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When you have outstanding tax liabilities, the IRS has the authority to pursue collection of your tax debt by filing a tax lien against you, garnishing your wages, or taking money out of your bank account. Taxpayers have federally recognized…
The Internal Revenue Service has sweeping powers in the form of the federal tax levy to collect when you don’t pay your taxes. It can take a significant portion of your paycheck, freeze the seize the funds in your bank…
Typically, an IRS examination of one’s tax return will result in the assessment of additional taxes, penalties, and interest. Most taxpayers disagree with their auditor’s findings and want an opportunity to challenge their new tax bill. Thankfully, the auditor’s report…
