IRS Tax Debt Relief Plans

Posted on May 30, 2023

The IRS has various tax debt relief plans to help taxpayers resolve their tax debt, depending upon their financial condition. Every tax debt resolution plan has qualifying factors that must be met to begin resolution. As many taxpayers do not have the financial capacity to pay their entire tax debt, the IRS has tax debt... Continue reading →

IRS Tax Debt: Resolution Methods

Posted on May 29, 2023

You have various options to choose from when resolving tax debt. Depending on the amount of tax debt you owe and your ability to pay, you can choose a payment plan to pay your tax debt over time if you cannot pay the entire debt in one payment. The IRS has various tax debt resolution... Continue reading →

Tips on Saving for Retirement

Posted on May 28, 2023

When saving for retirement, you first must determine how much will be enough for you to continue your present lifestyle after retirement. This may be difficult because many factors will have changed by the time you reach retirement age, including the tax rate. Even though we cannot be absolutely sure of the figure that will... Continue reading →

Planning for Your Retirement

Posted on May 27, 2023

When you are planning for your retirement you must take taxes into consideration, because they heavily impact your savings and income. Your income is taxed when you save it for retirement. As long as you do not withdraw from your retirement early (before the age of 59 ½), your withdrawals will typically not be taxed.... Continue reading →

IRS Lien on Back Taxes

Posted on May 23, 2023

The federal tax lien is an aggressive collection tactic of the IRS. Under a tax lien, the IRS claims right to the property and/or asset of a taxpayer under tax debt to secure its payment. The IRS moves to the placement of a tax lien if their notices regarding the payment of IRS back taxes... Continue reading →

Pay IRS Back Taxes in Monthly Installments

Posted on May 22, 2023

If you are in tax debt and cannot pay your entire tax debt amount in a single payment, you can consider paying it in monthly installments using IRS payment plans, known as Installment Agreements. There are many kinds of Installment Agreements based on the paying ability of taxpayers. When taxpayers have tax debt of under... Continue reading →

Reviewing Your Tax Filing Details

Posted on May 21, 2023

Even though preparing and filing taxes in itself takes much of our time and effort, we must review the tax filing details that impact our tax liability every year or every few years, depending on how much our income and expenditures fluctuate. Reviewing tax information such as filing status, tax credits, tax deductions, and the... Continue reading →

Are You Withholding More Than Required?

Posted on May 21, 2023

If you are withholding more taxes than required and receiving large refunds because you are paying too many taxes over the year, it may be time to review your withholdings. Even though receiving a refund is pleasant and is often seen as savings by individual taxpayers, overpaying every time you file means that your money... Continue reading →

Planning Your Taxes: Learning from the Past

Posted on May 19, 2023

Reviewing your tax situation, especially after you file your taxes, can provide you with insight into ways to save your money, time, and effort in the future. If you are running a business or paying estimated taxes, you should review your withholdings to avoid paying too much in taxes and then receiving a refund. Although... Continue reading →

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IRS Tax Debt Payment Plan: Offer in Compromise

Posted on May 16, 2023

When you are looking for tax debt resolution, you may be able to achieve reduction in tax debt if you cannot afford to pay your full tax debt amount. The IRS will require you to share your financial information with them, which may include a financial statement. Therefore, apply for Offer in Compromise only if... Continue reading →