Jablonsky Tax Relief Articles
IRS Revenue Officer Assigned? Here’s What Happens Next
If the IRS has assigned a Revenue Officer to your case, it’s a clear sign that your situation has escalated beyond routine collections. Most taxpayers deal with the IRS through notices in the mail or the Automated Collection System (ACS). But when a Revenue Officer...
Important: What to Do If You Receive an IRS CP2000 Notice
A CP2000 notice is sent when the IRS believes there’s a difference between the income reported on your tax return and the information they received from third parties like employers, banks, or brokerage firms. In other words, the IRS is saying: “Based on the...
Haven’t filed taxes in years? Wondering what the IRS does if you don’t file?
In this video, I explain 1. What happens when you don’t file tax returns 2. What an IRS Substitute for Return (SFR) is 3. How many years the IRS usually requires 4. Whether you can go to jail, and 5. What to do if you can’t afford to pay If you are behind on tax...
Owe the IRS but Can’t Pay? File Your Tax Return on Time Anyway!
Every year I speak with numerous taxpayers who delay filing their tax return because they know they will owe the IRS money and they cannot afford to pay it. It’s a very common reaction. Many people think that if they cannot pay their tax bill, it is better to wait...
The IRS 6-Year Rule: Do You Really Have to File All Those Old Tax Returns?
If you haven’t filed tax returns in years, you may feel completely overwhelmed. I regularly speak with taxpayers who believe they must file 10, 15, or even 20 years of back tax returns before they can fix their IRS problem. In most cases, that’s simply not true. There...
When the IRS Says You Owe Them But You Think They’re Wrong
If you believe the IRS is wrong about how much you owe, a Doubt as to Liability Offer in Compromise (OIC) may be the solution. This lesser-known but powerful IRS program allows taxpayers to settle a tax debt when there’s legitimate doubt that the assessed tax is...
Got an IRS Letter by Certified Mail? Do NOT Ignore It!
If you received an IRS letter by certified mail, this is not a routine notice — and ignoring it can seriously limit your options. When the IRS sends something by certified mail, it usually means: • Your case has reached a serious stage, • Deadlines now matter • The...
IRS Installment Agreement Options (Avoid Levies & Garnishments)
If you owe the IRS and can’t afford to pay your tax bill in full, you’re not alone — and the good news is, the IRS offers several installment agreement (payment plan) options that can help you get out of trouble and avoid enforced collection action. In this article,...
IRS CP504 Letter Explained: Are You About to Be Levied?
ave you received a CP504 Notice from the IRS and aren’t sure what it means or what to do next? You’re not alone — and this step-by-step breakdown will help you understand exactly what this letter is, why you got it, and what actions you should take right now to...
When You Owe the IRS and Can’t Pay Them What They are Demanding
Are you struggling with IRS debt and can’t afford the payment plan that they are requesting? The Partial Payment Installment Agreement (PPIA) may allow you to make affordable monthly payments and have the remaining balance forgiven when the statute expires. In this...
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