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Owing back taxes can feel overwhelming, but it does not always mean you have to pay everything at once. For many taxpayers, an IRS payment plan, also known as an IRS Installment Agreement, can provide a structured and manageable path toward resolving tax debt. In this post, we’ll explain how IRS payment plans work, who…
When taxpayers think about resolving IRS debt, they often assume the only question is how to pay it. But sometimes the real issue is whether the tax should have been assessed at all. In those situations, a Doubt as to Liability Offer in Compromise may provide the right solution. This lesser-known program offered by the…
Cheshier Tax Resolution is proud to announce its membership in the Duncanville Chamber of Commerce, marking an exciting step in the firm’s continued commitment to supporting local businesses and strengthening its connection with the Duncanville community. As a trusted tax resolution firm serving individuals and businesses throughout North Texas, Cheshier Tax Resolution works daily with…
Tax debt can feel overwhelming, especially when it is combined with other financial obligations. Many taxpayers assume that once they fall behind with the Internal Revenue Service, there are limited options available. However, in some situations, bankruptcy may provide a powerful path toward resolving tax debt and regaining financial stability. Bankruptcy is often viewed as…
National Enrolled Agents Month is a time to recognize one of the most respected and historic credentials in the tax profession — the Enrolled Agent (EA). Established by Congress in 1884, Enrolled Agents were created to ensure taxpayers had knowledgeable representation when dealing with the federal government. That legacy spans more than 140 years and…
The landscape of IRS communication is changing. In an effort to strengthen taxpayer rights and improve transparency, the Internal Revenue Service is now required to provide clearer explanations when issuing certain adjustment notices under the newly enacted IRS Math and Taxpayer Help (MATH) Act At first glance, this legislation appears to be a major win…
As tax season approaches, many individuals and business owners begin searching for professional help to prepare their returns. Choosing the right tax preparer is one of the most important financial decisions you will make during filing season. The Internal Revenue Service recently issued guidance to help taxpayers evaluate tax professionals carefully (see IRS Tax Tip…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a behind-the-scenes experiment at the IRS, it is now a core part of how the agency identifies, evaluates, and pursues tax issues. And it’s something every taxpayer should be paying attention to. With fewer staff members and increasingly complex tax returns to manage, the IRS has turned to AI-powered…
What the IRS Really Means—and Why It Matters to You If you’ve recently seen references from the IRS or politicians to “Working Families Tax Cuts,” you may be wondering whether a brand-new tax law has been enacted or if new benefits are suddenly available. In reality, Working Families Tax Cuts is not a separate piece…
When you file a joint tax return, both you and your spouse are equally responsible for any taxes owed—even if one of you earned all the income or made all the financial decisions. But what if your spouse (or ex-spouse) made mistakes, committed fraud, or hid income without your knowledge? You might not have to…
Can the IRS Really Take Your Home? If you’re behind on your taxes, it’s natural to worry about the worst-case scenario: Can the IRS actually take your home? The short answer is yes—but it’s far more complicated than many people realize. While property seizures do happen, they’re typically a last resort after numerous warnings and…
If you’ve ever wondered how long the IRS has to come after you for unpaid taxes, you’re not alone. Many taxpayers assume that once enough time passes, their tax troubles disappear. The truth? It depends. Today we’ll break down the IRS Statute of Limitations on Collection —what it means, how long it lasts, and how…
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