North Carolina Tax Blog

IRS Targeting Taxpayers Who Failed to File Tax Returns

November 12, 2020

For those who failed to file tax returns, the IRS may be reaching out to you soon. Due to new and improved technology and processes, the IRS is actively focusing on taxpayers who have not filed their return(s). This is an increased effort by the IRS to compel compliance and enforce tax laws. The ultimate…

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Tax Audit Help – Preparation is Key

October 8, 2020

The best way to resolve a tax audit is to be prepared. Preparation is key for both IRS and North Carolina Department of Revenue tax audits. All items under audit must be substantiated and proven in a clear and concise manner. Do not attempt to go at this alone – hiring the right tax audit help…

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IRS Audit Help – What to Expect from an Audit

September 9, 2020

A NC tax attorney discusses what to expect from an IRS audit. Getting IRS audit help early in the process is key.

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IRS Tax Liens and Levies: Part 2

August 10, 2020

In depth look at the various types of IRS tax levies and how to avoid having your property seized by the government.

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IRS Tax Liens and Levies: Part 1

July 14, 2020

IRS Tax Liens  In this two-part series, we are going to take a closer look at IRS tax liens and levies. Let’s start by differentiating between an IRS tax lien and a local property tax lien. Property owners must pay property taxes to their local government to generate money for schools and public services. When…

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Top 8 Tax Audit Triggers – Catching the Attention of the IRS

June 11, 2020

What is a tax audit? And what triggers it? Let’s look into what may trigger the IRS to audit your tax return. The IRS and state tax authorities like the North Carolina Department of Revenue have authority under the law to examine your income tax return as well as any supporting documentation or other relevant…

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What Happens If I Do Not File/Pay Taxes?

May 1, 2020

Have you ever wondered what happens if you do not file your income taxes? Let’s take a look at the consequences.

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How Innocent Spouse Relief Unburdens Tax Debts

March 4, 2020

The Innocent Spouse Relief tax law was created to help provide some relief from tax debt under qualifying conditions.

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How to Get Out of Tax Debt in 2020

December 28, 2019

The new year often brings with it a aura of hope that comes from making resolutions and with this being the turn of a decade, you may be thinking now is the time to finally get out of tax debt. A huge tax bill, especially one you cannot fathom how to pay in full, can…

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IRS Complaint? Know Your Taxpayer Rights

November 25, 2019

When you receive correspondence from the IRS and feel that you are not being treated with professionalism and respect, you may want to initiate an IRS complaint. To know how to do this correctly, it is important that you understand your rights as an American taxpayer. Within the IRS agency is an independent organization founded…

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