Few transcript situations confuse taxpayers more than seeing a TC 571 (Additional Account Action Resolved) with no TC 846 (Refund Issued) afterward. The freeze is lifted, processing appears complete—yet no refund ever arrives. This scenario…
Why the IRS Stops Your Refund When You Apply to Pay Back Taxes Over Time If you owe back taxes and apply for an Installment Agreement (IA), you may think you’re doing the responsible thing—and…
Each year, the IRS collects payments from millions of money-earning, taxpaying Americans. And while, in days of old, payment had to be completed via check or cash payment, today there are more ways to pay…
Have you received a Notice of Deficiency from the IRS? Taxpayer debt is not an uncommon situation. Many American taxpayers have found themselves in debt with the IRS and feel unsure where to turn. Taxpayers who remain…
I sent a payment to the IRS. Why did I get a bill? If you mailed a payment to the IRS on or before July 15, it may still be unopened in the backlog of…
Are you unable to pay your taxes before the fast-approaching filing deadline? Are your tax bills amounting to an outrageous sum that you cannot be able to clear in time? Whatever the case, pending bills,…
If you owe the IRS a substantial amount, be sure not to ignore it. Review options such as installment agreements, extensions, or personal loans, and always seek legal advice from a professional tax attorney. While…
If you aren’t one of those lucky Americans who get a tax refund from the IRS, you might be wondering how you go about paying your balance due. Here are some electronic and manual payment…