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As the bus sped north to Boston, the trees and walls, strip malls and cell towers, glided past.  The bus made good time in spite of four stops. Travelers exited the bus occasionally,…
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I have a friend who is an investment banker in one of the top-tier asset management firms in London. He says one of the cardinal rules they must live by on the jobs is a simple: Don't…
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For the past couple of years, I have been a migrant worker in Refugee Nation. Moving from place to place, working alongside these people as we build health facilities, install water…
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If New York City is “The Big Apple”, then it justs stands to reason that Sao Paulo is the “Big Pineapple!” With a grid twice the size of the LA basin and a population nearly triple that…
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Why More and More Boomers Are Heading to Nicaragua (and not Costa Rica) For many years, Costa Rica was the first name that came to mind when Americans thought of a close-to-home…
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IRS Budget Cuts IRS budget cuts are good news for some with tax debts and bad news for others.  If you want to resolve a tax debt quickly and move on with your life, IRS budget cuts…
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Dear IRS Employees, As I promised last month, I am following up with you to share some important new details about what the 2015 budget cuts will mean for you and your colleagues as…
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The UK is phasing out tax returns over the next 5 years. Here’s how to do the same in the United States. Let’s start with a dream: what if all you need do on April 15 is open a…
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If you have a tax debt, the IRS will track you down.  This article talks about how the IRS tracks you and what you might do to maintain some privacy. The IRS is the most aggressive…
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The Offer in Compromise scam is one of the most prevalent on the internet and television.  As the first post on this new tax site, I’ll explain how to avoid the Offer in Compromise…
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The service is the most aggressive and hostile collection agency in the world, and they work hard to cultivate that image.  IRS criminal investigations are on the rise and big business…
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The answer to the question of whether you should fear the IRS depends on what you are doing to resolve your tax debt.  If you are filing your returns, hiring a professional, and…
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If you are a perennial non-filer, or have a few delinquent fax returns, the IRS will eventually catch up with you.  In this article, I will tell you why you might want to file those…
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If you have a tax debt, the rules for bankruptcy and taxes are simple, but often misunderstood.  If you miss a deadline by even one day, you might bet stuck with taxes that would have…
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Never one to give up on a bad idea, the IRS wants to hire outside debt collectors to harass those who can’t afford to pay.  The same trick has been tried twice before, with disastrous…
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Before you set up an installment agreement or file an Offer in Compromise, make your cash disappear.  The IRS will seize whatever it can, and many of your expenses will not be permitted…
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If the Service is after you or your assets, knowing your IRS tax debt relief options is the key to saving your cash and your sanity.  If you don’t understand your rights and…
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Most of us think the IRS can audit you for the last three years, but that is only part of the story.  It is possible for an IRS audit to hit up to six years, or even more, depending on…
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Thank you for reading through this website on IRS tax debt.  I thought you might like to know where the money comes from that fuels the Obamanation.  You will be surprised that IRS tax…
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