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The IRS Solutions’ blog is filled with tax pro solutions and the latest IRS tax news, insights, and information about tax resolution.
Understanding the CAF Number: A Tax Pro’s Guide
The Centralized Authorization File (CAF) is a database that the Internal Revenue Service uses to manage information regarding professionals appointed to act on behalf of others. The CAF number is not an authorization in and of itself. Rather, it identifies
The Real Truth: A Tax Resolution Software Comparison
With several products competing for your business, how do you know which offers the best service at the best price? You’ll probably conduct sector research, looking at IRS Solutions, Canopy, IRSLogics, PitBullTax, and Tax Help Software, making a tax resolution
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Getting Started in IRS Tax Resolution Services 101
Did you know a taxpayer can authorize anyone to help them resolve their debt with the IRS? That’s right—no matter what your tax preparer status,
How to Get Tax Resolution Clients
As financial stresses have risen in American households, many of your tax clients have put off dealing with IRS responsibilities in order to pay for
Increase Accounting Services Offered to Your Clients
You are well-versed in a variety of financial services, ranging from bookkeeping and securing loans to tax planning and tax resolution services. However, there’s a
A Tax Professional’s Bankruptcy Accounting Guide
As 2020 continues, bankruptcy attorneys are gearing up for an especially busy season ahead. With 30 million people collecting unemployment in the US, it is
IRS Marketing Toolbox for Rapid Tax Resolution Growth
Expanding your practice to offer tax resolution services is an exceptional way to bring in a new wave of clients and better serve your existing
3 Ways to Drive Accounting Business Growth
If you’re a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent looking to boost your accounting business growth, you need to have a strategic plan in place.
CPA Earning Potential and Tax Season
As a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent, your earning potential is a critical aspect of your career growth. Tax season may not be the
Do You Have to Be an EA or CPA to Represent a Client with the IRS?
As a CPA, you are in a unique position to offer valuable tax resolution services to your clients. However, you may be wondering if you
Assisting Clients Facing an IRS Tax Levy: Essential Strategies for CPAs, Tax Pro’s, and EAs
Dealing with an IRS tax levy can be an overwhelming and frightening experience for taxpayers. By the time the IRS issues a levy, many individuals
The Key to Solving an IRS Penalty Abatement
There are instances when failing to file or pay taxes on time is unavoidable, but the IRS does not hesitate to assess penalties and interest
How to Grow Your Practice with Tax Resolution Services
Taxes are an inevitable part of American life, and as a tax professional, you’re already providing valuable assistance to your clients in filing their returns.
How to Handle IRS Tax Liens
A federal IRS tax lien is filed when a client fails to pay owed tax debt after receiving their first bill. The lien gives the
CSED Tax Resolution: There is More to Know
The IRS enforces a Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) on tax liabilities owed by taxpayers. Essentially, the IRS has a 10-year window to collect outstanding
How to Determine IRS CSED and Statute of Limitations
Every client with federal tax debt also has an expiration date for that debt. Learning how to determine IRS CSED (Collection Statute Expiration Date) for
Tax Resolution Help: Analyze Back Taxes Owed
Tax resolution help is a crucial service for clients struggling with back taxes, and as a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent, your expertise can
Identifying Bankruptcy Discharge Tax Debt
As a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent, one of the most challenging aspects of your work may be assisting clients with bankruptcy discharge tax
Rules for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and IRS Tax Debt Discharges
Dealing with IRS tax debt can be an overwhelming experience for clients, and as a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent, understanding the relationship between
Offer in Compromise Tips for 433 Asset Valuation
As a CPA, tax professional, or enrolled agent, guiding your clients through the Offer in Compromise (OIC) process can be a challenging task, especially when