CP2000 Notice: Why the IRS Says You Owe More and What to Do
A CP2000 notice usually arrives months after you filed, informing you that the IRS thinks you underreported income and owe…
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Divorced or Separated and the IRS Wants Your Ex’s Tax Debt From You
You thought the divorce closed that chapter. Then an IRS notice arrives demanding payment for taxes from a joint return,…
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Owe Payroll Taxes? Why the IRS Can Come After You Personally
When a business falls behind on payroll taxes, most owners assume the debt stays with the company. For most business…
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How to Get an IRS Tax Lien Withdrawn (Not Just Released)
A released IRS tax lien is not the same as a withdrawn one. When you pay off a tax debt,…
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IRS Passport Denied Due to Tax Debt? Here’s Exactly What to Do
Finding out your passport was denied because of tax debt is stressful, especially if a trip is coming up. If…
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IRS Froze My Bank Account: How to Get a Levy Released
If you logged in to find your account frozen and a notice from your bank, there’s nothing to worry about.…
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CP504 vs. LT11: Understanding IRS Warning Notices Before It’s Too Late
A CP504 notice warns that the IRS intends to levy your state tax refund over an unpaid balance. An LT11…
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IRS Substitute for Return (SFR): Why Filing Yourself Beats Letting the IRS Do It
Failing to file a tax return does not stop the IRS from creating one for you. If you skip a…
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IRS Wage Garnishment: How Much of Your Paycheck Can They Legally Take?
The IRS can take most of your paycheck, and it does not need a court order to start. Once a…
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