When the IRS Freezes Your Client’s Bank Account, Everything Else Freezes Too
When the IRS levies a client's bank account, everything freezes. Learn how bank levies work, why timing matters, and what urgent steps to take.
IRS Bank Levies - What You Need to Know
Learn what an IRS bank levy is, how it works, and how you can help clients respond fast to avoid financial damage and keep your work on track.
When a Client Has Tax Debt—And You Have No Interest In Resolving It
Help clients facing IRS tax debt without taking it on yourself. Discover 4 effective resolution options and where to send clients for expert help.
Former IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig on IRS Cuts, Automation, and the End of Human Judgment
Charles Rettig warns IRS cuts will hurt taxpayers—fewer experts, more automation, and slower help. Learn what this means for you and your clients.
The Phantom Tax Bill That Can Destroy Your Client's Finances
When clients don’t file, the IRS does it for them—with no deductions or credits. Learn how to replace inflated SFR tax debt with an accurate return.
If You're Getting a Tax Refund Over $1,000, You’re Probably Not Doing This Right
Getting a big tax refund feels good—but it means you overpaid the IRS. Learn how to adjust your W-4 and keep more of your money year-round.
The IRS is Shriveling into Nothing… But Not Quite Yet
The IRS is shrinking, but tax debt isn’t. Discover why your clients should act now to resolve their tax issues before delays and penalties get worse.
The IRS vs. Freelancers
Discover how new IRS rules are impacting freelancers—lower 1099 thresholds, worker classification risks, and increased audit scrutiny.
The IRS is Laying Off 6,000 Employees - Here’s What Matters for Your Clients
IRS lays off 6,000 workers—but AI and DOGE are ramping up tax debt enforcement. Here’s what your clients need to know before it’s too late.
The IRS Is a Mess—Now It’s Getting Audited
The IRS is being audited—finally. Discover how this could improve accountability, transparency, and faster resolutions for your clients with tax debt.
The 1099-K Mess: The IRS Just Changed the Rules (Again)
The IRS is changing 1099-K rules again. Learn what clients must know to avoid paying taxes on non-income like Venmo, GoFundMe, or used furniture sales.
Can the IRS Take Your 401k? Understanding Your Rights and Protections
Yes, the IRS can take your 401(k) for unpaid taxes. Learn how the process works, your rights, and how to protect your retirement savings before it's too late.
The Crypto Tax Crackdown: Your Clients Are at Risk
The IRS is cracking down on crypto. Learn how upcoming 1099-DA forms and enforcement efforts put your clients at risk—and how to protect them now.
Can Trump Change the Tax Code in 2025?
Trump’s tax reform plans face big hurdles in 2025. Learn what could change, what’s at stake, and how taxpayers can prepare before TCJA provisions expire.
Does the IRS Owe You $1,400?
The IRS may owe you $1,400 if you missed the 2021 Recovery Rebate Credit. Find out if you're eligible—and how to claim your money before the 2025 deadline.
The Actual Costs of Reduced Funding for the IRS
Reduced IRS funding may sound good—but it could hurt taxpayers with slower service, outdated systems, and more aggressive collections. Here’s why it matters.
When S Corps Are Not a Good Idea
S Corps aren’t right for every business. Discover six situations where choosing an S Corp could hurt your flexibility, tax savings, or trigger IRS scrutiny.
The Payroll Tax Trap: A Business Owner’s Guide to Staying Out of Personal Liability for Business Payroll Tax Debt
Payroll tax mistakes can destroy your business—and make you personally liable. Learn the risks, key deadlines, and how to avoid the IRS Trust Fund Penalty.
The BOI Countdown: Why Every Business Owner Needs to Report by December 31st
Businesses must file BOI reports with FinCEN by December 31 or face $591 daily fines. Learn who must report, what info is required, and how to stay compliant.
Decoding The IRS CP504 Notice: A Critical Moment in Tax Debt Resolution
Receiving a CP504 notice from the IRS is serious—but not a levy yet. Learn what it really means, how to respond, and how to help clients avoid panic.