Category IRS Passport Restrictions

Traveling abroad is a privilege that many individuals take for granted. However, for taxpayers with significant unresolved tax debt, this privilege can be curtailed due to potential passport revocation by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). In 2015, Congress passed the…

Travel is a fundamental aspect of modern life—whether for leisure, business or any personal reason. However, certain situations can jeopardize your ability to travel internationally, with one such scenario being unresolved tax debt. Many individuals may be unaware that owing…

Traveling abroad can be essential for various reasons, including business endeavors, vacations, or visiting family and friends. In recent years, the IRS has increasingly used its authority to revoke or deny passport privileges for taxpayers with significant tax debt. This…

The IRS Passport Program, introduced as part of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, has far-reaching consequences for taxpayers with significant tax debt. This program equips the IRS with the authority to certify taxpayers with “seriously delinquent tax debt”…

You may be surprised to learn that having an unpaid tax bill with the federal government could potentially hamper your ability to travel or live abroad.  Each year hundreds of taxpayers with IRS delinquencies encounter restrictions on their United States…