed taxpayers, unable to pay their taxes, avoid IRS penalties and make IRS Installment Agreements available to more taxpayers than before. Below is how the program aims to assist struggling taxpayers find tax relief: Penalty Relief
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I recently visited the Big Biz Show with Russ and Sully on the lead up to April 16th to give “TaxMan Tax Tips” on ways taxpayers can to avoid IRS “land mines” and “red flags” this tax year. The current Obama administration has let its intentions be known that closing the $385 billion tax gap – (the difference between the amount of taxes reported and what the government actually collects)

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