Monthly Archives: October 2009

How do I get a release of Federal Tax Lien? A complete release of a Federal Tax Lien comes in various fashions.  The first and easiest way to get a Federal Tax Lien released is to pay the liability in full with a cashier’s check.  Within days, you can have a release. Many times if [...]

You better believe it! It kills your credit. The IRS tax lien is a destroyer to all those who want to ever get a loan. Caution! Once a lien is filed, your credit rating may be harmed. You may not be able to get a loan to buy a house or a car, get a [...]

This is a question we are often asked.  Tax planning on your case becomes a key issue and knowing how long the lien is good for is critical. How long is a Federal Tax Lien good for? A Federal Tax Lien continues until the liability for the amount that is assessed against you is satisfied [...]

The IRS is trying to help certain situations for taxpayers who need to refinance but the federal tax lien has hurt their chances. The IRS is aware of these situations and are trying to help. Please read the following from the Internal Revenue Service and our comments. The IRS  needs to ensure that we balance [...]

Millions of taxpayers in the United States do not file tax returns. At some point you will have have to make the decision and  pony up. Whether it is guilt or by force, sooner or later the IRS is going to come looking for you.  After years of representing taxpayers, the reasons vary, but those [...]

What happens if the IRS finds me before I file? This is one of the top ten questions we are asked. If the IRS finds you before you file, find a representative that knows their way through and around the system. Most of the time the IRS wants you current to get back into their [...]

How many tax returns should I file if I have not filed in years?  This varies on a case by case basis and the majority of time you will get different answers depending on who you ask. The type of case you have has a lot to do with the answer. In some cases, the [...]

The Taxpayer Advocate Service is an independent organization within the IRS whose employees assist taxpayers who are experiencing economic harm, who are seeking help in resolving problems with the IRS, or who believe that an IRS system or procedure is not working as it should. Here are seven things every taxpayer should know about TAS [...]

This information is taken directly from the IRS site so you can understand their system. Predictive Dialing System – Aspect Automated Call Distributor (PDS) PDS System Overview Each evening, an extract of the Automated Collection System (ACS) databases is downloaded to the Predictive Dialing System.  The systems administrator generates predefined campaign types (types of cases [...]

Many people truly want to pay the IRS and get back into the system, but do not know what to do next. I want to file but I do not have the money to pay IRS, what should I do? Believe it or not, IRS wants you back into the system. Most of the time, [...]