by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jul 12, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution
When a taxpayer owes tax debt to the IRS and there is a lien filed against the assets of the taxpayer, did you know that there are certain situations where the IRS may be willing to subordinate the government’s interest to another lender? Well there are! Read...
by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jul 7, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution, taxes
In this article, we will discuss what a CAP Hearing is and when it is valuable to request one if you have IRS Debt.
by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jul 2, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution
In this article, we discuss why it’s important for parents who loan money to their children, or for any other loans to family members or to those close to you, to properly set up a formal loan and file a UCC lien, and how doing so, can protect both parties in...
by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jun 30, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution, taxes
Taxpayers come into our office who have had their refund held by the IRS due to debts of their spouse not related to a MFJ tax debt. These include defaults on educational loans, unpaid child support and spousal support, and other debts of the spouse. Read this blog...
by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jun 28, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Penalties, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution, taxes
There are three alternatives under IRC 6015 for Innocent Spouse Relief. The most recent and perhaps the most powerful is Equitable Relief under IRC 6015(f). Equitable Relief is more flexible in that it takes into accounts all Facts and Circumstances and also includes...
by Bob Jablonsky EA | Jun 23, 2019 | IRS Collection, IRS Problems, Tax, Tax Levies, Tax Liens, Tax Problems, Tax Resolution
Innocent Spouse Relief results when using the Married Filing Joint status results in an unequitable result for one of the spouses due to a misstatement or error on the original return by the other spouse. There are three main options to use to seek Innocent Spouse...
