If you have not filed a tax return in five years, ten years, or longer, the first question you probably have is simple: how far back does this actually go? The honest answer is that the IRS can require any unfiled year, going back as far as you have ever had an obligation to file….
If you owe the IRS money and you’ve spent any time looking for help, you already know the problem. Every website says the same things. Everyone is aggressive, experienced, and on your side. Some of them will quote you a settlement figure on the first call. And somewhere in the middle of that search you…
The question business owners ask most often about back payroll taxes isn’t how much is owed. It’s whether the IRS can come after them personally once the company can’t pay. The answer is yes, through something called the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty, and it is one of the few tools the IRS has for reaching…
On July 8, 2026, the IRS announced that it is retiring First Time Abate, the penalty relief most taxpayers and tax professionals have relied on for years, and replacing it with a new program called Automatic Exemption from Penalty. The change is real, it started this summer, and most of the advice currently online about…
An IRS Letter 1058 is not the first letter about a tax bill, and by the time it arrives, it usually is not a surprise. A string of earlier notices typically comes first: a balance due, a couple of reminders, then a letter with sharper language than the ones before it. Letter 1058 is different…
