Posts Tagged ‘Offer in Compromise’

Can the IRS use private debt collectors to collect delinquent taxes?

  • March 9th, 2016
  • David Greene
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Yes, the IRS has begun that practice again, but only if certain criteria are met. If you remember, several years ago the IRS used private debt collectors on a wide variety of cases. They eventually stopped the practice due to…

What exactly is the Trust Fund Penalty?

  • February 23rd, 2016
  • David Greene
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First let me clarify that the Trust Fund Penalty is not really a penalty added to tax owed but is a portion of the payroll taxes owed by a corporation. The Trust Fund Penalty only applies to corporations, not to…

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…

HAPPY NEW YEAR

  • December 29th, 2015
  • David Greene
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I hope everyone reading this had a very nice Christmas holiday and I hope you are looking forward to a New Year filled with hope and promise. Of course the way to make those hopes and resolutions come true is…

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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