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How to Get a Tax Lien Removed

Updated October 2025 The tax lien removal process enables you to get an IRS lien removed from your assets and potentially withdrawn from the public...

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What Happens When the IRS Suspects Criminal Tax Fraud?

When you hear the word “criminal” combined with the words “tax fraud,” you might think of Al Capone, the 1930s gangster who was finally jailed...

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Attorneys Avoid Fines and Disbarment: File Taxes Even If You Can’t Pay

What happens if an individual, specifically an attorney, cannot pay their annual income taxes? The IRS advises not to panic and to still file a...

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Voluntary Disclosure Programs: Proactive Tax Resolution

Filing tax returns is a detailed and complicated process, and as such, it can be easy for a taxpayer to make a mistake. If you...

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Is Your Passport Safe?

Individuals who owe $50,000 or more in taxes may be at risk of losing their passport. Wiggam Law founding partner Jason Wiggam learned more on...

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The Benefits of IRS Streamlined Installment Agreements

Updated November 2025 In today’s challenging economic landscape, many businesses, both large and small, face unexpected cash flow crunches. If your business finds itself unable...

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How Can I Reduce My Tax Debt with The IRS?

It’s only human nature to want a discount on something if you can get it. Especially when one is faced with large, outrageous amount of...

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Are Debts Discharged in Bankruptcy Considered Taxable Income?

Imagine this scenario: you’ve filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and after you’ve received your bankruptcy discharge wiping out your debts, you receive a 1099-C from...

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