IRS Law Blog

Not filing tax returns can be habit forming. With the best intentions, you miss filing one year’s return.  That grows into another year, and then another. Fears mount, procrastination feeds itself, and one missed filing...

The IRS audited your tax return, got it wrong, and now they are sending you bills to collect a tax that you do not owe. Maybe the IRS didn’t have your correct address, and you never...

You don’t want the IRS to levy your bank account. It’s what keeps you going from month to month – your wages, and the money in your bank account. You need it to pay your...

You have not filed your tax returns with the IRS in years, and want to put that behind you and make amends with the IRS. But how many years of nonfiled returns do you need...

Proceeding blindly is something that you rarely want to do with the IRS. If you owe back taxes, or have unfiled returns, or are in any way concerned about an IRS problem, it’s best to...

Falling behind on filing your taxes can be scary, filled with questions and doubt about how to make it right with the IRS.  Fortunately, there are steps that can be taken to satisfy the IRS...

Here is a reason to always file your tax returns… I just resolved a case where my clients did not file their 2000 and 2001 returns. This resulted in the IRS making an estimate of...

In most cases, the IRS will require the past six years of unfiled tax returns for an account to be considered current.  This is a written directive of the IRS, found in IRS Policy Statement...

I hear this often when I suggest bankruptcy as a source of resolution.  I heard it again today during a telephone conversation with a new client.  Here is what I explained to the client: Under the bankruptcy code,...