An IRS tax levy can target IRAs, 401(k)s and other retirement savings. Acting quickly — by appealing,...
A final demand for payment is a creditor’s last formal notice to collect an overdue amount. Ignoring...
Collections statutes set the legal time limit the IRS has to collect assessed federal tax debts—usually...
Innocent Spouse Relief can release you from tax, interest, and penalties tied to your spouse’s (or ex-spouse’s)...
Knowing which records the IRS uses to assess your ability to pay helps you prepare for audits, payment...
Negotiating with IRS revenue officers is a necessary step for taxpayers with unpaid taxes or collection...
A bank levy lets a creditor or the IRS freeze and seize funds from your bank account. This guide explains...
A levy investigation is the IRS’s process to collect unpaid federal taxes. Knowing what revenue officers...
An IRS tax lien is a legal claim that can block sales, refinancing, or new loans against property. Understanding...
Bankruptcy can stop collection actions and sometimes discharge older income tax liabilities, but it won’t...