A levy is an order issued by the court to a bank or other third party to turn over funds or assets belonging to you to New York State to

Few things are worse to think about than your tax debt. You knew that when you filed, or did not file, that taxes would be owed, or you were surprised

Spouses who communicate and share in the finances and obligations of the relationship expect to also share in each other’s tax debts. When you file jointly, for example, the IRSa

Even if you have a significant amount of ‘consumer debt,’ as long as your ‘tax debt’ is more than your consumer debt, you may be able to avoid taking the

Question: When is a tax return not a tax return? Answer: When it is filed late and you have filed for or are thinking about filing for bankruptcy. Chapter 7

Fraud is an intentional deception or misrepresentation made for personal gain or so that another will act on the deception to his or her legal detriment.  Fraud is a dishonesty

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an agreement between the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and a taxpayer that reconciles the taxpayer’s tax debt for less than what was originally owed. OIC’s may

Most tax liability is civil not criminal.  Failure to pay taxes can result in various actions including wage garnishment and bank restraints.  However, there are some tax liabilities that will land

One thing all Americans must do is file tax returns every year.  It is important to fill out tax returns so that they are complete and accurate.  This applies regardless

If you missed the deadline to make a tax payment and are now delinquent, there are several options to pay the money you owe the Internal Revenue Service. A missed payment