Tax debt can be serious, large and feel crippling.  When dealing with a large amount of taxes owed, it is advisable to seek professional tax services to explore your tax relief options.  If you are not sure what kind of tax help you may need, call our office at 1-866-IRS-PROBLEMS or visit www.taxresolution.com.
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Question: New Year’s Resolution: I want to get rid of my tax debt! I owe a lot too. A
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It’s comforting to know that despite the weak economy, there are still people out there making charitable contributions. In times like this, it is important for charitable organizations to be familiar with their tax benefits so that they can most efficiently donate their funds without encountering IRS problems.
Read on for tax help tips and advice for charitable organizations on how to plan their taxes to welcome 2010:
CCH (http://tax.cchgroup.com) reports:
Despite the
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Enjoy our tax humor for the month:

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The former chief executive of a Nevada sports energy drink company has been indicted on tax evasion charges.
Xyience CEO Russell Pike, of Las Vegas, is charged with one count of tax evasion for failing to file a federal individual income tax return for 2006 and failing to pay taxes on more than $6.9 million in income he earned in 2006. Pike is also charged with using nominees and a forward-dated
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Lee B. Woodbury, 51, of Gilbert, Ariz., was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay restitution of $97,232 after pleading guilty to willfully filing a false tax return. Until contacted by the IRS Criminal Investigation Division, Woodbury had not filed returns for tax years 1998 to 2001. He later under reported his income in returns. In total, the tax loss as a result of Woodbury’s willfully filing
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Question: Things aren’t going well. I maxed out my credit cards to be able to give my kids the type of Christmas they’re used to having. All the while, I felt dread. That’s because I owe a huge amount to the IRS — about the same amount I expect to make in total income in 2009. What can I do?
Answer:  First of all, don’t panic. Put that dread to the
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