Thousands of Americans are facing issues with tax debt. The primary problem is either underreporting to the IRS, underpayment, or delay in paying taxes to the IRS. If you owe tax debt to the IRS and are worried about the same, know that you are not alone. Fortunately, the IRS does provide options for tax […]
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Credit reports are extensive documents that outline a person’s credit history, including information regarding loans, credit cards, and paying habits. The impact of IRS debt on credit reports is enormous. Tax liens associated with unsettled tax obligations negatively hit credit scores. Dealing with IRS debt is not just a financial concern; it can significantly affect
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Note: While the phrase “IRS Fresh Start Program” might bring up hope for struggling taxpayers, it’s important to dispel a common misconception. The IRS 2020 Fresh Start program was not a permanent initiative. It was a series of temporary relief measures implemented in 2020 due to the significant financial hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Feeling overwhelmed by tax burdens? You’re not alone. Thankfully, navigating the often-confusing world of tax relief programs doesn’t have to be a solo mission. At Tax Hardship Center, knowledge is power, especially when managing finances. That’s why we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to guaranteed tax relief programs designed to answer your questions and empower you
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Tax is one of the most essential financial tools of the government to run a country. Tax collection is therefore necessary for every government to work for the welfare of its citizens only. However, the problem arises when any taxpayer fails to meet the tax amount they are intended to pay. Such cases result in
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) deals with all the tax-related problems and issues and is known for keeping a record of the taxpayers. People facing tax debt issues often find themselves in severe trouble, which can be financially and emotionally stressful. Do you want to settle your tax debt for less than what you owe?
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Are you feeling the weight of economic hardship and concerned about its impact on your tax obligations? You’re not alone. Financial challenges can disrupt even the most diligent taxpayer’s ability to comply with IRS regulations. At Tax Hardship Center, we specialize in guiding individuals through these turbulent times with expertise and empathy. Click here to
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Owing debt to the IRS is stressful, especially when you are going through a financial crisis. When taxpayers do not pay the money they owe, the IRS has the right to take legal action. The IRS has specific strategies that it will eventually use to collect the money from the taxpayer. One such strategy is
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If you owe taxes to the IRS, you may be wondering what options you have to reduce or eliminate your debt. The IRS offers two main programs for taxpayers struggling to pay taxes: IRS debt forgiveness and Offer in Compromise. These programs have different eligibility criteria, benefits, and drawbacks, and choosing the right one for
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When one spouse owes a debt to the IRS, the other spouse may be considered injured. This can happen when the debt is related to unpaid taxes, student loans, or other financial obligations. To protect innocent spouses from having their share of the tax refund seized, the IRS has created Form 8379: Injured Spouse Allocation.
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