Posts Tagged ‘delinquent taxes’

How long does the Offer in Compromise process take?

  • February 9th, 2016
  • David Greene
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Let me make one thing clear at the outset, dealing with the IRS is not like dealing with your neighbor down the street or a local business. A submitted Offer will not be resolved in a matter of a few…

When can a business deduct gifts to Charities?

  • February 5th, 2016
  • David Greene
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Gifts to charities by a business are not alweays deductible, but in some cases they are. The IRS Chief Counsel recently issued an Advice Ruling in which he said that when a business conducts a promotion where it advertises that…

How to fight IRS denial of your Earned Income Credit and exemptions.

  • January 26th, 2016
  • David Greene
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Many people find their Earned Income creit and/or claim for exemptions for relatives denied by the IRS each year. This usually arises in the context of recently separated or divorced parents. Both will claim the exemption and credit and the…

What if the IRS tries to collect taxes you do not owe.

  • September 23rd, 2015
  • David Greene
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If you receive collection letters stating that you owe taxes for years that you do not think you owe, you need to proceed under the approach to compromising tax liability known as the “Doubt As To Liability” doctrine. As the…

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