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People get behind on their taxes for many reasons: divorce, health issues, loss of a close family member, personal bankruptcy, business failing, etc. It doesn't matter how your tax obligations came to be. The question is how will you fix them. There are s...

Troubled with tax debts? You are not alone in this world. Most people are having a hard time sleeping at night thinking of ways on how to handle their IRS tax debts and they start to get frustrated. Some would go and seek legal aid to companies that offer...

To help consumers avoid being taken advantage of by these companies, the attorneys of Roni Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation have put together a list of five alarming tactics employed by some of these companies that you should be wary of before you r...

When you are married, you can either file a joint tax return with your spouse, or you can file separate returns. If you and your spouse file a return together, then you are both equally liable for all taxes during the years you are married, as well as any...

As taking on the IRS at times it's best to avail help through a tax professional for your IRS tax relief. Tax attorneys, CPAs or registered agents are all competent to get on tax issues. Whether you face a regular request for supplementary documentation...

This probably won't come as any great shock, but it's never a good idea to go into an IRS office by yourself if you discover that you are being audited or that the IRS is looking upon you with suspicion. In such a case, you're always better off taking a ...

To better collect taxes in their various jurisdictions, every state has come up with its own rules and regulations, but a federal provision insists that the various states must comply with the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution. This constitutional ...

Most business owners in New York City do not understand the significant differences between CPA's and other accounting professionals or bookkeepers. Stringent education and licensing requirements are the key differences where credentials and qualificatio...

The answer to that question is - most likely, not. First of all, bankruptcy is a very serious thing and you must not enter into the decision to file bankruptcy lightly. Bankruptcy has long-term negative impacts. There are two types of bankruptcies for y...