For fourteen years, I have helped people just like you solve IRS tax problems including IRS audits and having no money to pay off back tax debt. For those currently needing IRS relief, I’m happy to announce that you are in luck; the Tax Man is here with a new tax help video series. The purpose of this Tax Man video series was to give taxpayers in need of tax relief
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With the recession in its fourth year, financially distressed consumers are turning to bankruptcy as a means to wipe their financial slate clean including getting rid of their tax debt. However, what many do not realize is that not all tax issues are discharged in bankruptcy. A Bloomberg BusinessWeek article entitled Court says farmers must pay bankruptcy tax reported on a recent Supreme Court ruling that firmly stipulated there be
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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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I recently posted tax relief tips on the Big Biz Show blog. Here is a link to the blog post and I would encourage readers who missed the tax deadline to take a look.
With tax season a recent memory and many still facing difficult tax issues, the topics covered in the post focused on how to deal with these common IRS tax problems: IRS audits
Delinquent tax returns
Tax debt payment options: using
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Countdown to tax day: 0 – Today is Tax Day!
If you owe money to the IRS, and are short on cash, you have options. Yesterday, Fox Business cited a creditcards.com article Pros and Cons of Paying Taxes with a Credit Card in which I made a contribution regarding tax debt financing. In a previous blog post about this topic, I compared the costs of using a credit card versus the
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As tax day April 17 is coming to a close, some may be wondering if they should file or even if they need to. During my recent interview on Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, Tony inquired about how people don’t file their taxes and become tax delinquent. I explained that at Tax Resolution Services, Co., we work with a lot of non-filers with the average client
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Countdown to tax day: 1 day For those who have filed their taxes, congratulations. For those who think procrastination as a sport, I wish you well. For others who are overwhelmed, it might be time to seek tax help from a tax professional. During my recent appearance to the Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, I offered tax tips related to tax preparation software and knowing when
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In the homestretch â 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 weekâs news: The IRSÂ Newsroom released a bulletin with payment options designed for struggling taxpayers having trouble
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Countdown to tax day: 13 days
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of sharing tax relief tips on Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez. A topic we covered was unfiled or delinquent tax returns. We deal with a lot of non-filers at our firm; the average client has between four to eleven years of unfiled tax returns and while almost all are good people, they usually have
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Countdown to tax day: 12 days
On my recent appearance to Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez, Tony asked me about the typical mistakes taxpayers make when filing their taxes. Here are the four most common:
1. Forgetting to sign the tax return This is the number one avoidable mistake people make every year. They are rushing to get their taxes done, forget to sign the returns, put them in
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Tax day Countdown: 15 days left until April 17. With only two weeks left, I want to encourage taxpayers to start the year off right and resolve any back tax issues they may be facing. It is doubly important if those issues include unreported foreign income and offshore accounts. A recent March IRS bulletin entitled IRS Offers Tax Tips for Taxpayers with Foreign Income reminds us that U.S. citizens and
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As we are in the tax day homestretch, I have noticed a hefty percentage of articles in the financial pages that naturally have to do with taxes. A series by Forbesâ Kelly Phillips Erb Taxes: A-Z offers insight into tax issues that many might be facing as they are tackling (or avoiding) their yearly tax obligation.
Her article L is for Levy highlighted the IRS levy and those who avoid the
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The IRS has announced it will give needed tax relief to farmers who could not properly file their taxes due to not receiving their 1099 by the March 1 deadline from the now defunct MF Global. A Reuters article entitled IRS Waives Fines for Farmers Missing Tax Info from MF Globalreports that farmers who underreported their taxes because of missing information from MF Global will not be penalized.
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In case you havenât 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.
From October 2010 through September 2011, the IRS collected $2.4 trillion in taxes from 234
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As April 17th draws near, itâs important that taxpayers have information to prevent any IRS tax issues from occurring to them. In a previous blog post called IRS Warns of Dirty Dozen Tax Scams, I highlighted in detail the top four most common tax scams circulating throughout the tax system so that our readers would not fall victim to âIRS dealsâ and false promises that could ultimately hurt their
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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: Iâve 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 thatâs not all. The economy has
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Hot off the Reuters newswire is an article entitled IRS Forms âSWAT Teamâ for Tax Dodger Crackdown that confirms the IRSâ intent on collecting taxes and in this case, going after one of the most difficult sources; multinational corporations. The IRS has stepped up efforts to go after businesses that shift money from country to country in an attempt to limit their corporate tax liabilities. While The IRS has attempted
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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.
In the Forbes article IRS Advocate: New Taxpayer Rights Crisis Is Brewing detailing the
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On a recent episode of the TaxMan on the Big Biz Show, I discussed the topic of the âtax gapâ that many self-employed and small business people out there should become aware of as they prepare their tax returns for the April 16 deadline. Since many are unfamiliar with thesubject matter, listed are the four key questions and answers every individual and small business personal should know about the
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This March has been epic! Not only did we launch TaxMan TV on the Biz TV Network early this month, I have been invited to share tax relief tips on Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez, that airs on Sunday, March 18 at 9am/PST.
I appreciate the opportunity to speak on a subject I know so well; tax debt resolution. I think what makes me uniquely qualified is
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