If you have failed to file your taxes, you may be charged with a misdemeanor or potentially a felony and it is punishable by a hefty fine and, sometimes, prison time.  What most people do not realize is that you have a right to file delinquent tax returns, no matter how late they are.  Instead of fretting that the IRS is going to come after you, get your tax paperwork
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This is a good, logical question that many taxpayers have, understandably, asked before. The answer is a definitive ‘no’.
The IRS have had a considerable boost in their enforcement budget, allowing them to pursue all tax delinquencies, both personal and business finances. In many circumstances, the IRS is willing to accept less than the total amount owed by taxpayers, in order to bring them back into compliance. Usually these agreements are made with the help
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As a business owner, there are two types of workers you will deal with: employees and independent contractors. When it comes to tax and the IRS, the difference between the two is crucial.
For each employee, it is the business owner’s responsibility to withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, income taxes and pay unemployment taxes on wages paid. However, when employing an independent contractor, as a general rule, the
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Sometimes back taxes happen to good people. If you owe the IRS money for unpaid taxes, then you are probably feeling overwhelmed by the desire to stick your head in the sand and are in desperate need of professional back tax help. If you owe back taxes you can’t afford to pay, don’t panic. Check out these insider tax tips that can help you obtain immediate tax relief to help
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As an industry leader in tax relief, our team at Tax Resolution Services continues our commitment to serving and educating taxpayers by launching IRS tax relief videos on YouTube. The videos are designed to help inform and educate both businesses and individuals who find themselves in trouble with the IRS.
You’re probably not surprised to hear that YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world next to Google, with
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Are you a small business owner or an independent contractor? If yes, did you know that the IRS is stepping up their enforcement just so that they can go after taxpayers like you more aggressively? The IRS assigns a higher priority to the collection of payroll taxes than personal income taxes.
Don’t let the anxiety of a potential IRS audit keep you up at night. Let us take the stress off
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Our friend, lawyer and nationally recognized radio host, Bill Handel doesn’t mess with two people – the IRS and his wife! He admits he’d rather have his wife come after him than the IRS. If you owe back taxes, you wouldn’t want to take your chances with the IRS! Check out the video below, where Bill offers excellent tax advice to thousands of listeners on his radio show Handel on
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Tax Resolution Services, Co. has been endorsed by well-respected public figures such as Bill Handel for a while now. Bill, a nationally respected attorney and talk show host, offers expert legal advice for common legal problems in an easy to understand way on his talk show Handel on the Law. We have featured Bill several times on our blog and have collaborated to help educate taxpayers on their tax resolution
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I got an interesting email recently regarding the new health care law (see below for full email message) . The email FALSELY claims that the new legislation would require workers to pay income tax on the value of employer-provided health insurance. This is simply not the case.
It’s true that the value of employer-paid health insurance will be added to employees’ W-2 forms for information purposes, however, contrary to this
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After the deal almost fell apart, the Swiss parliament and Swiss bank UBS agree to provide data to the IRS, finally collapsing the world’s most famous tax shelter.
With an historic deal on the brink of collapse, the Swiss parliament has approved the release of banking data to the Internal Revenue Service.
The deal, brokered in the wake of a Department of Justice investigation of Swiss banking giant UBS, pierces the Swiss
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Join me and KFI radio host, Bill Handel, this Saturday, June 5 at Whittier Law School for tips on IRS tax relief and tons of other free legal advice.
What: Law Day 2010
When: Saturday, June 5—9AM to 2PM
Where: Whittier Law School, 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA
This FREE event is open to the public and features legal advice from more than 100 lawyers in all areas
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With the IRS enforcement budget reaching a record $5.5 billion, more Americans than ever will need to know their options for income tax relief and IRS help to resolve IRS problems and avoid financially debilitating penalties and levies. If you owe back taxes or have several years of unfiled tax returns, here are a few tips to help you get the IRS tax relief you need.
You can run, but you
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April 15th, tax day, has passed and if you have not filed your tax return, it’s not too late to do a delinquent tax return, also known as late tax filing, today!  Our team of Certified Tax Resolution Specialists advise you to file your delinquent tax return the sooner, the better.  Five reasons to file a delinquent tax return:  you can go to jail for not filing a tax return, you
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Did you manage to file your taxes by the deadline? Perhaps you squeezed in your returns at the last minute? According to MarketWatch.com filling has gone down by 3% in the first week of April compared to that time last year.  This means that less people are filing legally required tax returns due to the current economy. Because more people than ever are struggling to pay their taxes, they will
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I recently provided advice about how to successfully file tax returns and avoid potential IRS back taxes during my interview on the Big Biz Show. I discussed the penalties of filing late returns and urged people to seek extensions the proper way in order to avoid failure to file penalties such as fines up to $25,000 per year and/or sentences of one year in prison per each un-filed year.  Due
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