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Notes from active cases: what the IRS is enforcing, which documents matter, and where taxpayers lose time.

Featured · IRS Policy

What changed in IRS collection enforcement this year

Automated notices resumed at scale and levy timelines tightened. Here is what that means if you have an unfiled year or an unpaid balance sitting on your account.

Settlements

Offer in Compromise: who actually qualifies

The eligibility math the IRS uses, and the two mistakes that sink most applications.

Payment Plans

Choosing between a payment plan and a settlement

When an installment agreement beats an offer, and when it does not.

State Tax

Your state notice is not the same as an IRS notice

State agencies move faster and negotiate differently. Plan accordingly.

Collections

What to do the day a garnishment notice arrives

The window is short. Here is the order of operations that protects your paycheck.

Basics

Why tax debt grows faster than people expect

Underpayment, penalties, and interest compound in a specific order.

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