If you owe money to the IRS, they more than likely will ask you to set up a payment plan, also known as an installment agreement. These agreements require a number of set criteria, from having the payments directly drafted out of your bank account to charging you interest every…
For most of the past year, the IRS had suspended collections notices and activities, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the pandemic has waned, thanks to the vaccinations and other efforts of health care professionals, the IRS is once again ramping up its collections activities. However, there’s one difference…
Paying taxes is part of life for both individuals and businesses, regardless of size, scope, or tax bracket. Small business owners know that it’s crucial to file their company’s tax returns on time each year, accompanied by a check for the amount that they owe the IRS. The downside comes…
Although the IRS is persistent when it comes to collecting debts owed, such as unpaid taxes, they also contract with a number of private collection agencies tasked with sending out notices and contacting people who owe back taxes. This can make the collection process a bit muddled and confusing, because…
While it’s common for individuals and businesses to owe money to the IRS, many of them have the means to pay their tax debts when they file every year. However, not everyone can do this, leaving debts owed to the Federal Government outstanding. If you fall into this category, there…
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