Just a friendly reminder that today is Tax Day in the the U.S. Today is the deadline to file your individual income tax return or your extension. Just remember that if you file an extension that that is only an extension of time to file your tax return but not an extension of time to pay your tax liability. So if you are going to owe you need to get that check postmarked and mailed today.
Also, remember that if you owe and cannot afford to pay the tax, you should go ahead and file your income tax return to save on the failure to file penalty that can be up to 25% of the tax you owe. Simply by filing the tax return you save this penalty and increase the amount of money that you keep in your pocket.
I wanted to send out a reminder about the FREE IRS Problem avoidance and resolution seminar that my law firm is putting on is tomorrow night. RSVP details are below if you would like to secure your spot at the seminar. The IRS wants you to think that you only have one option: pay the…
Read the full article »
REMINDER of UPCOMING SEMINAR The law firm that I am a member of, The Greene Law Firm, P.A., is putting on a free seminar to discuss ways you can avoid IRS problems and let you know about your rights in case you find yourself in the midst of IRS problems. Here are the seminar details:…
Read the full article »
The law firm that I am a member of, The Greene Law Firm, P.A., is putting on a free seminar to discuss ways you can avoid IRS problems and let you know about your rights in case you find yourself in the midst of IRS problems. Here are the seminar details: When? 2 Sessions: Thursday,…
Read the full article »
I was recently contacted by someone who just received notice from their employer that their wages were going to begin being garnished by the IRS. Basically, we were on a deadline of the next payday (about 5 days away) to get the levy released before payroll was sent off so the client didn’t see any…
Read the full article »
When you submit an offer in compromise to the IRS future active collections against you will be stopped and the IRS will not come after you to collect what you owe. The IRS will let you work on trying to get the offer in compromise accepted before they begin levying you. This rule only applies…
Read the full article »
