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Notice CP14 is to alert a taxpayer to a potential unpaid tax debt.

If you have an unpaid tax bill, the IRS will likely initiate collections action to retrieve the money they are owed. But not to worry, the IRS will not immediately start seizing assets or pulling money from your accounts. They will notify you of the collection action to be taken against the unpaid balance and you can work to set up payment arrangements towards the balance.

If you received a letter from a third party collection agencies, review the notice carefully, the Internal Revenue Service will sometimes use private collection agencies to retrieve overdue tax debts.

An IRS Offer in Compromise, is a way of establishing a realistic avenue for you to pay any remaining taxes if you are struggling to pay.

A CP504 Notice is a reminder that the IRS has not received payment for an outstanding balance. The point of the notice is to allow you to resolve your debt before the IRS begins to take any action.

Learn about the appropriate time to hire a tax attorney to assist you with an IRS collection matter.

Is your spouse liable for tax debt? Find out whether you might be liable as well, and what your options are to address it.

If you’re financially unable to pay your taxes, you may qualify for the IRS to assign your account to “currently not collectible” (CNC) status. CNC is the IRS status assigned to debts that it deems the taxpayer unable to pay, deferring you from wage garnishment or levies on your bank accounts.

Can the IRS Collect from a Decedent's Estate? When a loved one dies, their debts don't disappear, and that includes debts and taxes owed to the Internal Revenue Service. The estate administrator must settle the debts, including back taxes owed to the IRS and any taxes owed for the current year t...

Payroll tax avoidance can result in substantial personal liability, and in some cases even imprisonment. Business owners should consult with tax counsel to discuss the proper payment of payroll taxes to minimize fines and other unintended consequences.

Tax counsel can assist business owners in utilizing COVID relief options provided by the IRS to fulfill their current tax obligations.

City-based speculative builder taxes allow Arizona cities to tax improved real property upon its sale, with limited exceptions.

This article will help you understand when the federal tax lien arises, what effect the filing of a Notice of Federal Tax Lien has, and how you can get rid of the Notice of Federal Tax Lien.

If you owe more than $50,000 in tax liabilities, the IRS now has the power to certify you to the State Department for passport revocation, and it is starting soon! This article addresses this new power of the IRS, the criteria to be certified, the right to judicial review of the IRS certification, and how you can avoid being certified, and thus, prevent the State Department from revoking your passport.

The IRS sent you a letter titled Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing (LT11 or Letter 1058). What should you do now? This article will help you understand the importance of this notice, assess whether the IRS followed the proper procedures, and explain what you can do.