IRS Tax Debt Help Tool: Free Advice, Requires Caution July 08, 2026
In April 2026, the IRS released a new digital tool with the intention of helping taxpayers navigate tax debt relief options. Does it use generative AI to tell you about resolution strategies? Can it scan your IRS transcripts to provide custom guidance? Or help you apply for relief quickly? Nope, nope, and nope.
How Much Are Attorney Fees for IRS Offer in Compromise? February 22, 2026
An IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) program is a legitimate way to settle your tax debt. It allows you to pay less than what you owe, but still meets your IRS obligations. OIC is typically available to those who cannot afford to pay in full, but the application process is complicated.
Catch Up on Corporate Tax Returns Without Audit Risks February 16, 2026
Unfiled corporate tax returns cost businesses at least 5% in failure-to-file penalties monthly, and penalties and interest continue to accrue until you file. But once you get behind, it can be hard and potentially even scary to catch up. Many business owners avoid filing back returns because they fear it will trigger an audit.
How to Correct Payments Made for the Wrong Tax Year February 08, 2026
If you accidentally make a payment for the wrong tax period, the IRS will apply any overpayments to tax periods with balances due and send you a refund of the remaining amount.
How to Become a Florida Resident for Tax Purposes January 31, 2026
The most effective way to claim residency in Florida is to move there, start working, and establish a life in a Florida community. But it’s not always that straightforward. Depending on where you live now, where you have other residences, and your long-term goals, the process can be a lot more complicated.
