Here is a situation from a reader showing why location counts when it comes to Federal tax lien filings: The IRS has filed a tax lien against me where I live in Hamilton County, Ohio. But I own real...
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As a member of the Cincinnati Bar Association, it was exciting to see my article about solutions to today’s IRS collection problems as the cover story in March’s monthly bar journal. Here is a brief overview of the article – 5 Things...
Read PostCategory: Bankruptcy and the IRS, IRS levies and property seizures, IRS Seizures, Offer in compromise, Retirement accounts and the IRS, Revenue Officers, Statute of limitations on collections
I received a call this week from a small businessman in Cincinnati who had an IRS Revenue Officer sitting in his living room. Technically, he did not have to let the Revenue Officer in his house,...
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I received a call today from an enrolled agent for my help with a client who was having problems not only with the IRS, but credit cards as well. As usual, my enrolled agent friend got it right –...
Read PostCategory: Bankruptcy - Chapter 13, Bankruptcy - Chapter 7, Bankruptcy and the IRS, IRS collection notices, IRS levies and property seizures
Tax problems do come to an end – the IRS has 10 years to collect a tax debt. But be careful: The time the IRS has to collect can be unknowingly extended by you. The decisions you make...
Read PostCategory: Bankruptcy and the IRS, Innocent spouse, Offer in compromise, Statute of limitations on collections
