One of the most common misconceptions in tax resolution is that the IRS bases payment decisions solely on income. Many

For most taxpayers, the idea that the IRS could reach into a bank account and take money without notice feels

When the IRS assigns a revenue officer to your case, your tax situation has entered a different phase. This is

IRS notices are not all equal. Some are informational. Others are procedural. A few signal that the IRS is preparing

A physician has been sentenced to 34 months in prison for hiding his assets, lying to the IRS, and submitting false Medicare billings. He wired roughly $700,000 from U.S. bank accounts he controlled to accounts in India, and he transferred two rental properties into his children’s names without their knowledge. Read about this story and more in our December Newsletter!

Most IRS problems don’t start with panic. They start quietly. A letter arrives in the mail. It looks official, but

If you’ve received an IRS CP504 notice, it’s easy to dismiss it as “just another IRS letter.” Many people do.

Taxpayers across Nebraska and Iowa are often surprised when the IRS sends a letter claiming they owe more than what

Each year, taxpayers across Nebraska and Iowa receive unexpected IRS notices claiming they underreported income. Sometimes it arrives as a

Why So Many Nebraska and Iowa Taxpayers Ask About “Settling for Less” Across Nebraska and Iowa, tax debt often builds

A roofer pleaded guilty to tax evasion after running unregistered roofing and paving businesses for a decade that brought in about 12.7 MILLION dollars. For the 2022 tax year, he cashed $3,710,628 in checks at check-cashing businesses and reported the income incorrectly. He then had to pay $1,129,669 in restitution to the IRS and was released on a $50,000 bond pending sentencing.

Read about this and more in our November Newsletter!

Why Wage Garnishments Hit Harder in Nebraska and Iowa Many Midwest households rely heavily on a single primary income.A sudden

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Washington State Employee guilty of stealing $878K from employer and gets 18 months in prison. Read about this story and more in our October Newsletter!

How Long Can the IRS Collect Back Taxes? (The 10-Year Rule Explained) If you’ve owed the IRS for years, you

Why October Is a Turning Point In the Midwest, October brings harvests—and IRS letters. For self-employed Nebraskans, farmers, and contractors,

A Busy Season for Iowa Taxpayers As harvest season peaks, IRS collections peak too. The agency closes its fiscal year

Finding a letter from the IRS in your mailbox can trigger an immediate feeling of dread. Your heart might race,

When Tax Debt Feels Overwhelming From Omaha to Des Moines, hardworking people often get blindsided by IRS notices. That’s when

The Heavy Burden of Payroll Taxes Small and mid-sized businesses in Omaha and Des Moines often struggle to keep up

When you file a joint tax return, you and your spouse are equally responsible for any taxes owed — even

Those IRS letters stacking up on your desk aren’t going to disappear — but your options might. Each notice you

One day you check your account and realize something’s wrong — a large withdrawal you didn’t make. If it’s from

When you miss a tax filing deadline, it might feel like no big deal at first. Maybe you were overwhelmed,

An IRS audit can feel like a serious threat — but if approached the right way, it’s manageable. Many audits

When tax debt goes unresolved, the IRS doesn’t hesitate to use its powerful enforcement tools — and asset seizure is

Owing over $10,000 to the IRS can be a turning point. Whether you’re dealing with years of unfiled returns or