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When a person is facing a tax problem, promptly going to a skilled tax attorney for guidance can be very important. What happens with a tax problem can significantly affect a taxpayer’s life. Severe consequences can come up in relation to tax difficulties. For example, some tax problems can lead to a person being issued […]

We are circling back to our Sept. 24 post about tax deductions for college students. In that post, we warned that most tax breaks come with conditions, so it is important to work with someone who understands the nuances of the Tax Code. It is also important to remember that you can be the student — many

In our last post, we took a look at tax audits, and how people should deal with this unfortunate event in their lives. You have to approach tax audits in a calm, but efficient, manner in order to see them through successfully. Today, we’re going to talk about another bit of legal action in the tax world:

Imagine getting home from work one day and getting a phone call or email (or, possibly, a letter) that explains that the Internal Revenue Service has taken a look at one of your tax filings from a couple of years and has decided to audit the filing. Your day just went from “good” to “very,

As September comes to a close, those of us with kids starting college may be struggling. We are excited for their new adventure, and we are excited to have the house to ourselves for the first time in 20 years. We are also dreading the four or more years of penury as the bills roll

Hopefully this proposed new legislation will be passed before next tax season. It could be good news for all taxpayers especially those who owe the IRS back taxes. The bill will make it easier for taxpayers to enter into an installment agreement or have an offers-in-compromise agreed to without requiring chief counsel review for offers

With the IRS entangled in the most pervasive tax fraud in history, your tax problem may seem like small potatoes.  If you think for a moment that their attention will be diverted away from the money you owe them, think again. Even though a recent article published in The Hill calls for “all hands on

Tax resolution attorney Lance Drury, founder of the Law Firm of Lance R. Drury, and best selling author of “Successonomics reports on a change in IRS Identity Theft Policy that finally helps the taxpayers by releasing fraudulent tax returns to the victims thus relieving the stress of being victimized twice. St Genevieve, MO, June 24, 2015: Tax

The good news is they did it!  The IRS has agreed to help the victims of identity theft instead of protecting the criminals. According to an article in Accounting Today, “The Internal Revenue Service has agreed to change its policy on identity theft and provide victims with copies of the fraudulent tax returns that have