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UPDATE: Recently we have learned of instances where consumers are also getting automated calls regarding “unpaid taxes”. Do not respond to these calls as the IRS will typically send letters or notices via U.S. mail. So, if any company or organization calls claiming you have unpaid taxes, DO NOT respond to these unsolicited calls.

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1. What To Do When You Owe Back Taxes


What can taxpayers do if they owe back taxes? It can be a difficult situation, but some knowledge of the IRS and its collection system will help a person navigate through this problem. Remember, it is very important to resolve any issue with taxes you owe the IRS. So, here is an overview of the solutions to pay back the money you owe… Click to read more

2. 7 Tax Penalties To Avoid In 2018


2018 is here and you surely don’t want to start it off by stressing over tax penalties! There are several violations when filing and paying taxes you shall avoid as you’ll end up paying more… Click to read more

3. When To Use An IRS Payment Plan Form


The IRS payment plan form, or better known as Form 9465, is used to request an installment agreement. Taxpayers need to fill out this form with their personal info such as name, employer’s address and bank, the total amount owed, and an estimate of the monthly payment they can afford. Also, included in this form are the dates they prefer to pay their tax debt… Click to read more

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Do You Qualify For IRS Back Tax Relief? Take The Quiz Now!

4. The Best Tax Help Online Solutions That Everyone Can Understand


If you find yourself having trouble with filing taxes and tax debts among other things, just simply search the Web for tax help online solutions to give you the answers you need. The digital world has made it easier for everyone to gain access to information they need in real-time, and you must take advantage of this opportunity. Are you ready to start searching? Here are tax help online solutions to give a try first… Click to read more

5. Penalty For Late Taxes | Everything You Need To Know


It is important for everyone to understand the penalty for late taxes, so they can avoid owing additional money to the IRS. Every year, an estimated 7 million Americans won’t file their taxes on time. Filing taxes late can seem tempting, especially those people who know they’ll owe money. If you want to understand how much the interest and penalty will be for filing taxes one day late, here is what you need to know… Click to read more

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