IRS News Articles and Expert Advice from Miami Tax Attorney

Has the IRS Started Approving Refunds for 2024? Latest Update

April 16, 2024April 16, 2024 by Steven Klitzner

Exciting news for taxpayers! Tax season is officially over, marking the end of a period of anticipation and preparation. As we reflect on this tax season, the IRS has shared … Read more

Are You Going To Get Audited By The IRS?

March 14, 2024December 8, 2017 by Steven Klitzner

The short answer is “probably not.” Less than 1% of tax returns are audited. Generally, there is a reason for the ones that get chosen. When the IRS receives a tax return, they score it. This identifies the tax returns where the numbers are outside the average from someone whose work is similar to the taxpayer.

Free Consultation With Tax Attorney Steve Klitzner

March 8, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

Tax Attorney Steve Klitzner here. My practice is limited solely representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. Everybody that calls my office gets a free consultation with me; not with … Read more

Should You File Your Tax Return If You Can’t Pay Your Bill?

March 8, 2024December 8, 2017 by Steven Klitzner

It is April and your tax return is done. On the bottom of the second page it says that you owe money. The amount is more than you can pay so you decide not to file it. Bad move.

Should You File Your Tax Return If You Can’t Pay Your Bill?

March 14, 2024December 8, 2017 by Steven Klitzner

It is April and your tax return is done. On the bottom of the second page it says that you owe money. The amount is more than you can pay so you decide not to file it. Bad move.

Extended ERC Wait Times for 2024

April 17, 2024March 15, 2024 by Steven Klitzner

Many business owners who submitted ERC claims and are still waiting on their credit to be awarded as of early 2024. Let’s take a look at the current situation as … Read more

ERC Audits: How to respond to increased ERC audits from the IRS

April 16, 2024September 26, 2023 by Steven Klitzner

In a bid to support businesses affected by the pandemic, the IRS introduced the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). This refundable employment tax credit aimed to help businesses affected by COVID-19 … Read more

Eight Mistakes Tax Practitioners Make When Negotiating With the IRS

March 14, 2024July 11, 2018 by Steven Klitzner

Important Tips to Keep From Getting Your Client in MORE Hot Water

Representing citizens with IRS problems is a challenge. The IRS has little sympathy for delinquent individuals and businesses. Fortunately, citizens have rights and, through their legal representative, they can successfully negotiate a resolution that allows them to move on with their lives. To effectively represent their clients, tax practitioners must know the law, the rules and IRS policy.

Does the IRS come to your house? What Taxpayers Need to Know in 2024

April 21, 2024 by Steven Klitzner

As a tax attorney, I often field questions from clients about the possibility of the IRS visiting their homes. The idea of a government agency showing up unannounced can be … Read more

Different Statutes of Collection

March 8, 2024June 1, 2016 by Steven Klitzner

Jeffrey: Hi. I’m Jeffrey Schneider, and I’m an enrolled agent, and this is We Got Your Back…Taxes. Today we have Steven Klitzner. He’s an attorney who specializes in what we call alternative collection issues. He basically helps you get out of problems with the IRS. So today we’re going to talk about the different statutes that are out there. There’s 3, 6, unlimited, 10-year, and everybody thinks they’re something different. So let’s talk about the three-year statute first.

Difference Between IRS Liens & Levies

March 8, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

I’m Tax Attorney Steve Klitzner. My practice is limited solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. Here’s a common question that people have: What’s the difference between a … Read more

Cost of Representation

March 8, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

I’m tax attorney Steve Klitzner. My practice is limited solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. When I sit down with a new client, about 45 minutes into … Read more

Can the IRS take your house?

April 23, 2024 by Steven Klitzner

If you owe taxes, one of the most common concerns that may come to your mind is whether the IRS can take your home and seize it. It’s a daunting … Read more

Bankruptcy to Discharge Tax Debt?

March 14, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

Hi. I’m tax attorney Steven Klitzner, and I represent individuals and businesses who have IRS problems. Now here’s something that not a lot of folks know, and that is that … Read more

Audits

March 8, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

I’m tax attorney Steve Klitzner, and my practice is limited solely to representing individuals and businesses with IRS problems. And I don’t just work on cases where someone owes the … Read more

12 Myths About the IRS That Taxpayers Need To Know

March 8, 2024April 17, 2018 by Steven Klitzner

I was recently contacted by an organization that offers Continuing Legal Education credits to attorney. They want me to teach a two hour course to attorneys on IRS Problem Resolution. Now I often do this for attorneys, CPAs, and enrolled agents in Florida and around the country but those classes always consist of individuals with at least some tax knowledge or background. They have an interest in this area of the law.

10 Tax Tips: Don’t Make the Same Mistakes as Last Year

March 8, 2024April 29, 2015 by Steven Klitzner

As tax season quickly approaches, many households across the country are beginning to gather up their relevant documents and plan their deductions. Filing taxes each year can be stressful. Errors can result in hefty penalties from the IRS and failing to properly document all deductions can cause people to have a much higher tax bill than they should. Here are the top ten tips to help people avoid making errors this year on their tax returns.

1. Consider Delaying or Accelerating Income to Achieve Desirable Tax Brackets

Those who know that they are going to be in the same or a lower tax bracket next year should consider delaying income, such as bonuses, until January to avoid extra taxes at least for this year

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Important Tips to Keep From Getting Your Client in MORE Hot Water

1. Consider Delaying or Accelerating Income to Achieve Desirable Tax Brackets

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