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IRS Tax Help
http://taxhelpirs.blogspot.com/
Free advice from an 11-year veteran tax attorney on how to help yourself out of your IRS problem.
- Added on: Jun 27th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jack Manhire
- Listed in: Personal Finance
- Tags: irs tax help irs help tax help offer in compromise tax settlement irs settlement
Recent Posts
Signing off
I was recently appointed a Federal Appeals Officer for the IRS. As such, it would be a conflict of interest to give private advice on tax matters. So I'm shutting the blog down.If you need any tax help please visit the sponsors on this site. They ...
I Don't Have To Pay The IRS Until October Since I Filed An Extension
WRONG! BUZZZZZZZ! Thanks for playing.Many people don't realize this but when you file for an automatic extension to file your annual Form 1040 with the IRS you only get an extension on the filing of the return. You do not get an extension on payin...
I Owe the IRS Tomorrow and I Can't Pay Them!
Tomorrow is April 15th. To every American that means your annual IRS 1040 form is due. A lot of people get refund checks, but not everyone. Some have a balance due and must write the check by tomorrow to avoid late payment fees and IRS enforced co...
IRS "Finder's Fee" for Turning In Delinquent Taxpayers
Jimmy T. from Philly said he heard that you can get money for turning in someone to the IRS who didn't pay their taxes. Is this true?Yes it is Jimmy. The IRS Compliance and Enforcement Division has its informants just like the law enforcement offic...
Is My IRS Stimulus Check Considered "Income" on My 2008 Tax Return?
Your stimulus payment from last year should not be included as income when you file your 2008 tax return. Most people received the maximum Economic Stimulus Payment in 2008. However, some people may be eligible for a first time credit or for a large...
Missing Tax Returns? Here's What You Do. . .
. . .FILE THEM!Yes, it's that simple. Even if you can't pay them you need to file them. Why?1. Because Willful Failure to File a tax return is technically a federal tax crime punishable up to one year in prison and a $25,000 fine for each year not ...
