Stand Up to the IRS Blog

Some tax resolution companies' sales hook is the Offer in Compromise. There's a different hook for business owners that owe payroll taxes to the IRS. It's called the "NewCo". Don't fall for it!

If you're tackling a back-tax liability, especially payroll tax, you need to know how to protect yourself and your business. One rule to live by when dealing with the IRS or your State Taxing Authority, is that nothing is real until it's

Although CNC can be difficult to attain, it is a viable option for many struggling taxpayers. When you successfully negotiate this resolution with the IRS, you will not have to make payments toward your back taxes if you remain current and compliant...

This is one of the most frequent questions I am asked. If you are unclear on how to address your back taxes, call me directly at (773) 969-5813. Even if you choose not to hire M&M, you will certainly benefit from speaking to a Tax Resolution Expert.

If the IRS has taken money from of your bank account or pay check, quickly take steps to request a release.

Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) Section 20.1 outlines the basics of IRS penalty relief. If you are planning to resolve your own tax debt and submit a request for the abatement of penalties yourself, this is a great place to start. It outlines the purpose

Once past due tax is assessed, the IRS collection machine begins moving forward. A tax lien is a major step in the process. Learn about the options available to get rid of it.

Beware of buzz words used by salesman such as Appeal and Stay of Collection. In many cases, Appeals will only cost you unnecessary fees and delay the resolution of your tax debt.

We recently compiled a list of the common mistakes our new clients make before they hire M&M. For so many of our clients, steering clear of a slip-up or two early on would have helped them avoid some sleepless nights and expensive penalties.