What Happens If You Ignore IRS Collection Letters? The Worst Case Scenario
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “can I ignore the IRS?”, you’re not alone. Many taxpayers feel overwhelmed by notices from the IRS and hope that ignoring them will make the problem disappear. Unfortunately, the reality is far more serious. Ignoring IRS collection letters can trigger a series of escalating actions, from mounting penalties to wage garnishment, property liens, and even potential legal consequences. This article explores the worst-case scenarios for ignoring IRS notices and provides a clear understanding of how the IRS collects unpaid taxes.
File Now or File Later? How to Choose the Right Tax Filing Strategy
Not sure whether to file your tax returns now or wait? CEO David King and Chief Tax Officer & Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang discuss how timing your filing can impact your situation, when it’s better to renegotiate a payment plan, and whether filing early, filing an extension, or hiring a professional could save you time and money.
How to Lower Your Taxable Income in Retirement
For many retirees, tax planning doesn’t end when the paychecks stop; it becomes even more critical. Even if you’ve saved diligently, how and when you withdraw money from your retirement accounts can significantly impact how much you owe the IRS. Understanding how to lower your taxable income in retirement can help stretch your savings, preserve wealth, and keep your retirement lifestyle comfortable.
Tax Tips for New Parents: Child Tax Credit, Dependent Claims & More
Becoming a parent brings joy and new responsibilities, including changes to your tax situation. Whether you recently welcomed a baby through birth or adoption, the IRS offers several credits and deductions that can lower your tax bill or increase your refund. Understanding how to claim these benefits correctly can help new parents make the most of every available tax break.