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65Salary and 1099 Garnishment
For a multitude of reasons, wages are garnished. Because creditors collect settlement direct from paychecks, this is a serious situation for people in debt. First, wage garnishment occurs after a verdict has...
0 comments71Living In Another Country? File Your Taxes Correctly
You may not know how to file your taxes if you are an American citizen working and living in another country. You may not even be aware that the US government and the IRS actually require that you file your...
0 comments62Can My Pension Be Seized?
You've gotten a notice threatening to take away assets you have worked hard for all your life - your car, your home, and even pension. Indeed, IRS problems brings a lot of stress. There are some assets that...
0 comments52The Tax Lawyer and You
Tax laws are complex and daunting, even for professionals. There are many laws, loopholes, and rules. There are deductions and various forms to fill out. You're far from alone if your tax needs are beyond your...
0 comments51You are Required to Pay Taxes on Reduced or Cancelled Debt
Having your debt reduced or cancelled is a major cause for celebration as your records will be cleaned and you will no longer suffer from paying for a substantial amount of money. Just be aware that a reduced...
0 comments54Audits and You
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has given you the head's up that you're going to be audited. That's a bit of a problem. Now your private finances are going to be scrutinized. Your first step is to read the...
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51Relocate To Florida Or Alaska To Avoid Additional Taxes In Retirement
You can do anything you wish to accomplish once you are retired. But penny-pinching where possible is a necessity because you'll be living on a fixed income. The taxes you pay the IRS are no exception. You...
47Why You Must Employ The Best Tax Attorney
It is quite a serious case, addressing tax issues and IRS problems. Finding an experienced, knowledgeable, and honest IRS tax lawyer is in your best interest. Unfortunately, many people do not seek assistance...
0 comments54What's An IRS OIC?
A process that allows you to pay only a percentage of your tax debt (as little as 1% of the tax due) to the IRS is known as an Offer in Compromise (OIC). To be able to qualify for this, strict requirements...
0 comments52If The IRS Makes An Error, What Then?
There is a horror tale that each tax advisor can tell about mistakes made by the IRS on someone's tax record. As a matter of fact, virtually thousands of dollars are included in most IRS errors. The total...
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