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Archives for May 2019

What to Do If Your IRS Installment Agreement is Terminated

What to Do If Your IRS Installment Agreement is Terminated

On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted on Friday, May 31, 2019

When you receive a CP523 notice from the IRS, it means your installment agreement may soon be terminated. You have a limited time to get…

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Posted In: Uncategorized Tags: payment plan terminations, payment plans

IRS Expands Underpayment Penalty Relief Once Again

IRS Expands Underpayment Penalty Relief Once Again

On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted on Thursday, May 30, 2019

The IRS has expanded the safe harbor for underpayment penalty relief for a second time this tax season. Taxpayers who paid at least 80 percent…

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Posted In: IRS Penalties Tags: penalty relief, underpayment penalties

How to Avoid an IRS Installment Plan Default

How to Avoid an IRS Installment Plan Default

On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted on Wednesday, May 29, 2019

When your installment plan defaults, the IRS can once again use enforced collection actions to try to collect your tax debt. This can include any…

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Posted In: IRS Installment Agreements Tags: payment plan defaults, payment plans

Why Was Your IRS Installment Agreement Request Rejected?

Why Was Your IRS Installment Agreement Request Rejected?

On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted on Monday, May 27, 2019

It’s frustrating when the IRS rejects your installment agreement request, but you may have a chance to salvage the situation. You can sometimes make a…

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Posted In: IRS Installment Agreements Tags: payment plan rejections, payment plans

Signs You May Be a Victim of Tax Identity Theft

Signs You May Be a Victim of Tax Identity Theft

On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted on Friday, May 24, 2019

Tax identity theft occurs whenever someone uses your personal information to file a tax return or complete any other tax form. If you’re a victim…

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Posted In: Tax Identity Theft Tags: tax identity theft, Tax Returns

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On behalf of Jeffrey Gartzman posted in Tax Appeals on Thursday, December 12, 2019

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