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How Early Adopters of Cryptocurrency May Face IRS Tax Problems

by | Sep 29, 2019 | Installment Agreements, IRS Audit, IRS Bank Levy, IRS Collection, IRS Notices, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Deductions, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Relief, Tax Resolution, taxes, Uncategorized

The stunning rise in the value of Bitcoin, along with the myriad of cryptocurrencies, is surely one of the biggest financial stories of the 21st century, at least so far. What started out as a mere curiosity and niche project for programmers and geeks has quickly...

Our YouTube Video On What To Do If You Receive a CP2000 Notice

by | Sep 27, 2019 | CP2000 Notice, Installment Agreements, IRS Audit, IRS Bank Levy, IRS Collection, IRS Notices, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Problems, Tax Relief, Tax Resolution, taxes, Uncategorized

I wanted to share our most popular You Tube Video which is What is a CP2000 Notice and What To Do If You Receive One.  As a summary, a typical IRS audit today is a Correspondence Audit, which is typically completed primarily by mail.  Taxpayers may receive a Form...

Dallas – What To Do to Remove a Payroll Levy from the IRS

by | Sep 26, 2019 | IRS Audit, IRS Bank Levy, IRS Collection, IRS Notices, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Offer-In-Compromise, Tax, Tax Deductions, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Relief, Tax Resolution, taxes

Our Richardson, TX tax firm frequently represents taxpayers in the DFW area, as well as other areas of Texas, who have had the IRS levy or garnish their wages through their employer.  Because this can account for a substantial portion of a taxpayer’s paycheck, it can...

Should I File My Tax Return if I Can’t Pay the Tax Owed?

by | Sep 22, 2019 | Installment Agreements, IRS Audit, IRS Bank Levy, IRS Collection, IRS Notices, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Offer-In-Compromise, Tax, Tax Deductions, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Relief, Tax Resolution, taxes

I have taxpayers call or come into my Richardson, TX tax office asking if they should file their tax return if they believe they will owe the government but can’t pay the tax.  Although I understand their apprehension of filing the return, my response is always that...