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When do I know it’s right to file an offer in compromise? 5 top reasons.
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Howard Levy is a regular contributor to journals and newspapers regarding the IRS. With his experience and unique perspective, Howard’s articles provide information that you can use to help solve your IRS problems.
Howard S. Levy
A former IRS trial attorney, Howard Levy has over 25 years of experience representing individuals and companies facing tax controversies. His expertise includes finding solutions to IRS collection problems, with an emphasis on the use of bankruptcy. He is a partner in the Cincinnati law firm of Voorhees & Levy LLC.
IRS & the Law Blog
IRS restarts collection efforts: CP501, CP503 and CP504 letters now being sent
IRS collection efforts are resuming from where they left off when COVID-19 first hit. The IRS has started sending their CP500 collection letters demanding payment. The IRS is making it clear that they are not...
Read MoreShould you listen to advice to file an offer in compromise?
Time and time again, I hear from clients who received advice to file an offer in compromise from an IRS collection agent, their accountant, or a friend. They took the advice and had their offer...
Read MoreRethinking IRS penalty relief: Don’t waste your time
The IRS charged you penalties for not paying and filing your taxes, and you want relief. After all, when you see how much the penalties have added to your bill, the logical next step would...
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