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IRS Tax Debts, Tax Returns, IRS Audits & Tax Representation for Businesses and Individuals

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Featured Articles
IRS Bank Levy & Wage Garnishment

IRS Bank Levy & Wage Garnishment An IRS tax levy is legal seizure of a taxpayer’s property to satisfy a ...

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Innocent Spouse Relief

Innocent Spouse Relief What happens in a situation where one spouse creates the tax liability with their ...

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Installment Agreement

Installment Agreement If you owe taxes to the IRS you do have the right to pay ...

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Penalty Waiver & Reducing Your Tax Liability

Penalty Waiver & Reducing Your Tax Liability Typically there are only so many ways to reduce your tax liability or pay ...

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Offer in Compromise

Offer in Compromise What is the IRS Offer in Compromise program? The Offer in Compromise is a tax ...

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Unpaid 941 or Payroll Taxes

Unpaid 941 or Payroll Taxes If you operate any business with employees then you are responsible for filing the ...

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Tax Liens

Tax Liens A lien is charge, hold, claim or encumbrance upon the property of another as ...

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Late Filing Your 2011 Tax Returns? We Can help!

Late Filing Your 2011 Tax Returns?  We Can help!

Many people are unable to have their 2011 1040 tax returns prepared because they are still gathering and compiling tax documents such as W-2s, 1099s and other records.  If you are late in filing your 1040 individual income tax return with the Internal Revenue Service, we highly recommend you do everything possible to prepare your...

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Mortgage Debt Forgiveness and Cancellation of Debt

Generally cancelled debt, which is reported on IRS form 1099 C is taxable.  An exception does exist to homeowners whose mortgage debt was forgiven between the tax years of 2007 and 2012. Under the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, a taxpayer may be able to exclude up to $2 million of mortgage debt...

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Determining Your Filing Status Regarding Your 1040 Individual Income Tax Return

When filing your 1040 individual income tax return and necessary state return, one of the first steps will be determining your filing status.  There are five possible filing statuses, those being, single, married filing joint, married filing separately, head of household and qualifying widow.  Your filing status will determine certain tax filing requirements, deductions, eligibility...

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Do You Need to File a 2011 1040 Individual Income Tax Return?

Taxpayers are required to file a 1040 tax return if their income exceeds a specific amount.  The amount of income, which requires a tax return to be filed varies depending upon the taxpayer’s filing status, type of income received and age. Even if a taxpayer is not required to file a tax return because of...

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Claiming the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit

Small employers paying at least half of the premiums for employee health insurance under a qualified arrangement may be eligible for the small business health care tax credit. This credit may allow certain small businesses and small tax exempt organizations to offer health insurance where offering these benefits before would not have been affordable. Further,...

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