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The Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve IRS Problems-Statute of Limitations

Friday, December 14th, 2007

The 6th and Final Installment in the Series-Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve Their IRS Problems
Statute of Limitations
The IRS does not have forever to collect the money that you owe them.  They cannot chase after you for the rest of your life.
There is a 10 year statute of limitation for collecting tax (6 years for […]

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The Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve IRS Problems-Bankruptcy

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

The 5th Installment in the Series-Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve Their IRS Problems
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy proceedings discharge certain taxes including federal income taxes. Federal income taxes can be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding.  Many penalties and other assessments can be discharged through a Chapter 13 payment arrangement.  Payroll tax liabilities cannot be discharged in […]

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The Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve IRS Problems-Currently Not Collectible Status

Monday, December 10th, 2007

The 4th Installment in the Series-Options Available to Taxpayers to Solve Their IRS Problems
Currently-not-Collectible
Currently-not-Collectible status means the taxpayer does not presently have the ability to pay their tax debts. The IRS uses this status to protect taxpayers from hardships that can be caused by collection activity.
To qualify for Currently-not-Collectible status, your allowable expenses […]

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