Knowledge is Power when negotiating with the IRS. You must know what they know to be successful. I want to help you obtain that knowledge. This is a short introductory video to tell you a little bit about myself and the TAX videos discussed on my Channel. If… Read More
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Results of IRS Cryptocurrency Campaign
As a result of the IRS campaign against cryptocurrency tax noncompliance, it has received more than 1,000 amended tax returns, collected $13 million in taxes from crypto holders with more than $20,000 of transactions, and collected another $12 million from other crypto notices. Moreover, the Treasury Department has… Read More
IRS Advancements in Cryptocurrency Tracking
The IRS is now using data analytics and article intelligence to access billions of crypto transactions in the digital world and make the process more efficient for IRS Criminal Investigators. Once your cryptocurrency becomes fiat currency and once it goes into an exchange, the IRS is able to… Read More
IRS Appeals and Your Rights
One often overlooked taxpayer right is his or her right to their full administrative case file prior to an IRS Appeals hearing. This is a legal requirement and is codified in IRC § 7803(e)(7). However, the taxpayer must affirmatively request the file. And while the Appeals Officer may… Read More
Offers in Compromise and IRS CDP Hearings
You may submit an Offer in Compromise (OIC) as part of a Collection Due Process hearing at IRS Appeals. One big advantage in doing so is your right to challenge a denial of the OIC in Tax Court; you do not have this right if you submit an… Read More
IRS Levies on Social Security May Continue Forever
This may be surprising to you but a levy on your Social Security payments does not necessarily stop after the statute of limitations on the collection of tax expires. Yes, collection action after the statute of limitations expires must stop and tax liens must be released. But, as… Read More