…your refund (overpayment) and offset it to pay: Past-due child support; Federal agency non-tax debts; State income tax obligations; or Certain unemployment compensation debts owed to a state (generally, these…
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…add more people to serve taxpayers and support the critical work of tax administration,” Rettig said. “Positions will be open across the country in coming weeks and months, and we…
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…Remember that the IRS never requests personal information through electronic communication like email or text messaging. Be sure to report phishing if you are unsure about the authenticity of any unsolicited communication,…
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…can help you avoid the last-minute rush, but remember, there’s no way to bypass the IRS’s timeline. Plan ahead, file accurately, and your refund will come as quickly as possible….
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…opt to. Additionally, unemployment benefits are always subject to federal taxes, but a handful of states do not tax it. RELIEF CHECKS The two rounds of economic impact payments sent…
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If you fail to fully report your income to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), you could be heading for tax troubles ahead. Most taxpayers are aware that failure to file…
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Feb 6
CP91
…is important for the attorney to obtain the IRS file, review your documents & options and construct an Action Plan for you to deal with the IRS for the least…
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Feb 6
CP521
…them & either obtain an extension to pay or renegotiate your payment plan. If you choose to re-negotiate the IRS will require you to complete and provide them all the…
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When obtaining IRS Tax Transcripts, you may come across an As Of Date mentioned on the document. This date holds significance and provides valuable information regarding the status of your…
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Feb 6
CP10
With Notice CP10 the IRS has proposed an adjustment to your return based on information they have obtained from third parties (Banks, Employers, Lenders, etc.), which indicate you owe more…
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