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Reduced IRS funding may sound good—but it could hurt taxpayers with slower service, outdated systems, and more aggressive collections.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.
IRS Payment Plans: An Inside Look at the Hidden Downsides
IRS payment plans sound simple—but liens, high interest, and strict compliance rules make them risky. Learn how to guide your clients through the pitfalls.
IRS Collection Notices: When Is Your Client Actually In Trouble?
The IRS can't seize assets overnight. Learn the real meaning of IRS levy notices and how to help your clients take action before it's too late.
Michigan Back Taxes? The State Has An Offer in Compromise Too
Struggling with Michigan tax debt? Learn how the state’s Offer in Compromise program can help settle for less—if you meet the right criteria.
Understanding the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty: What Your Business Owner Clients Need to Know
The IRS can hold business owners and decision-makers personally liable for unpaid payroll taxes. Learn what the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty really means.
Don't Fall for Tax Companies' Promises of an Offer in Compromise, but Don't Let the IRS Trick You Either
Offer in Compromise scams are real—but so is IRS misinformation. Learn how to avoid bad advice and find out if you truly qualify for real tax relief.
The IRS Started Up the Automated Federal Payment Levy Program Again
The IRS has resumed automated levy programs. Learn how Final Notices impact federal payments and what steps you must take to protect your clients.
How to Negotiate with the IRS: Proven Strategies to Reduce Your Client's Tax Debt
Learn key IRS tax debt resolution strategies—Offers in Compromise, Installment Agreements, and Penalty Abatement—to better guide and protect your clients.
Business Tax Debt: Not Just an IRS Issue
Business tax debt threatens more than just your IRS standing—it can cripple operations, cash flow, and profitability if not addressed immediately.
Tax Debt Is Scary As Hell...But You Have Options
Tax debt can feel overwhelming, but solutions like installment agreements and Offers in Compromise can help you regain control and find relief.
Don't Deal With Tax Debt Like Most People
Ignoring tax debt makes it worse. Learn why proactive steps, professional help, and a clear plan are key to resolving IRS tax debt successfully.
IRS Final Notice of Intent to Levy - They're Back
The IRS is sending LT11 Final Notices again. Learn why ignoring them is risky, how to respond quickly, and steps to protect your rights and assets.
The New and Improved Business Tax Account: Making Things Easier for Business Owners
The IRS Business Tax Account now offers easier payment, tax history access, and management tools—helping business owners streamline their tax processes.
The Wage Garnishment: The IRS Doesn’t Care About You or How You're Going to Pay Your Bills
Wage garnishment by the IRS can devastate your finances. Learn why proactive action, expert help, and a long-term strategy are critical to protecting yourself.