by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | May 2, 2018 | IRS Collection Defense
Sеvеrаl tаxрауеrѕ hаvе nоt fіlеd tаxеѕ fоr nеаrlу a dесаdе. In fасt, ѕоmе hаvе nеvеr fіlеd thеіr tаxеѕ. Sо mаnу wоndеr аbоut whаt wіll bе thе ѕtаtutе оf lіmіtаtіоnѕ fоr unfіlеd tаx rеturnѕ. Sоmе реорlе аrе nоt іn a роѕіtіоn tо рау thе IRS, ѕо thеу wоndеr іf іt іѕ... by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Aug 16, 2017 | IRS Collection Defense
The IRS has just issued new rules expanding the streamlined installment agreement. A new program was announced that will run through September 30, 2017. Under the test program, the IRS doubled the dollar limit applicable to streamline installment agreements from... by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Dec 24, 2016 | IRS Collection Defense
The Internal Revenue Service announced that it is beginning in the spring with private collection of federal tax debts. The new program enables designated contractors to collect on the government’s behalf, outstanding tax receivables. These designated contractors will... by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Nov 23, 2016 | IRS Collection Defense
A very common situation for a non-filer is an S corporation that has not filed in a number of years. To activate the corporation and put it in good standing can involve substantial fees. First, a taxpayer will have to pay substantial franchise tax fees and penalties... by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Oct 28, 2016 | IRS Collection Defense
A trust fund recovery penalty is assessed against a person who is responsible for failing to pay payroll taxes. The trust fund recovery penalty is the portion of the employee’s check that is withheld for income taxes and social security. The IRS takes a shot gun... by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Jul 15, 2016 | IRS Collection Defense
When it comes to tax collection, the IRS isn’t the only government agency that you need to worry about. The Department of Justice can be involved in getting court judgments on tax payers and collecting back taxes. Generally, the tax situation has to be pretty...
