Can the IRS Take My Social Security?
Nov 13, 2024Social Security benefits provide a crucial lifeline to millions of Americans, particularly retirees, disabled individuals, and others who rely on...
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What is the IRS Collection Statute of Limitations?
Nov 9, 2024They say that death and taxes are the only two certainties in life. However, taxes are only collectible for so...
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Roth IRA Penalties: What Are They & How Do I Avoid Them?
Nov 8, 2024Roth Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are popular investment vehicles that offer tax advantages for retirement savings. However, it’s crucial for...
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How Much Should I Offer in Compromise?
Nov 7, 2024When facing substantial tax debt, an Offer in Compromise (OIC) can be a potential lifeline for resolving outstanding liabilities. The...
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I Overstated My Tax Deductions. Now What?
Nov 5, 2024It’s easy to make mistakes when filing taxes, especially when it comes to deductions. You might accidentally overstate your tax...
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What is the Widow’s Penalty?
Nov 3, 2024Losing a spouse is an emotionally overwhelming experience, and unfortunately, for many widows, the challenges extend beyond the realm of...
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Can I Claim My Parent as a Dependent?
Nov 2, 2024Caring for an elderly parent can be a financial toll, especially when you also have children to care for. Claiming...
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My OIC was Rejected. Now What?
Nov 1, 2024If your Offer in Compromise (OIC) is rejected by the IRS, it can feel discouraging, but you still have options....
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Can I Modify My IRS Payment Plan?
Oct 31, 2024When faced with tax debt, an IRS payment plan, also known as an installment agreement, offers a lifeline. It allows...
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My Tax Debt Hit $50,000. Now What?
Oct 30, 2024When your tax debt reaches or exceeds $50,000, the situation becomes more serious with heightened IRS collection efforts and potential...
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