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Did you unexpectedly receive a large tax bill after filing this year’s taxes? Have you been sitting on a large amount of debt to the IRS and letting it accrue interest? 1 in 5 Americans file a tax return with a balance of more than $3,000 due on it, yet few know what to do if they can’t pay.
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It’s been over a year and a half since the announcement of the first stimulus check in March of 2020. While the IRS was able to issue over 160 million checks, some people are still missing their money or are owed additional funds. As of January 15th, The IRS has said that they will no longer be issuing checks for the first two stimulus payments. So how do you get your money?
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Comprehending the myriad of notices that the IRS sends out can be extremely daunting. While no one likes receiving notices from the IRS, there is some comfort in understanding what a notice means and how to handle it. One of the more disappointing notices to receive from the IRS is the CP501. What is it and why did you receive it?
When checking the mail most people dread receiving a piece of mail from the IRS. It usually comes with bad news and a lengthy process or heavy fees to resolve any issues. Most people are inclined to ignore the letter and put off any potential issues. While early action usually results in the best outcomes when it comes to IRS notifications, non-action can lead to some serious negative consequences.
After days of compiling your tax documents, scrutinizing your tax return, and re-checking your numbers you finally felt comfortable enough to submit your form 1040. You celebrate another year until you have to do it all over again by spending your anticipated tax refund on a brand-new TV. Months later you receive a letter in the mail from the IRS marked as a CP2000 letter saying that you owe money and a 20% accuracy penalty to boot! There is no need to panic. We will help you understand what the CP2000 letter is and how to handle it with relative ease.