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Dealing with unfiled tax returns can be daunting. Many taxpayers wonder how long the IRS can pursue them or whether there’s a time limit after which tax issues expire. This article breaks down the rules in plain language, focusing on IRS deadlines and statutes of limitations, and explains what happens when you

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If the IRS rejected your Offer in Compromise (OIC), you’re not alone—the IRS rejects a large portion of OIC applications. In fact, out of 30,163 OIC proposals in FY 2023, the IRS accepted only 12,711, representing approximately 42% of the proposals. This means the majority of offers are not approved on the

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If you’re struggling with IRS tax debt under $50,000, you’re not alone—and the good news is that the IRS offers several tax debt resolution options to help. Owing a large tax balance can be stressful, but the IRS offers payment plans and other relief programs designed for individuals in your situation. In

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Tax issues can be extremely costly, with outstanding tax debt and building interest and penalties. In many cases, the last thing you want to think about is spending more money to hire someone to assist you, but some situations warrant working with a professional. 

A tax attorney can help you understand tax

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What is the IRS 10-year collection rule, and how could it impact your tax debt? Officially called the Collection Statute Expiration Date (“CSED”), this critical tax law generally limits tax collection efforts to 10 years from the assessment date. But certain events can pause or extend this period. Let’s dive in.

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If you’ve been dealing with overwhelming tax debt, you’ve probably seen or heard ads for the IRS Fresh Start program. The ads likely promise that the program will provide options to pay down or settle the tax debt. But what’s the truth about the IRS Fresh Start process? Keep reading to find