Innocent Spouse Relief: Do You Qualify?
February 8, 2023
Are you looking for help with Innocent Spouse Relief as a result of tax issues that were created by a current or former spouse? You may be able to avoid your tax liability with the IRS if you meet certain criteria. By default, both spouses are considered liable for owed taxes on a joint return.…
What You Need To Know About The Offer In Compromise
February 7, 2023
If you are experiencing tax debt, you are not alone. Tax debt is a common problem for both individuals and businesses. If you have no idea how you are going to pay it off, you are not alone. You may be starting to feel like the IRS is going to come after you any day…
Tax Evasion: What You Need to Know – Can The IRS Garnish Social Security?
February 6, 2023
Maybe it started innocently, and you had no idea that you were at risk of facing fraud with the IRS. Maybe you forgot to pay taxes for one year, and then that one year turned into several years. Now that much time has passed, the fees and penalties are adding up, and you cannot afford…
IRS Form 8300: What It Is and What You Need To Know
February 3, 2023
What is IRS Form 8300? The IRS uses Form 8300 to detect individuals and businesses that attempt to avoid paying taxes as well as to detect money laundering and other underlying criminal activities. Form 8300 requires that a person or business that receives more than $10,000 in cash to report the receipt of such cash…
IRS Notice of Deficiency: The Importance Of Responding Quickly
February 3, 2023
Have you received an IRS Notice of Deficiency in your mailbox? If so, do not panic. CuraDebt Tax has the solutions that you are looking for. Let’s have a look at exactly what an IRS Notice of Deficiency is and what steps we should take next. What Is a Notice of Deficiency? An IRS Notice…