
Having an IRS tax lien on your credit record can be devastating. Because it can stay on your record up to seven years after you pay off or settle the amount, you may have a difficult time getting financed for loans, credit cards, and other financing.
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Still Waiting on a Tax Refund? What You Can Do

Millions of people look forward to tax refund season each year. This once a year financial windfall helps people get caught up on bills and buy consumer goods that they have been wanting for months.
When your money is delayed, however, you want to know what went wrong with its processing. Rather than wait for the IRS to contact you, you can take these proactive steps to track down your refund.
Read More >Researching Tax Laws: What You Should Know before an Audit

If you find yourself at odds with the IRS and need to understand just what is contained inside today's tax codes, you may find yourself overwhelmed by this vast amount of information. Rather than risk being penalized and punished, you should use these strategies for researching and following tax laws that most people do not understand.
Read More >Your Rights and Options During an IRS Audit

When you are selected for an IRS audit, you may be overcome with worry and stress. In reality, however, going through an audit differs little than any other legal process.
You have rights and responsibilities that can make the entire audit go by quickly and end with the best solution for both you and the IRS. You can prepare for your meeting by learning how this agency gathers its information and what your options are both during and after the audit.
Fighting the IRS: Defending Yourself vs. Professional Representation

No news is generally deemed as good news when it comes to how the IRS does business. When it notifies you that you owe back taxes, however, you may have no idea how or when to respond.
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How to Get IRS Tax Penalties and Interest Waived
Because it is a major government agency, many people assume that the IRS wields a substantial amount of power over their taxable earnings and assets. However, as essential as this organization is to the collection of taxes for the government, it actually must obey the laws that Congress enacts regarding taxation. Even so, many people who owe back taxes to the IRS often want to know if they can get the penalties and interest waived on the delinquent amount in full. They can benefit by knowing under what circumstances that the IRS can waive penalties and interests and when they must pay the full amount and fees for any back taxes that they owe.
Celebrities that Got Busted for Tax Evasion
Despite having millions in the bank, celebrities are just like everyday taxpayers and sometimes experience their fair share of tax woes. These 10 celebrities are well-known for their work on the big screen or in concert as well as the fact that they were charged with tax evasion.
Tax Benefits of Investing in Real Estate
June is Wedding Month: Tax Tips for Newlyweds
If you're a newlywed who just got married this year you may be excited about starting your new life with your spouse. However, if you don't take the time to do a little tax planning you might get an unpleasant surprise at tax time. The good news is that most of these tax tips for newlyweds are fairly simple to implement so you won't have to take much time out of your newly married life to settle them.
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