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Do You Need A Tax Attorney if You Owe Back Taxes?

  Do You Need A Tax Attorney if You Owe Back Taxes?   If you owe back taxes you might think you need a tax attorney, but that’s not necessarily always the case. Just like hiring a traditional accountant to try to resolve your tax debt might not be the best choice, hiring a tax attorney, who doesn’t specialize in tax resolution might be the same thing.   When you owe the IRS back taxes, it’s best to have the right tax relief firm representing you so you can get the best result possible. Don’t try to face the most brutal collection agency on the planet alone. You’ll be sorry you did.   In this article we talk about some of the differences between a tax attorney and someone who specializes in tax relief and IRS negotiation.   Note : If you already have a tax problem and owe more than $10k to the IRS or state but can’t pay in full, contact our firm today. We help people find tax relief, file years of unfiled tax returns, and sometimes settle their tax debt for a fraction of

Did You Know You Might Owe Taxes On Debt That's Forgiven? Here’s How It Works.

  Did You Know You Might Owe Taxes On Debt That's Forgiven? Here’s How It Works.   When you owe creditors money that you can't afford to repay, sometimes you may be able to get the debt forgiven or otherwise canceled. When this happens, you no longer owe your creditors the money that you used to owe them.   The IRS, however, usually treats such canceled debt as income that you've received. Income that you could owe taxes on . If you fail to report it or fail to pay your taxes on the cancelled debt, you’ll end up owing penalties and interest and over time, that could be just as big of a hassle as your original debt.   Note : If you have any tax trouble or owe more than $10k to the IRS or state but can’t pay in full, contact our firm today. We help people find tax relief, file years of unfiled tax returns, and sometimes settle their tax debt for a fraction of what’s owed. Go back to our home website to learn more about how we can help you.   When Do I Not

Why Doing Your Own Business Taxes or Resolving Your Own Tax Problem is a Terrible Idea

Running your own business means wearing a lot of hats, from office cleaner and supplies buyer to client schmoozer and payroll maker. But should you add tax preparer to your already long list of duties? What if you have a tax problem with the IRS? What if doing your own taxes creates a tax problem? We often see small business clients, clients with either a schedule C, or a corporation, partnership or LLC,   with payroll and income tax problems, or an audit, simply because they thought they could do it on their own.   It’s a bad idea. If you are used to doing your own taxes when you were an employee or freelancer, you may think that preparing the tax return for your small business will be no big deal. After all, there are plenty of great tools on the market, from expense tracking apps for your smartphone to software like QuickBooks for your laptop. But before you start scanning those receipts and filling out those endless forms, you might want to reconsider. Note; we enco