IRS Repayment Options Explained
Taking no action is the worst thing you can do if you owe any federal tax debt, especially considering that there are options. If you’re not able to pay your taxes by the original filing due date, then the balance is immediately subject to interest and late penalties. You may also be responsible for...
read moreHow to Calculate Underpayment Penalty
If you underpaid your federal taxes in the past, then you might be looking at a penalty from the IRS. Taxes are generally withheld by your employer, but self-employed entrepreneurs don’t get income taken out of their payment. You may have accidentally underestimated how much money you were going to make over the next...
read moreHow to Calculate the Interest Rate on an IRS Installment Agreement
If you are late submitting and/or paying your annual tax filing, then you need to prepare your finances to pay more that what you actually owe. This is because the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) penalizes taxpayers for each day they’re late filing and/or paying their taxes. This is where tax debt can get out...
read moreDo You Have to Pay Your Dead Relative’s Back Taxes?
Taxes, change, and death are three certainties we have in life. The death of a relative can have a significant impact on an individual in terms of taking care of his or her estate. We are all are aware of this kind of scenario—of all the psychological consequences death represents. Back taxes, as it...
read moreGeorgia State Tax Relief: Options and Strategies
Getting a letter or phone call from the Georgia Department of Revenue telling you that you have an unresolved tax debt is not something anyone is likely to enjoy. This is especially true if the debt notice is unexpected and of a large amount. Like other tax collection agencies, including the Internal Revenue Service...
read moreGuide to Using the First-Time Penalty Abatement Waiver
A large Internal Revenue Service (IRS) debt can be overwhelming in and of itself, but when the myriad of penalties and fees grow into a seemingly unconquerable mountain, the situation can become downright terrifying! The good news is that there are programs that can help you to reduce or eliminate some or even all...
read moreHow to File a Penalty Abatement Request
If you are late filing your taxes, the first thing you need to do contact the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and let them know that you still have every intention of filing your annual taxes. You should also expect to pay a late filing and late payment (if you owe) penalty fee. These types of fees accrue on a daily...
read moreWhat is a Tax Penalty Abatement?
You may have already looked to the Internal Revenue Services(IRS) website to try and find out what a tax penalty abatement is. Unless you’re a lawyer, it may take awhile to try and figure out what all of that information means. At Success Tax Relief, we understand that when it comes to money matters, you want...
read more5 Common Questions about Tax Relief, Answered
When it comes to taxes, we understand that you have a heap of questions to ask. That is why Success Tax Relief offers free consultations. Over the past 30 years that we have been helping Americans get out of tax debt, we’ve discovered there are some common questions asked. We want to answer them...
read moreHow Can a Tax Problem Solver Reduce Your Debt?
A lot of taxpayers might want to take on the role of a tax problem solver in order to avoid paying the fees that a professional tax debt agency charge. Many times, the do-it-yourself tax problem solver aims at trying to keep their assets from getting seized or possibly delaying a payment. The goal...
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