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A 2025 Court decision may have opened the door to potentially massive refunds of IRS penalties and interest assessed during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have not started reviewing your client files yet, the clock is ticking.
For tax, financial, and legal firms of all sizes, an IRS WISP (Written Information Security Plan) isn’t just a recommended safeguard. It’s a legal requirement.
The IRS has refined its complex system for tracking taxpayer accounts for more than a century. Today, every action the agency takes is recorded with
An IRS Enrolled Agent holds the highest level of professional status granted by the Internal Revenue Service. While CPAs, attorneys, and Enrolled Agents are all
Knowing the difference between a levy and a lien helps CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and other tax pros guide their clients through the successful resolution of
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an offer made to the IRS to settle a tax debt for less than the full amount owed. This
Are you a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent looking to establish yourself as a trusted local advisor? If so, it’s time to consider starting
A taxpayer who falls behind on their payments to the IRS owes more than back taxes. Interest and penalties pile up, adding to their debt.
The United States tax system is notoriously complicated and intimidating to laypeople. Perhaps that’s why the IRS reports that over 700,000 professionals currently have an
In-depth analysis of wage and income transcripts is a critical skill for every tax resolution accountant and anyone preparing taxes. These documents paint a comprehensive