One of my favorite tax problem solutions is to have the IRS declare my client Currently Not Collectible (CNC). This is for citizens who cannot make even the smallest payments on their outstanding debts. Maybe they are out of work, short or long term, or maybe they just do not make enough income to pay all of their expenses. If this is the case, CNC status is often the answer.
Paying Unfiled Tax Returns – IRS Tax Problems
I’m tax attorney Steve Klitzner. My practice is limited solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. I estimate about 85% of the people that see me for the … Read more
Power of Attorney
I am tax attorney Steve Klitzner. I developed my practice solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. Now the Law says that if I have the Power of … Read more
What is the Process for Submitting an ERTC Tax Credit Claim?
When exploring the process of claiming the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), also known as the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), it’s essential to understand that it revolves around the revision … Read more
Quarterly Estimated Taxes Deadlines
I’m tax attorney Steve Klitzner. My practice is limited solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. One misconception that people have is that the April 15th deadline is … Read more
Settling Your IRS Tax Debt
Learning that you have tax debt can be unwelcome financial news, especially if you didn’t account for additional tax payments in your budget.
Though you’re legally obligated to settle back taxes that are legitimately owed, there are cost-effective payment methods you can use to settle IRS tax debt. Here are some of the most popular payment options to consider for tax debt relief, and the pros and cons of each.
Solving Tax Problems – Offer In Compromise
If you are struggling with a tax debt that you cannot realistically repay, an offer in compromise may provide a workable solution, and a tax attorney can help you file … Read more
Summary of 2012 in Taxes
2012 has proven to be a tumultuous year when it comes to taxes. While there have been many changes during 2012, most were overshadowed by the flurry of changes prompted … Read more
Tax Identity Theft: What You Need To Know
Tax-related identity theft has impacted more than 1 million federal taxpayers to date, according to a recent USA Today article. While the same article writes that incidents of identity theft related to fraudulent tax returns has decreased in the past year, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen recently testified that the nature of tax identity theft has shifted: Once committed by individuals, he says tax identity theft now involves sophisticated crime syndicates who hack internal online systems to gain personal taxpayer information.
Tax Planning Tips for Small Businesses
Tax planning is a critical aspect of running a successful small business. It involves making strategic decisions and taking proactive measures to optimize your tax liability, maximize deductions, and ensure … Read more
Why Taxpayers Should Never Talk to the IRS!!
“Before I get help for my IRS problem, I’m going to go speak personally to the IRS officer or agent. Once they hear what I have to say, I am sure they will understand.” Some people who receive a notice from the IRS think that this is a great strategy because after all, what could go wrong? The answer is EVERYTHING.
Teaching Boot Camps and Having a Blast
Earlier this year I was asked by the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers to teach two day IRS Tax Resolution Boot Camps around the country. The attendees are attorneys, CPAs and enrolled agents. Some of them have experience in this field, but the majority have never handled an IRS Collections case.
The Basics of IRS Liens and Levies
Without question, one thing every American dreads is confronting the IRS. The best way to deal with the IRS, though, is by not incurring their disfavor–in other words, pay your … Read more
The IRS Is Taking Away Passports
If you owe the IRS money, you may not be able to leave the country. The IRS is taking away passports as part of IRS Section 7345. It allows them to advise with the State Department to suspend or deny the passports of taxpayers. Luckily, this mostly applies to those who owe a lot of money.
The Unfiled Tax Return Nightmare
With a new year comes a recurring nightmare for millions of Americans have who fallen behind on filing their tax returns. They are dreading a threatening letter from the IRS, … Read more
Top IRS Audit Triggers for Small Businesses
An IRS audit: few things strike as much terror in the hearts of small business owners than this simple phrase. You try to do your taxes accurately and on time, … Read more
Top Reasons For IRS Tax Audits
Below is an illustration explain IRS tax audits. There is a certain percentage of people every year that is going to be audited. Certain triggers can cause it to be … Read more
The Top 10 Most Litigated Tax Issues That Require A Tax Litigation Lawyer
If you receive notice from the IRS about income tax issues, it will likely be for one of the following 10 litigated IRS tax issues. Learn what each of these really means and how a tax attorney can protect you:
The Truth About Offers In Compromise
In the real world, people and businesses settle for less all the time. So when they come to me with a tax problem, they want to know if they can make a deal with the IRS.
TurboTax, HRBlock, and Others: Friend or Foe?
You can do almost anything from the comfort of your own home these days, and filing your income tax forms is no different. With the rise of third-party tax filing … Read more