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How can the IRS Collection Appeal Program help me if I have an IRS tax liability? When a taxpayer has an IRS tax liability, the IRS can initiate aggressive enforced collection activities, such as issuing wage and bank levies and asserting liens. Sometimes... Read More

If you don’t file your tax returns, the IRS could file a return for you and begin enforced collection activities. The IRS preparing a tax return on your behalf is called a substitute for return, or SFR. The IRS typically has three... Read More

The IRS has broad collection authority to collect delinquent taxes and to seize and sell property to collect delinquent taxes. Internal Revenue Code section 6201 grants to the IRS broad authority to assess taxes either by self-assessment by the taxpayer or as... Read More

Types of IRS Audits If you are selected for an IRS audit, what should you expect? There are several types of IRS audits, of which the main types will be briefly discussed below. Correspondence Audits A correspondence audit is an audit that... Read More

What will the IRS do if I don’t File my Tax Returns? If you don’t file your tax returns, the IRS could file a tax return for you. This is called an IRS substitute for return, or SFR. The IRS typically has... Read More

What is the IRS Automated Collection System? If you have a tax liability, you have rights and must be vigilant to protect those rights. Moreover, the IRS will be aggressive in its collection efforts, so you must be just as aggressive in... Read More