IRS Form 433-D is the document you use to request a payment plan (an installment agreement) with the...
Innocent Spouse Relief is a way the IRS allows you to be freed from responsibility for tax errors made...
An accuracy-related penalty is a charge the IRS might impose if you make errors on your tax return due...
Backup withholding is a type of tax withholding that the IRS requires in specific situations, mainly...
A barred refund claim means the IRS will no longer honor your request for a tax refund because it was...
Certified mail provides proof that the IRS sent you an official notice, and importantly, that you received...
A Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing is your opportunity to discuss your tax debt with the IRS and...
The Federal Payment Levy Program (FPLP) is an IRS tool to collect overdue taxes by taking a portion of...
A filing deadline is the specific date by which you must submit your tax return to the government. Meeting...
Financial hardship refers to a situation where someone struggles to meet their basic financial obligations....
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