Frequently Asked Questions
The debt does not disappear. It becomes an obligation of the decedent’s estate, which must pay federal tax debts before distributing assets to heirs. Heirs...
You’ve been patiently waiting for your tax refund from the IRS, but it hasn’t arrived. You decide to use the “Where’s my refund?” status tool...
A ghost tax preparer is any paid tax professional who prepares your tax return but refuses to sign it or include their Preparer Tax Identification...
If your tax preparer lies on your tax return, the IRS will hold you accountable for the error. By law, you’re responsible for your own...
If you’re like many taxpayers, you rely on your tax refund from the IRS, but if you’re reading this right now, you haven’t received it...
The IRS is preparing to roll out one final settlement offer for taxpayers involved in syndicated conservation easement transactions, signaling a renewed effort to resolve...
Filing taxes may be a routine task, but it’s far from simple. Complicated rules, endless forms (and variations of forms that make it hard to...
Updated Nov 2025 What Are the Consequences of Tax Crimes? Tax evasion can lead to serious penalties, including jail time and fines, and while charges...
(And What That Means for You) If Republicans and Democrats can’t agree on a bill to keep funding federal services, the U.S. government shuts down...
Introduction to Wiggam Law’s Free Case Review Process If you’re dealing with IRS or state tax issues, booking a “free case review” can feel risky....