Stand Up to the IRS Blog

It's difficult to know which way to turn when your IRS Offer in Compromise is Denied. We help you figure it out.

M&M Has the Answers!
-Am I being taken advantage of?
-Who can I trust with this?
-What information and documents do I need to provide? Why?
-When do I start making payments? How do I make them?
-Do I qualify for any reductions?

Remember, IRS Revenue Officers are highly trained collection agents.
And, the IRS is a Law Enforcement Agency! Don't forget this either.

Penalties are assessed, the IRS claims, to encourage compliance. The fear of penalties is supposed to keep all of us in line, reporting and paying our taxes in a timely manner. What happens when you have a real excuse?

One common debt we hear about is to credit cards. Unlike the IRS, a credit card company must be awarded a judgment by a court of law before they can take money from bank accounts or garnish wages. The IRS does not need a judgment to do this.

In January 2018 the IRS started to implement new procedures involving “seriously delinquent tax debt” and the taxpayer's passport. If this is you, your passport may be denied, revoked or limited.

Need an IRS Installment Agreement to pay a back-tax bill? You may qualify to get it online.

Do you have an IRS Trust Fund tax liability? Protect your income tax refund.

You have questions. We have answers!

For a business with employees, tax compliance starts with Federal Tax Deposits.