Tax problems can get confusing and overwhelming. As a tax resolution specialist, I help individuals and businesses resolve their IRS debt and tax problems every day – and I can help you get the help you need to get the IRS off your back!
Got tax questions?  Call our office at 1-866-IRS-PROBLEMS for a free risk-free tax resolution consultationwww.taxresolution.com or visit

——————

QUESTION: If the IRS has a current tax lien on one’s
[Read More]

The IRS considers the assistance of filing false tax returns a severely criminal and punishable act. The IRS is able to utilize charts and summary data of national tax return statistics to determine the “normalcy” of a tax return. If your tax return is substantially higher than the national average, you will be a likely suspect for the IRS to investigate. If found guilty, you will be penalized by
[Read More]

Check out our latest TRS IRS tax help newsletter for tax tips, IRS insider news, and income tax relief advice.
Many of our clients who retain our tax help services are interested in knowing how their life will change and when they can expect these changes to happen. In our Roadmap to Tax Resolution, we help you undertsand the process leading up to your IRS resolution – from the Free Consultation
[Read More]

As a tax resolution specialist, I help individuals and businesses resolve tax problems every day – and I can help you get the help you need to solve your IRS problems!
Got tax questions about tax audits, wage garnishments, IRS bank levies, payroll tax problems, or income tax relief in general? Call us today at 1-866-IRS-PROBLEMS or visit www.taxresolution.com for a risk-free tax resolution consultation.
——————
Question: I am in the middle of
[Read More]

Join me and KFI radio host Bill Handel on Saturday for Law Day 2009 at Whittier Law School. This event is FREE and open to the public!
Law Day at Whittier Law School (3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA)
Saturday, May 30,  2009 /9:00am to 2:00pm
Bill Handel will be on hand to give you marginal legal advice during a LIVE taping of his show Handel on the Law. There will also be
[Read More]

I was recently the guest tax expert on the BigBiz Show with Russ and Sully earlier this month. I love these guys – they’re hilarious. Plus, I found out that I’m apparently the only guest they’ve had on the show twice!  Listen to the full interview or catch some of the highlights below.
Last time I was on the BigBiz Show, we talked about what people can do if they are
[Read More]

If you can’t afford your tax bill this year, know that the IRS offers payment options for struggling taxpayers.
While individuals are urged to file their tax returns and and pay any taxes owed by April 15, the agency is aware that the economic downturn has made this difficult for many people.

Taxpayers who do not file their tax returns by the April 15 deadline may be subject to a failure-to-file penalty.
[Read More]

Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, Obama’s pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services, did not pay $7,040 in taxes between 2005 and 2007. She paid the back taxes and penalty after they were identified.
In addition to Sebelius, five other Obama administration nominees have come under fire for unpaid taxes including Tom Daschle and Timothy F. Geithner. Labor secretary Hilda L. Solis  had to answer questions about $6,400 in
[Read More]

It’s tax time and the April 15 deadline is making many individuals and small businesses anxious. In this challenging economy, many people will be unable to pay their full tax bill on time.
I was recently interviewed by Entrepreneur magazine on options for struggling taxpayers and I offered expert tax tips on how to make a deal with the IRS.
I always say the most important thing to do if you can’t
[Read More]

I recently appeared on a “Hey! Are you Talking to Me?” with Paul Varga on WMLN 91.5 in Milton, MA. We talked about what taxpayers need to do if they can’t afford to pay their 2008 tax bill and how people in tax trouble can get help!
Most people get into trouble with the IRS by not filing when they should. On average, our tax relief clients come to us with
[Read More]

As the KLOS Tax Man, I give free tax advice to listeners who need help with their tax debt. It’s a great way for be to share my IRS problem solving skills and help more Americans qualify for tax relief. Check it out!
Tax Tip #44: Individuals finally get a tax break. For 2009 and 2010, taxpayers will see an immediate increase in their take home pay by between $400 to
[Read More]

I was recently asked to be the KLOS Tax Man! And as their go-to IRS expert, I give free tax tips to listeners who need help with their tax debt or IRS problems. Check it out!
Tax Tip # 28: More than ever, due to the current economy and the real estate meltdown, many hardworking Americans who never before qualified for tax relief, NOW QUALIFY.
Are you tired of those unfiled tax
[Read More]

With tax season quickly approaching, the IRS has announced that it will be providing help to those Americans struggling to meet their tax obligations this year. This means that distressed taxpayers plagued by mounting medical bills, heavy reliance on Social Security assistance, or recent job losses may now be eligible for a tax break. Struggling taxpayers may be eligible for relief as IRS eases enforcement and collection efforts to help
[Read More]

Tax resolution specialists Michael Rozbruch and Brian Compton at Mind Your Own Business 2009, originally uploaded by taxresolution.com.
Brian and I attended Finance Day 2009 last weekend. The All-You-Need-To-Know-About-Your-Money Event was a big success. I conducted several seminars on strategies for alleviating tax debt. I was also featured on a panel with KFI’s Bill Handel, host of “Handel on the Law.”
But the best moment of the whole event by far, was
[Read More]

An Installment Agreement is a payment arrangement whereby the government allows a taxpayer to pay liabilities over time. Once a payment plan is established, the IRS will not take enforced collection action, including the levy of bank accounts or wages, as long as the taxpayer remains current with all filing and payment obligations. However, interest and penalties would continue to accrue until the outstanding balance is satisfied. Additionally, a tax
[Read More]