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Tax Collection Issues

The IRS *Never* Calls First

IRS, Tax Collection Issues, Taxes in the News
The IRS *Never* Calls First

One of my clients has several years of unfiled tax returns. Like many people with several years of unfiled tax returns, he’s been putting off working with me. So I hadn’t heard from him for about six months when he called me in a panic. Read more >>
July 16, 2015

Tales From the Tax Troll Trenches: Tax Refund Majorly “Stuck”

IRS, Tax Collection Issues, Tax Resolution Services, Taxes
Tales From the Tax Troll Trenches: Tax Refund Majorly “Stuck”

When the IRS and the California state tax agencies do particularly bone-headed things, it’s time for another tale from the tax troll trenches. Here’s one that reminded me of why the IRS and state tax agencies are so disliked by many taxpayers. Read more >>
July 13, 2015

Hawkins vs. FTB Changes Tax Evasion Standard

Bankruptcy Procedure, CA Franchise Tax Board, Courts, In the News, Tax Collection Issues, Taxes
Hawkins vs. FTB Changes Tax Evasion Standard

If the government can prove that you “willfully attempted in any manner” to “evade or defeat” a tax, then you cannot discharge that tax debt in bankruptcy. 11 U.S.C. 523(a)(1)(c). Read more >>
September 26, 2014

California’s Franchise Tax Board: Hard to Deal With

CA Franchise Tax Board, Collection Law, Tax Collection Issues, Taxes
California’s Franchise Tax Board: Hard to Deal With

My clients owed the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) $8,000 for the  2011 tax year; they filed their return late, and couldn’t pay it all at once. The FTB sent a notice that it was about to levy Read more >>
September 15, 2014

Proving A Negative: IRS Needs Evidence of Taxpayer’s Being Paid

IRS, Tax Collection Issues, Tax Litigation, Taxes
Proving A Negative: IRS Needs Evidence of Taxpayer’s Being Paid

My mother-in-law, Margret, is in a nursing home. She knows who she is, but not much more than that. My wife does her taxes every year. Read more >>
June 6, 2014

Tax Debt Lowered from $513,000 to $30,000!

Audits, Bankruptcy, Business, Tax Collection Issues
Tax Debt Lowered from $513,000 to $30,000!

“Impossible,” you’re probably thinking. But it’s not. Here’s why. Read more »
December 26, 2012

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