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The IRS TFRP investigation targets personal liability early. Know IRM 5.7.3's responsibility and willfulness standards before your client's Form 4180 interview.
business installment agreement lives or dies on the 433-B. Here's what trips up most referrals — and how to set your client up for approval.
A CP504 is not the final levy notice — but the IRS can already hit your client's state refund. Here's what to do in the next 30 days before the stakes get higher.
The IRS charged penalties and interest during COVID that the law says it shouldn't have. You may have until July 10, 2026, to get that money back.
Innocent spouse relief assumes joint liability already attached. But what if the joint return was never valid? Here's an overlooked angle for family law attorneys.
When your divorce client faces IRS liability from a joint return, IRC §6015 may offer relief — but a 2-year deadline applies. Here's what family law attorneys need to know.
Florida attorneys and tax preparers: learn the five warning signs that your client's IRS problem needs a specialist. Free 15-minute consultation available.
Can't fully pay the IRS before the collection statute of limitations expires? A Partial Pay Installment Agreement may resolve the balance for less. Here's how it works.
Not all IRS installment agreements work the same way. Learn which track applies based on balance owed, what the IRS can demand, and how to position your client.
The IRS offers first-time penalty abatement to taxpayers with a clean compliance history—but most never ask for it. Here's how it works and how to request it.