Stand Up to the IRS Blog

This is the time when scams are at their highest. So, be on the lookout for tax-related scams and identity theft.

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.

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

What is the ASED? And, how does it affect me personally when my business owes IRS Payroll Tax?

Did you know that the IRS will allow you to set up your formal Installment Agreement (IA) as a Direct Debit payment plan?

What can M&M do within 15 days? Plenty! Don't let the phony guarantees and empty promises of other tax resolution companies sell you a bill of goods.

So, how can levies be stopped? It takes some work.

Do you have a Trust Fund meeting scheduled with your Revenue Officer? Here's a quick tip to help.

As small business owners, we have a lot to keep track of. And with so much going on in our personal and professional lives, it's easy to let the two blend together. Some things must be kept separate, however, and money is at the top of the list.

A common surprise for our small business clients is that we ask them to provide us with personal financial information to resolve their business tax debt. Naturally, this creates apprehension.

In most cases that I've seen, the IRS comes up with a much higher ability to pay than the taxpayer. The discrepancy is often due to the implementation of IRS' Collection Information Standards. They're used to limit monthly expenses.

A major component of the IRS collection system is the Deadline Date. IRS Revenue Officers typically agree to deadline dates 30 days out. Here are a few tips.

Can't afford a tax pro. The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) list contains the contact information of organizations in every state that offer low to no cost assistance to Individual taxpayers (not businesses) that cannot afford representation.