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A Colorado Man Is Suing Better Tax Relief. Here’s What the Complaint Says
A Colorado man sued Better Tax Relief LLC under the TCPA over alleged unwanted calls and voicemails. Allegations only, no finding. What to do about them.
A Pennsylvania Woman Is Suing Tax Network USA. Here’s What the Complaint Says
Tax Network USA lawsuit: what the complaint alleges (allegations only, no finding) and what to check before you pay any tax relief company.
They Said If I Can’t Pay the IRS I Shouldn’t File. The Monthly Penalty Rate for Filing Late Is Ten Times the Rate for Paying Late.
If you can’t pay the IRS, file anyway. The late-filing penalty is 5% a month and the late-payment penalty is 0.5%. Here’s what to do this week.
IRS Penalty Abatement Is a Free Phone Call — Not a Service You Need to Buy
IRS penalty abatement erases failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties for free — here’s how First Time Abate and the new Automatic Exemption work.
I Owe Everyone at Once, and Retirement Isn’t Far Off. Here’s Where to Actually Start.
Taxes, student loans, old collections, and divorce debt at once, with retirement close? Here’s the real order of operations, and what bankruptcy can erase.
They Said the IRS Will Take Your House and Throw You in Jail for Back Taxes. Here’s the Real Risk.
The IRS can take your house and throw you in jail for back taxes — or can they? Here’s the precise truth: home seizure requires a federal court order, and jail requires willful fraud. Learn what the IRS actually does when you owe, and the resolution options that can help.
The IRS “July 10” Tax Refund Deadline Everyone’s Talking About — Here’s What It Actually Means (and Whether It’s You)
The July 10 IRS deadline in the headlines isn’t what most coverage claims. Here’s what it actually is — and whether it’s even about you.
They Said Tax Debt Can Never Be Wiped Out in Bankruptcy. Here’s When It Actually Can.
They said tax debt can never be wiped out in bankruptcy. That’s a myth: older federal income tax CAN be discharged if it passes three timing tests. Here’s exactly when it works — and the traps that defeat it.
Can Bankruptcy Wipe Out My Tax Debt — Without Touching My Retirement?
Older income taxes CAN be discharged in bankruptcy (3-year, 2-year, 240-day rules) — and your 401(k) and IRA are protected. Don’t drain retirement to pay the IRS first.
