IRS Froze My Bank Account: How to Get a Levy Released
If you logged in to find your account frozen and a notice from your bank, there’s nothing to worry about.…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
CP504 vs. LT11: Understanding IRS Warning Notices Before It’s Too Late
A CP504 notice warns that the IRS intends to levy your state tax refund over an unpaid balance. An LT11…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
IRS Substitute for Return (SFR): Why Filing Yourself Beats Letting the IRS Do It
Failing to file a tax return does not stop the IRS from creating one for you. If you skip a…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
IRS Wage Garnishment: How Much of Your Paycheck Can They Legally Take?
The IRS can take most of your paycheck, and it does not need a court order to start. Once a…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
IRS Bank Levy: How to Stop It Before Your Account Is Frozen
An IRS bank levy is the seizure of funds sitting in your bank account to pay off unpaid tax debt.…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
IRS Passport Revocation: How Much Tax Debt Triggers a Travel Ban?
Owing more than $66,000 in unpaid federal tax for 2026 can trigger IRS passport revocation, denial, or a limited-validity passport…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
How to Settle IRS Tax Debt for Less Than You Owe (2026 Options)
You can settle tax debt with IRS collectors for less than the full balance, but only through specific programs the…
Mr. Michael Sullivan
IRS Payroll Tax Audit: What Business Owners Need to Know Before It Happens
An IRS payroll tax audit is a formal review of the payroll tax returns a business filed with the IRS,…
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Field Audit vs. Correspondence Audit vs. Office Audit: What’s the Difference?
The IRS runs three types of audits: correspondence, office, and field. A correspondence audit happens entirely by mail and targets…
Mr. Michael Sullivan