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Michael S. Anderson Dec. 12, 2013

Small Business Owner? Behind on Payroll Tax? You may be Committing a Federal Crime.

The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) at 26 U.S.C. Sect. 7202 makes the willful failure to collect, account for, and pay over employment tax a felony.

Michael S. Anderson Dec. 2, 2013

Does the IRS Have to Leave Me with A “Livable Wage” if It Garnishes My Paycheck?

No, the IRS doesn't have to leave you a livable wage. The IRS must only follow a table that determines how much money it must leave for you to live on each month.

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 29, 2013

Big Myth – Tax Debt Can’t Be Discharged in Bankruptcy

I am often surprised when someone tells me that tax debt can't be wiped out in bankruptcy.

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 18, 2013

I Have a Serious Tax Debt, I Don’t Know Who to Talk to About Finding a Way to Resolve It. Who Should I Call?

If you had a serious illness like some form of Cancer, who would you want to consult with first?

Michael S. Anderson Oct. 1, 2013

My Company Owes the IRS a Substantial Amount of Payroll Tax. Can the IRS Take Money from My Personal Account to Pay It?

Assuming that the business is a multi-member LLC or Corporation, it owes the Payroll Tax. You don't…at least not yet.

Michael S. Anderson Sept. 3, 2013

I Owe the IRS and Am Worried About an IRS Levy, how Do I Prevent It?

An IRS Levy is the taking of any property or right to property that belongs to you or any property that has a federal tax lien attached to it unless that property is exempt.

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 26, 2013

I Am in IRS Not Collectible Status, Will It Resolve My Tax Debt?

No, IRS Not Collectible Status (NCS) does not resolve the liability – by itself. There are several ways to deal with IRS debt. The most common are the Offer in Compromise, Bankruptcy, Payment Plans of various types, and Placement in Non-Collectible Status.

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 22, 2013

Can My Small Business Negotiate a “Streamlined Agreement” with The IRS?

An IRS “Streamlined Agreement” is really just a negotiated payment plan that allows a person or business to pay the debt back in full with interest over a certain period of time.

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 21, 2013

Can the IRS Revenue Officer Visit My Home?

The IRS Revenue Officer can visit your home or place of business and in fact, the IRS encourages the Revenue Officer to pay you a visit. If you have serious tax debt or unfiled returns…you should expect it.

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 16, 2013

I Haven’t Filed My Tax Return for 2012 Yet, Am I Going to Get an IRS Penalty?

If you haven't filed a 2012 return yet and you didn't ask for an extension to file, you need to file it as soon as possible.

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Michael S. Anderson Dec. 12, 2013

Small Business Owner? Behind on Payroll Tax? You may be Committing a Federal Crime.

Michael S. Anderson Dec. 2, 2013

Does the IRS Have to Leave Me with A “Livable Wage” if It Garnishes My Paycheck?

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 29, 2013

Big Myth – Tax Debt Can’t Be Discharged in Bankruptcy

Michael S. Anderson Nov. 18, 2013

I Have a Serious Tax Debt, I Don’t Know Who to Talk to About Finding a Way to Resolve It. Who Should I Call?

Michael S. Anderson Oct. 1, 2013

My Company Owes the IRS a Substantial Amount of Payroll Tax. Can the IRS Take Money from My Personal Account to Pay It?

Michael S. Anderson Sept. 3, 2013

I Owe the IRS and Am Worried About an IRS Levy, how Do I Prevent It?

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 26, 2013

I Am in IRS Not Collectible Status, Will It Resolve My Tax Debt?

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 22, 2013

Can My Small Business Negotiate a “Streamlined Agreement” with The IRS?

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 21, 2013

Can the IRS Revenue Officer Visit My Home?

Michael S. Anderson Aug. 16, 2013

I Haven’t Filed My Tax Return for 2012 Yet, Am I Going to Get an IRS Penalty?

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