Back Taxes & Tax Debt
Problems with taxes or the IRS? Learn about your options for dealing with the IRS, including installment plans, offers in compromise, and bankruptcy.
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Eliminating Tax Debts in Bankruptcy
Most taxes can't be eliminated in bankruptcy, but some can.
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The IRS Can Get Your Electronic Records
If the IRS asks, you must turn over any electronic accounting records you keep for your business.
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IRS Says It Can Read Email Without a Warrant
Your emails may not be as private as you think. Learn about IRS policy on taxpayer emails.
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Delinquent Taxpayers May Be Denied a U.S. Passport
If you owe more than $50,000 in taxes to the IRS, your passport could be revoked or denied.
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Can the IRS override a divorce decree in collecting taxes?
Take a look at your options.
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What if my employer withheld too little from my paycheck?
Learn what kind of actions you should take.
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Can the U.S. collect taxes from people unwilling to pay?
Know your rights.
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Using an Offer in Compromise to Settle a Tax Bill
How to settle a tax bill with the IRS using an offer in compromise.
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Can You Really Settle Your Tax Debt with the IRS for Pennies on the Dollar?
Here's the inside scoop on Offers in Compromise (OICs) and settling a debt with the IRS.
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Make sure you understand -- and respond to -- required warnings and notices from the IRS to avoid an IRS levy against your bank account.
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What Is a Collection Due Process Hearing With the IRS?
You can dispute a debt with the IRS by filing a Collection Due Process Hearing Request to level the playing field and ensure the IRS does not take more money than you owe.
Talk to a Tax attorney.
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