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June 23, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Accounting, Audits, Collection Issues, Employment Taxes, Tom ReganTags: decline inRrevenue Officers, early aleerts for Federal tax deposits, early alerts for FTD, EFTPS, employment taxes, problems with payroll tax preparers, real-time information, Tax Gap

Employment Taxes and Early Intervention

The IRS appears to be more serious about pursuing and prosecuting companies that do not pay their e...

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April 30, 2014Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Federal District Court, Summons, Tom ReganTags: 7402, 7602, 7604, administrative summons, Clarke, IRS summons, summons, Supreme Court, U.S. v. Clarke

IRS Summons – Defending Against the Summons

The United States Supreme Court is considering an investor’s objection to summonses issued by the ...

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February 9, 2014Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Collection Options, Installment Agreements, Offer In CompromiseTags: Bankruptcy, currently not collectible, Innocent Spouse, installment agreement, IRS', Offer in Compromise, options, owe, payment plan, streamlined, taxes

I Owe the IRS Money – What Can I Do?

We often receive telephone calls and e-mails from individuals and businesses who have been contacted...

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January 31, 2013Ben WagnerCategories: Collection IssuesTags: ability to pay, compromise application, decrease in income, excess monthly income, installment agreement, Internal Revenue Manual, Internal Revenue Manual 5.15.1.6, Internal Revenue Service, IRM 5.15.1.6, IRS', MDR, Minnesota Department of Revenue, Offer in Compromise, payment agreement, payment plan, reasonable alternative to enforced collection action

Calculating Excess Income – Dealing with Significant Changes in Income

A key factor for most taxpayers negotiating a payment plan or a compromise with either the Internal ...

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January 24, 2013Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Collection Options, Offer In CompromiseTags: Effective Tax Administration, Effective Tax Administration Offer, ETA, ETA Offer, Offer in Compromise, Taxpayer Advocate, Taxpayer Advocate Report to Congress

Effective Tax Administration (ETA) Offer – An Underutilized Option.

In her annual Report to Congress, Nina Olson , the Taxpayer Advocate, pointed out that the IRS is un...

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October 31, 2012Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Collection Issues, Family Court, Innocent Spouse ReliefTags: divorce joint tax, eliminate joint tax debt, eliminate joint tax liability, Form 8857, husband and wife tax debt, husband and wife tax liability, husband and wife tax obligation, Innocent Spouse Relief, IRS joint tax obligation, joint tax obligations, relief from joint tax obligations, relief married filing jointly tax obligation, Request for Innocent Spouse Relief

Frequently Asked Tax Questions in Family Law Cases – Allocating Joint Tax Obligations in a Divorce Decree

This is the third post in the Frequently Asked Tax Questions in Family Law Cases series. This series...

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October 16, 2012Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Collection Options, Installment Agreements, Levy, Liens, Offer In CompromiseTags: CAP, CDP, Collection Appeals Program, Collection Due Process

Can I challenge the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) decision to pursue me for unpaid taxes?

Yes. You have many options for challenging an IRS assessment. Two common procedures are the Collecti...

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September 25, 2012Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Collection Options, Employment Taxes, Offer In Compromise, UncategorizedTags: In-business, Offer in Compromise

Can an In-Business Corporation Compromise its Employment Tax Obligations With The IRS?

Yes. An in-business corporation can compromise its outstanding employment tax obligations with the I...

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August 28, 2012Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Accounting, Audits, Collection Issues, Income and DeductionsTags: administrative summons, Audit, IRS summons

IRS Audits: The Administrative Summons and Defending Against the Administrative Summons

One of the most critical issues a taxpayer can face during an IRS audit is deciding what information...

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January 7, 2012Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Appeals, Audits, Collection Issues, Family Court, Innocent Spouse Relief, U.S. Tax CourtTags: Innocent Spouse

Innocent Spouse Relief- IRS Modifies Section 6015(f), Equitable Relief Rules

On January 5, 2012, in Notice 2012-8, the IRS significantly modified the rules for spouses seeking I...

December 15, 2009Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Collection Options

The Taxpayer Advocate

This is the second post in the Collection Options series. This series is dedicated to presenting ind...

August 31, 2009Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Liens

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 ...

May 7, 2009Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues

Classifying Your Account as Currently Not Collectible (CNC)

Having an outstanding obligation with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and being unable to propose...

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