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Michael S. Anderson Dec. 30, 2016

Why Did the IRS Terminate My Installment Plan?

Just because you are in an IRS Installment Plan with the IRS doesn't mean that your work is done. One of the common questions I get is “why did the IRS terminate my installment plan?”.

Michael S. Anderson Dec. 21, 2016

Differences Between the IRS CP504 Letter and The IRS LT11 Letter Are Important to Understand

The IRS likes to remind you about tax debt. As part of it's collection process it sends these reminders in the mail with bold lettering that says “NOTICE OF INTENT TO LEVY”.

Michael S. Anderson Sept. 19, 2016

Self Employed? Pay Your Estimated Taxes Monthly

The Robert Burns poem To a Mouse, written in 1786, is an apology. The story has it that Mr. Burns upended a mouse's home while plowing a field and felt bad about it.

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 21, 2016

Avoiding IRS Seizure of Retirement Account After Bankruptcy

There are dozens of issues that have to be recognized, discussed, and planned for… before a bankruptcy is filed. For people with IRS debt and an IRS lien, the issue of avoiding IRS seizure of a retirement account after bankruptcy is a big one.

Michael S. Anderson April 19, 2016

How Much Money Can the IRS Garnish from My Paycheck?

The most an Arizona creditor with a judgement can garnish from your paycheck is 25%. The IRS is a different animal and isn't subject to Arizona's exemption laws.

Michael S. Anderson April 15, 2016

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Be A Good Alternative to an IRS Payment Plan

Dealing with a large IRS debt is difficult. The IRS doesn't want to “settle” with most people because they don't qualify under the IRS' standards.

Michael S. Anderson Jan. 5, 2016

How Does the IRS Know so Much About Me?

The IRS is in the business of collecting money and it has some advantages that other money collectors don't have

Michael S. Anderson Jan. 4, 2016

9th Circuit BAP Reviews the Late Filed Return and Bankruptcy Issue

Keith Fogg, at the terrific tax blog “Procedurally Taxing” has provided a short review of the Martin v. United States Case wherein the 9th Circuit Bankruptcy Panel (BAP) rejects the literal interpretation of Bankruptcy Code Section 523(a)(*). You can read his review here.

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 28, 2015

If the IRS Can’t Recover, It Can’t Seize or Levy

Pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Sections 6331(f) and 6331(j)(2)(c), the IRS cannot seize property or levy unless doing so will result in money for it.

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 19, 2015

Tax Withholdings – Use Them to Ensure You Won’t Owe Again

t's easy to file a tax filing extension with the IRS. A simple form is filled out, the amount you think you owe is included, and in theory… that amount and the form are sent into the IRS before the April 15th deadline.

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Michael S. Anderson Dec. 30, 2016

Why Did the IRS Terminate My Installment Plan?

Michael S. Anderson Dec. 21, 2016

Differences Between the IRS CP504 Letter and The IRS LT11 Letter Are Important to Understand

Michael S. Anderson Sept. 19, 2016

Self Employed? Pay Your Estimated Taxes Monthly

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 21, 2016

Avoiding IRS Seizure of Retirement Account After Bankruptcy

Michael S. Anderson April 19, 2016

How Much Money Can the IRS Garnish from My Paycheck?

Michael S. Anderson April 15, 2016

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Be A Good Alternative to an IRS Payment Plan

Michael S. Anderson Jan. 5, 2016

How Does the IRS Know so Much About Me?

Michael S. Anderson Jan. 4, 2016

9th Circuit BAP Reviews the Late Filed Return and Bankruptcy Issue

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 28, 2015

If the IRS Can’t Recover, It Can’t Seize or Levy

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 19, 2015

Tax Withholdings – Use Them to Ensure You Won’t Owe Again

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