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I am a small business owner and cash flow problems have caused me to miss several employment tax payments. What do I do?

Is everything I own fair game for the IRS to take in a collection case?

Can bankruptcy eliminate my unpaid taxes?

I just got home from work to start the weekend and found an IRS collection officer’s business card in my door.

I just picked up a certified mail letter from the IRS called a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. What does this mean? And how much trouble am I in?

I owe the IRS back taxes and have not heard from them in several years. Is there an end date to how long the IRS has to collect?

The IRS has sent me a notice that a previous year’s tax return is under audit.

I haven’t filed tax returns or paid taxes for a few years and my records are not up to date. How do I get squared away with the government?

  • A former IRS trial attorney, Howard Levy has over 20 years of experience representing individuals and companies facing tax controversies. His expertise includes finding solutions to IRS collection problems, with an emphasis on the use of bankruptcy. He is a partner in the Cincinnati law firm of Voorhees & Levy LLC.

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  • Learn how the IRS pursues the trust fund recovery penalty in "IRS Trust Fund Investigations: The Best Defense is a Good Offense" in article by Howard Levy from the Journal of Enrolled Agents.

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    Download the IRS trust fund interview Form 4180

    Listen to radio interview with Howard Levy on IRS audits and collection problems. "On the Money with Chris Desimio," WVXU 91.7, Public Radio, Cincinnati Edition.

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    Learn about "IRS Collections in Troubled Times" in article by Howard Levy from the Journal of Tax Practice and Procedure, October/November 2009.

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