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Dealing with the IRS even in a routine way can put anyone into a stressful mood and mindset. Of course, this stress only grows if the IRS decides to pull you for an audit. Though audits can and do happen at random, you can still take certain actions which may help...
After the death of a parent, you may question whether you are responsible for tying up certain loose ends with regard to your parent’s finances. Many people in California have questions about this, particularly with regard to whether they are on the hook for a...
Debt settlement is a way to seek assistance when a person can not manage or make payments on their debt. Though this exists as a useful option for many people struggling financially, it is also a potentially complex matter, and it is important to understand as much...
One of the last things anyone wants to feel is a lack of control in their day-to-day lives. Identity theft in any situation makes your financial situation shaky and unpredictable. When it affects your social security and taxes, you suddenly risk legal complications....
If you fall behind on your taxes, or if your tax bill is greater than what you can afford, the worst thing you can do is ignore the situation. Though the IRS has an intimidating reputation, it can be understanding, which is evident by the fact that it offers a few...
Whether you currently live in another country or you moved back to the U.S. after years of living abroad, it is vital to take a look at various issues regarding your taxes. For example, you should realize that all U.S. citizens are subject to IRS laws, even if they...
Finding out you are under investigation for a tax crime because of something your spouse or former spouse did may lead to considerable anxiety. If your spouse handles filing taxes and you have nothing to do with the process, you may feel especially uneasy about the...
If you have trouble paying taxes, you may experience bouts of anxiety at the thought of the IRS sending demanding letters and charging you penalties. You want to meet your obligations, but you do not have the financial resources to pay your taxes in full. The IRS...
