If you’re worried about back taxes or received a notice from the IRS, one of the first things you’ll want to know is: How much do I owe the IRS? Whether it’s a forgotten balance, penalties, or interest that’s accumulated…
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There are many reasons why taxpayers have IRS tax problems, and on rare occasions, it is due to criminal intent. However, most tax problem resolution cases we deal with are caused by some serious event in the taxpayer’s life. Here…
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The IRS audit process can be a stressful experience for taxpayers, especially if you disagree with the audit's outcome. Fortunately, an option called "IRS audit reconsideration" allows you to request a review of your audit results after the IRS has…
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If you’re trying to file current or past tax returns, or are dealing with back tax problems, you should find out what the IRS knows about you by obtaining your IRS transcripts. The IRS offers five different transcript types that…
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When you owe a creditor, there are many ways your debt can be collected. Back taxes are a type of debt and the IRS can collect the amount you owe in different ways, including multiple types of levies. Can the…
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As a result of the 1998 IRS Restructuring & Reform Act taxpayers were given Collection Due Process Hearing rights which they must be advised of before enforced collection action can occur.
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Considering how many priorities, problems, and distractions a business owner deals with every day, it should come as no surprise that IRS payroll tax issues may arise. Whether you filed your payroll returns late or failed to make payroll tax…
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When you’re struggling with tax issues and need urgent tax resolution assistance, East Coast Tax Consulting Group is your answer. From helping you with unfiled tax returns to negotiating back tax settlements to providing IRS audit defense, our skilled CPAs…
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The Currently Not Collectible (CNC) program is an IRS program designed to provide relief from collection activities for taxpayers who would encounter undue financial hardship if they had to pay their tax debt. The IRS requires you to provide information…
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The IRS has the authority to enter into payment plans with taxpayers who owe back taxes. In a effort to streamline the processing of these agreements the IRS continues to test expanded criteria for taxpayers requesting installment agreements.
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