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When do I know it’s right to file an offer in compromise? 5 top reasons.
Read moreWhat to expect when an IRS Revenue Officer comes calling to your home or business.
Read moreIs there such a thing as a hardship status with the IRS?
Read moreDefaulted on your IRS installment agreement? Where do you turn now?
Read moreWill bankruptcy help in getting the IRS to release a levy or seizure?
Read moreHoward's Articles
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.
Going Beyond Form 433A: Protecting Assets in an Offer in Compromise
EA Journal, November/December 2014
Read moreIRS Investigations of Employee Withholding Taxes: A Step-by-Step Guide
EA Journal, July/August 2014
Read moreCollection Due Process Appeals: Right Place, Right Time for Successful Negotiations with the IRS
EA Journal, November/December 2012
Read moreWhen the IRS Strikes with a Wage or Bank Levy: How to Get Out of a Bind
EA Journal, September/October 2011
Read moreHoward S. Levy
A former IRS trial attorney, Howard Levy has over 20 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
How to avoid IRS Form 433A financial disclosures
A local IRS collection agent, known as a Revenue Officer, has contacted you, possibly with a surprise visit to your home or work. The Revenue Officer has been assigned your IRS debt for collection, and...
Read MoreYour IRS agent: Not always the “Bad Guy”
IRS agents - are they as bad as you think they are? Receiving a demand letter from the an IRS Revenue Officer on a Friday can ruin your weekend. Preparing to call and speak with...
Read MoreIRS allowable living expenses: Collection guidelines you need to know
You want to repay the IRS, and have a number in mind of what you can afford monthly, but will the IRS accept it? Well, maybe. It all depends on how your monthly living expenses...
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