In short, yes. In order for the IRS to levy your wages or bank accounts to pay a tax liability they must give your written notice of their Intent to Levy by either personally delivering it to you, leaving it at your home, or sending it by certified mail to your last known address. Practically…
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Just in case you’re interested in some “lighter” reading, you can check out my personal blog over at http://www.TrippAtkins.com. There’s a lot more about me, and you can follow me on Twitter (are you twittering?).
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Question: The IRS accepted an offer in compromise for my tax liability last year and I paid it in full before the end of the deadline. I received a letter that stated my offer in compromise was paid. Since then, I have filed my returns on time and kept up with my estimated payments so…
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Hello Everyone. I just wanted to let you know that if you have tried to contact me via the “contact us form” recently, I have not received your e-mail. There was a glitch on my end with the program set-up and none of the e-mails were being received. I fixed the problem this morning, so…
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I have added a new page so that you may contact us more easily if you have a specific question you would like to see addressed on this blog as well as if you would like more information about retaining Tripp Atkins to assist you with your IRS or other legal issue. You can visit…
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This week we rang in the new year. Hopefully, 2008 will prove to be a profitable and joyous year for everyone. As a new feature on this blog, we are going to add a weekly wrap-up post featuring the week’s top articles and sometimes we will preview what we have coming down the pipe…
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