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IRS Soft Letters: This short excerpt will tell you what you need to know if you get an IRS soft letter.

Do you suspect your business mistakenly claimed the Employee Retention Credit? If so, please read carefully.

Facing back tax issues? This easy to read step-by-step guide will tell you what you need to do to resolve your IRS problems.

The IRS says you owe a lot of money. What should you do?

How to appeal an IRS decision: What to do when the IRS says you owe them money.

Preparing for an IRS audit related to crypto. What you need to do to protect yourself.

Is the IRS threatening to levy your assets and put liens on your property? This quick excerpt will tell you what you need to know and do.

Everything crypto investors need to know when it comes to taxes and reporting their crypto investments properly.

If the IRS files liens on your property, you need to know what to do. This quick guide will give you your options should that day come.

This short read will discuss three ways to resolve your IRS debt for cents on the dollar.

Understanding FBAR filing. Do you have interests in foreign assets? If so, you may be subject to FBAR filing requirements.

This step-by-step guide will show you how you can get federal tax liens removed from your property.

Is the IRS garnishing your wages or levying your assets? Find out how to get those levies released.

The IRS is now signalling a dangerous new escalation in their latest attempt to go after taxpayers.

IRS Debt and Divorce Settlements: Everything you need to know from your premier tax resolution company.

IRS Penalty Abatement due to economic hardship: How to get your IRS penalties removed

The importance of understanding IRS penalties: How they accumulate, how to minimize them, and what they mean for you.

This quick guide provides actionable steps for facing IRS debt geared towards small business owneres.

Do you owe back taxes? Here are some actionable steps for facing IRS debt.

Do you have delinquent tax returns? If so, you're not alone. Every year, more than 900,000 Americans fail to file tax returns.