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What Steps to Take After Receiving an IRS Collection Notice of Unpaid Taxes — And How Mike Habib, EA Can Help

Have you just opened your mailbox to discover a dreaded letter from the IRS demanding payment for unpaid taxes? You’re not alone, and you’re not without hope. This comprehensive, answer-engine-optimized FAQ guide will walk you through the smartest moves you can make from the moment you receive an IRS Collection…

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Understanding IRS Letter 725-B: Notice of Appointment to a Field Revenue Officer for Investigation

Understanding IRS Letter 725-B: Notice of Appointment to a Field Revenue Officer for Investigation The IRS Letter 725-B, also known as the Notice of Appointment to a Field Revenue Officer (RO) for Investigation, is a formal communication from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) indicating that a taxpayer’s case has been…

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Trucking Tax & Accounting by Mike Habib, EA Los Angeles, CA

As a trucker, filing taxes can be a daunting task. The paperwork, deadlines, and complex tax laws can leave you feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about your tax obligations. However, failing to file your taxes can have severe consequences, including back taxes, penalties, and even legal action. If you are struggling…

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Tax problem resolution – get tax-iety relief today

Tax anxiety, TAX-IETY, comes in different forms of tax problems such as: What is an IRS audit tax-iety? An IRS audit is a review or examination of an individual’s or organization’s tax return to ensure that the information is accurate and that the tax return is being filed in compliance…

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Representing High-Income Taxpayers Who Owe Delinquent Back Taxes

TIGTA identified 685,555 taxpayers who had a balance due as of May 14, 2019. These taxpayers reported adjusted gross income (AGI) of $200,000 or more and owed a combined total of $38.5 billion. Because the IRS prioritizes high balance due cases for collection, many of these high-income taxpayers would be…

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Offer in Compromise and Coronavirus COVID-19

IRS has provided updated instructions to taxpayers with respect to the effects of coronavirus – COVID-19 on offers in compromise (OICs). IRS has the authority to compromise a taxpayer’s tax liability. An OIC is an agreement between the taxpayer and IRS that compromises a taxpayer’s tax debt for less than…

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