When Can Unpaid Taxes Become a Criminal Case?

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Unpaid taxes usually become a criminal concern when there is evidence of willful conduct, such as hiding income, filing false returns, moving assets, keeping false books, or lying to the IRS. The balance alone does not make a case criminal, but DOJ prosecutes some cases involving six-figure tax losses.

How Far Back Can the IRS Collect Tax Debt?

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You may have lived with old IRS debt for so long that it feels like it will follow you forever. You may be afraid to call the IRS because you do not want to restart something or make the problem worse. The good news is that the IRS does not always have unlimited time to … Continued

Business Tax Debt: There Is a Way Out

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Owe back taxes as a small business owner? Learn your options for IRS tax relief, payment plans, settlements, and how an experienced tax resolution attorney can help you regain control.

IRS Notice LT11 Intent to Seize: Don’t Wait!

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           Owing back taxes much less dealing with them isn’t fun and can be emotionally and mentally draining. But if you receive IRS notice LT11, you’ve received an ultimatum; pay your overdue taxes or your property will be seized! Staying silent will not help matters either as that may get you struck by bank levies, retirement … Continued