Last year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audited just over one million returns. That’s a lot less than the 1.74 million returns they audited in 2010, but it’s still no fun for the millions of taxpayers that had to go through the process! Overall, the IRS audits only about 1 in 200 returns. But some […]
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Can You Negotiate Back Taxes with the IRS?
No one likes to owe the IRS. The balance owed seems to linger over your head, and each year you pray that your next return will yield a refund rather than more owed to the IRS. You work hard to pay off the balance; you even take extra from your paycheck. But the penalties and […]
Are You Up-to-Date on the Payroll Tax Changes for 2018-2019?
As an employer, you know how important it is to stay current on tax changes – especially payroll tax. There is nothing worse than being struck by a payroll tax bill at the end of the year (or an audit). Every April, the IRS updates employers on what to expect for the coming year. April […]
Is an IRS Offer in Compromise the Right Choice for Your Tax Situation?
The IRS wants their money, but that doesn’t mean they strive to squeeze every penny from a consumer or business. Instead, the IRS deploys multiple repayment methods and plans that suit the needs of the taxpayer. One of those methods is the Offer in Compromise (OIC). The OIC carries unique advantages for taxpayers because the […]
Exploring Your Options for IRS Payment Plans
If you have received a notice from the IRS of back taxes due or you filed your taxes and already know that you owe the IRS, you might feel panicked at the massive amount due and the lack of funds in your bank account. Fortunately, you do not need to worry about paying everything up […]