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If you receive IRS Letter 2566, it is a proposed individual tax assessment. This may mean that more taxes are due, and the IRS has sent you the letter as notice that they are assessing your tax obligations. Often, this means that the IRS has no record that you...
For many businesses in 2026, digital advertising is one of the best ways to reach customers and grow their brands. As digital marketing grows, states are increasingly adopting new tax laws that could affect companies that advertise or sell advertising online. Illinois...
Audits do happen, but they are relatively rare. Some reports indicate that they have dropped by about 66% since 2010. Many people will never experience an audit at all. However, even though it is rare, since it is a possibility, it is important to know what can...
A short-term payment plan is an option that the IRS may use to give you a small amount of additional time to pay off your tax liabilities. If you owe an outstanding balance, the first step is often for the IRS to ask you to pay it in full immediately. There are...
Getting a CP501 notice from the IRS can feel stressful, especially if you are unsure what it means. This notice is usually the first reminder that you have unpaid taxes on your account. While it is important to take it seriously, it does not mean you are facing...
Receiving any notice from the IRS can be concerning, but a CP504 is particularly alarming. The language is serious because it indicates that the IRS intends to seize certain assets. If you don’t respond promptly, the IRS may escalate its collection efforts. Still,...
If you have received a notice of audit from the IRS, you are likely curious how far back they are going to look. It is natural that they may want to audit you if there are questions about your most recent tax return. But what about returns that you submitted in...
If you’re dealing with unpaid tax debt, how far can the government go to collect what you owe? Could your home be on the line? It’s a concern many taxpayers carry quietly when they fall behind on their taxes. The short answer is “yes.” The IRS does have the legal...
Receiving a letter from the IRS in the mail can be a heart-stopping experience. Especially in the scenarios where the letter includes allegations that an individual has failed to fulfill their income tax obligations, an IRS letter can be a warning sign of major...
Most adults need to file income tax returns. Doing helps reconcile their estimated payments and employer withholding amounts with the actual amount of taxes due for the most recent fiscal year. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reviews reports from employers and...