How to Settle with the IRS by Yourself
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney As a tax attorney who’s danced with the devil – or rather, the IRS – for …
IRS One Time Forgiveness Program
by Kelly Hanley, Esq. As a tax attorney with two decades of experience, I’ve seen it all. From those who believe that …
Can the IRS Take Money from My Bank Account without Notice?
As a taxpayer, you may have concerns about the government’s reach into your bank account. You may be wondering, “Can the IRS …
What Is A Notice Of Levy? IRS Tax Levy Explained
by Kelly Hanley, Esq. A Notice of Levy is an official document issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to inform a …
How Many Years Can You File Back Taxes?
By Kelly Hanley, Esq. If I were to ask you what the most thrilling date of the year is, I bet you …
What is the IRS Fresh Start Program?
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney Introduction: A Fresh Start to Resolve Your Tax Troubles Tax season is a stressful time for …
Your Guide to Federal Tax Lien Removal
By Kelly Hanley, Esq., Tax Attorney A federal tax lien is the government’s legal claim against a taxpayer’s property when they neglect …
New IRS Regulation Sets Rules for Supervisory Approval of Penalties
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a new regulation that outlines rules for supervisory approval of penalties. This regulation, published in …
U.S. Tax Court Rules IRS Lacks Authority to Assess Penalties for Late or Unfiled Form 5471
Farhy v. Commissioner decision limits the IRS’s power to impose penalties for failure to file or filing late Form 5471 In a …
