If you’ve been hit with an assessment from the IRS and you disagree with the results, you are entitled to present your case in Tax Court. However, an IRS administrative appeal may produce desirable results without the need to go to court. As a taxpayer, you are entitled to dispute the results of an IRS […]
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What Happens if I Default on My IRS Installment Agreement?
Entering into an installment agreement with the IRS can provide taxpayers with a manageable way to pay off their tax liability over time. However, defaulting on an IRS installment agreement can lead to serious consequences. Here, we’ll review the potential repercussions and the steps you can take to mitigate them. What Does it Mean to […]
Can I Amend My Tax Return?
Did you make a mistake on your tax return? Whether it’s to correct errors, claim overlooked deductions, or address changes in filing status, it may be best to amend your tax return. CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang provide helpful tips on what important facts you need to know before amending your […]
Am I Responsible for My Spouse’s Back Taxes?
When you marry, you often share many aspects of your life with your spouse: your home, your finances, and perhaps even your dreams. However, what happens when it comes to tax liabilities? Specifically, are you responsible for your spouse’s back taxes? This question can cause significant stress and confusion. To navigate this issue, it is […]
What is the Work Opportunity Tax Credit?
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a valuable federal tax credit available to employers who hire individuals from certain targeted groups that have consistently faced significant barriers to employment. Established as part of the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996, the WOTC aims to incentivize businesses to diversify their workforce and provide job […]