This is the third in a series of articles on issues surrounding the Taxation of Settlements and Verd...
Exclusion from Gross Income under IRC Section 104(a)(2).
This is the second in a series of articles on issues surrounding the Taxation of Settlements and Ver...
Settlements and Verdicts as Gross Income
This is the first in a series of articles on issues surrounding the Taxation of Settlements and Verd...
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Much of the information the IRS has collected from or about a taxpayer in an audit or collection sit...
Taking No Action
This is the tenth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting indi...
Innocent Spouse/Separation of Liability/Equitable Relief
This is the ninth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting indi...
Offer In Compromise – Minnesota Department of Revenue
This is the eighth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting ind...
Offer In Compromise – IRS
This is the seventh post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting in...
Installment Agreement – Minnesota Department of Revenue
This is the sixth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting indi...
Installment Agreement – IRS
This is the fifth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting indi...
Bankruptcy
This is the fourth post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting ind...
Audit Reconsideration
This is the third post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting indi...
The Taxpayer Advocate
This is the second post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting ind...
Appeal of Collection Action
This is the first in a series of posts dedicated to options for taxpayers to deal with outstanding t...
Debt Forgiveness
Reducing or Eliminating the Tax Impact of the Forgiven Debt What are the tax implications when someo...
Preventing the Filing of a Notice of Federal Tax Lien
A Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) can cause irreversible harm to an individual or a business. The ...
Classifying Your Account as Currently Not Collectible (CNC)
Having an outstanding obligation with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and being unable to propose...
Income Taxes Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
The bankruptcy laws were created, in part, to give a fresh start to individuals struggling through a...
Impact of Federal Tax Liens on the Division of Property in Marital Dissolutions
A divorce is usually stressful enough without the added concern of obligations to the IRS. Unfortuna...
MDR Penalties – Late Filing and Late Payment
Taxpayers who do not timely file their returns or timely pay their obligations will be subject to pe...