Owing the IRS
How Much Can They Take and What to Expect Originally Published September 2021. Updated October 2024. There are few things more jarring than realizing that...
Having a lien on your property can make it very difficult to sell the property, transfer it, or use it as collateral for another loan....
When you fall behind on your tax obligations, the IRS has the authority to take a portion of your paycheck in the form of wage...
If you have unpaid taxes with the IRS, you can bet the IRS will eventually try to collect them from you. However, the IRS doesn’t normally send...
Learn When and How Bankruptcy Can Help With IRS Tax Debt Taxes are complicated. Bankruptcy is complicated. So, what do you get when you combine...
In situations where other types of relief are not available, you may be able to seek relief from your spouse’s tax debt with separation of...
Financial issues are a leading cause of divorce, and it’s not uncommon for couples to divorce with outstanding tax debt. While your divorce decree may...
If the IRS has rejected your offer in compromise application, don’t give up just yet. You may be able to change their minds through the...
Depending on your reasons for disagreeing with the IRS, there could be a special process available to resolve your dispute. Unfortunately, figuring out how to...
In 2021, the average 401(k) retirement account had a balance of a hefty $141,542. These retirement accounts are often the accumulation of years of hard...