Curious how the end of the government shutdown affects your tax situation? CEO David King and Chief Tax Officer & Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang break down which IRS services are back online, what the extended e-filing season means for taxpayers who owe, and why acting quickly matters as penalties and interest continue to compound […]
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Someone Filed a Fraudulent Tax Return in My Name. Now What?
Discovering that someone has filed a fraudulent tax return in your name can be alarming and overwhelming. Tax identity theft affects thousands of Americans each year, with criminals using stolen Social Security numbers and personal information to claim refunds. The consequences can ripple across your finances, credit, and future tax filings. Taking immediate, informed action is critical to mitigate […]
Can the IRS Take My 401(k)?
Owing back taxes is a stressful situation for many Americans. With it comes fear over what the IRS can do to collect. One common concern is whether your hard-earned retirement savings, specifically your 401(k), are at risk. The short answer: yes, the IRS can take your 401(k) under certain conditions. But it’s not their first […]
Tax Shelters: Meaning, Examples & How They Work
Tax shelters have long been a topic of interest and controversy in the world of finance and taxation. They can serve as valuable tools for individuals and corporations seeking to minimize their tax liabilities. However, the use of tax shelters often raises ethical and legal questions. This article dives into what tax shelters are, how […]
Can the IRS Seize a Legal Settlement If You Owe?
Dealing with the IRS is stressful enough, but when you’re expecting a lawsuit settlement, the stakes feel even higher. One of the most common questions taxpayers ask is: Can the IRS seize a settlement? The short answer: Yes, the IRS can seize or levy certain types of settlement payments if you owe federal tax debt. However, the long answer is far […]