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Tax Transcript VS Tax Return: How Do They Differ?

September 20, 2019 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

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A taxpayer may have some difficulties understanding their tax transcript or tax return. Knowing the differences between the two can simplify the tax process.RELATED: Taxes Taken Out Of Paycheck: Everything You Need To Know | Internal Revenue ServiceIn this article:What Is a Tax Transcript? How About a Tax Return? Why Will a Taxpayer Look for a Tax Transcript or …Continue Reading

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What Is The IRS Automated Collection System (ACS)?

September 12, 2019 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

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Some delinquent taxpayers opt to have the ACS collections system take care of all their tax problems. What exactly is the ACS collection system and how can a taxpayer maximize its function?RELATED: IRS Form 9465 [Can’t Pay Your Taxes All At Once? READ THIS]In this article:What Is ACS (Automated Call Services)? Who Usually Gets Assigned to the ACS? Where Can …Continue Reading

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What Is The IRS Fresh Start Program For Businesses?

September 3, 2019 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

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This IRS Fresh Start program gives a lot of delinquent taxpayers a chance to get back on their feet financially.RELATED: What To Do When You Receive A Notice Of Deficiency From The IRSIn this article:What Is the IRS Fresh Start Program? Who Can Apply for Eligibility on the Fresh Start Initiative IRS Program? When Can a Business Apply for the IRS Installment …Continue Reading

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What Is Tax Abatement And How Does It Work?

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Tax abatement programs significantly lift a homeowner's property tax burdens for a long period of time, so it's best to be briefed about them and how you can take advantage of what they offer.RELATED: How To Write Off Taxes On Rental Property | Rental Property Tax Write OffsIn this article:What Is Tax Abatement? How Is Tax Abatement Different from Tax Penalty …Continue Reading

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Penalty Abatement: 9 Factors That Can Qualify As Reasonable Cause

May 28, 2019 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

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Wondering what the IRS may consider as reasonable cause? We have listed 9 factors below.RELATED: How To Prepare For A Tax Audit | Worker ClassificationIn this article:Death, Serious Illness, or Any Unavoidable Absence Natural Disasters Such as Fire and Other Casualties Being Unable to Obtain Records as Reasonable Cause Erroneous Advice Received by the …Continue Reading

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