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The U.S. Senate passed it's version of a bill meant to fund the highway system, but included language in the bill that would privatize much of the IRS' collection responsibility. The U.S. House of Representatives is working on it's own highway bill and may just include a similar provision.

The point is that you have to do something. You can't ignore the problem and just go about your business. Your house is on fire and you may not realize it.

I'm surprised at how often my clients bring me a box filled with un-opened mail from the IRS. To tell you the truth, most of it is junk.

The IRS Offer in Compromise isn't over when you get the letter approving settlement with the

IRS form 433 is the primary piece of equipment that the IRS collection unit and IRS revenue officers use to get your information.

Almost every person who contacts me asks about getting rid of IRS penalties. There are two reasons I think this happens:

The very first thing I do when a person with a large tax debt balance hires me, is to calculate the IRS Collection Statute Expiration Date or CSED for short.

Combine a large IRS debt, a lengthy IRS statute of limitations period (CSED), and a “good” income, and you may have a recipe for a large monthly IRS payment plan.

The IRS likes to get attention. It doesn't take “selfies” to get it, but once it issues a wage garnishment or a bank levy on your account, you will wish that it just used a camera instead.

If you haven't filed a tax return for a while – you're not alone. There are literally thousands of people and small business owners who haven't filed a tax return in several years.