Owe the IRS back taxes?  Whether you are a celebrity owing millions or a citizen owing thousands, the key to settling back taxes once and for all is to seek help from a tax professional.  Even Sharon Osbourne, wife of famous rock star Ozzy, admitted that upon hearing there was a tax lien on her house, she enlisted professional help for her back taxes owed.  Smart woman!
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, the rock star couple-turned-reality TV
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One person in a couple may find themselves in trouble with the IRS because of the actions of their spouse (or ex-spouse) even though they are innocent.  The IRS recognizes that this may be a possibility and has set up an “Innocent Spouse Claim” for those who had no idea that their spouse was guilty of tax manipulation.  The spouse must cooperate with the IRS and go through a qualification
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IRS Payment Plans, also known as an Installment Agreement, are available to those who owe taxes and feel they cannot pay their tax liability all at once.  If you are in this situation, it is wise to work with a tax professional, such as Tax Resolution Services’ team of tax attorneys and IRS specialists, who can help you negotiate a low Payment Plan with the IRS.  When people are facing
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Got IRS back taxes?  There is no better time to find tax relief! Tax Resolution Services will assist you in resolving your tax debt.  Got a tax question?  Tax Resolution Services will answer your tax question. Call us at 1-866-IRS-PROBLEMS or visit www.taxresolution.com
Tax problems and overwhelming tax debt is not uncommon.  There are tax relief options to help with tax debt, two of which are outlined below: the IRS Offer
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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
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You read in newspapers about big-name celebrities caught violating U.S. tax law. But beware: You’re at risk too.
By Michael Rozbruch
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Celebrity lands in tax trouble.
That story always finds a way into your newspaper or your favorite news website.
After all, who hasn’t read about Brazilian race-car driver and “Dancing with the Stars” winner Helio Castroneves?
The 33-year-old faces trial in Miami on charges he failed to report $5.5 million in income from 1999
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