What is a State Tax Lien?
Demystifying tax lien meaning, tax lien property, IRS or Federal tax liens, county tax liens, and liens in the public record As a property owner, understanding tax liens and their implications is crucial. Whether you’re…
How Can a Back Tax Attorney Help?
by Kelly Hanley, Esq. Often, the mere mention of taxes causes a shudder, especially when phrases like “unpaid taxes” or “the IRS” get thrown into the mix. You’re thrust into an action-packed, high-stakes adventure that…
How to Settle with the IRS by Yourself
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney As a tax attorney who’s danced with the devil – or rather, the IRS – for the past two decades, I’ve found that sometimes the foxiest moves you can…
IRS One Time Forgiveness Program
by Kelly Hanley, Esq. As a tax attorney with two decades of experience, I’ve seen it all. From those who believe that IRS is a cryptic acronym for “I’m Really Sorry” to individuals who seem…
Can the IRS Take Money from My Bank Account without Notice?
As a taxpayer, you may have concerns about the government’s reach into your bank account. You may be wondering, “Can the IRS take money from my bank account without notice?” This is a common question,…
What Is A Notice Of Levy? IRS Tax Levy Explained
by Kelly Hanley, Esq. A Notice of Levy is an official document issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to inform a taxpayer that their property or assets are being seized to satisfy a tax…
How Many Years Can You File Back Taxes?
By Kelly Hanley, Esq. If I were to ask you what the most thrilling date of the year is, I bet you would never say April 15. But for tax attorneys like me, this day…
What is the IRS Fresh Start Program?
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney Introduction: A Fresh Start to Resolve Your Tax Troubles Tax season is a stressful time for many individuals and businesses. For those who have fallen behind on their tax…
Your Guide to Federal Tax Lien Removal
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney A federal tax lien is the government’s legal claim against a taxpayer’s property when they neglect or fail to pay a tax debt. It can have far-reaching implications on…
New IRS Regulation Sets Rules for Supervisory Approval of Penalties
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a new regulation that outlines rules for supervisory approval of penalties. This regulation, published in the Federal Register on April 11, 2023, is intended to provide clearer guidance…