Getting married is a joyous occasion, but it also brings important financial and tax considerations. As a newlywed, understanding how to navigate the tax implications of your new marital status is crucial for optimizing your finances and avoiding potential pitfalls. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the essential steps and decisions you need to […]
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How the IRS Finds Out About Your Assets
The IRS has a reputation for being one of the most powerful collection agencies in the world, and for good reason. When you owe back taxes or fail to report income, the IRS has multiple ways of uncovering what you own and where your money is. Many taxpayers wonder: how does the IRS find your […]
How to Request a Tax Transcript From the IRS
When it comes to financial matters, accurate documentation is key. The IRS maintains various types of transcripts that provide a detailed record of your tax-related activities. Whether you need a tax transcript for tax filing, loan applications, or personal financial planning, understanding how to request IRS transcripts is crucial. In this guide, we’ll walk you […]
How Long Does an Offer in Compromise Take?
If you’re facing significant tax debt and struggling to make ends meet, the Offer in Compromise (OIC) process may offer a lifeline. This tax negotiation program, offered by the IRS, allows qualifying taxpayers to settle their tax debts for less than the full amount owed. While this can be a valuable option, it’s important to […]
Will the IRS Negotiate If You Can’t Pay?
Will the IRS Negotiate if You Can’t Pay? If you’ve opened a notice from the IRS and realized you owe more than you can possibly pay, you may be wondering: can you negotiate with the IRS? The short answer: yes, the IRS will negotiate, but only within the boundaries of formal relief programs. Unlike a […]