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    • Athletes in the Big Leagues Often Pay Big-League-Sized Taxes
    • Bill Seeks to Stop IRS Tax Levies on Very Poor Americans
    • Celebrity Tax Troubles and What They Can Teach Us: Part I
    • Celebrity Tax Troubles and What They Can Teach us: Part II
    • Did You Report All Your Income to the IRS? Are You Sure?
    • Divorce and Taxes: Alimony Can Be Deducted on Your Filing
    • Let’s Make a Deal: Settling Tax Debt With An Offer In Compromise
    • Understanding the 4 Types of IRS Installment Agreements: Part I
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    • Do You Owe the IRS? Here Are a Few Tips.
    • Facing an IRS Audit: What Do I Do Now?
    • How a Law Passed in July Affects the FBAR Due Date
    • How Do I Start an Appeal of an IRS Audit?
    • How to Approach an IRS Audit
    • It’s Back-To-School Season: Do You Know Your Tax Benefits?
    • Take Advantage of Tax-Friendly Options During Benefit Enrollment
    • Taxpayers Say IRS Deliberately Failed to Protect Personal Information
    • Tax Season Begin on January 19, Closes on April 18
    • The Risks of Taking on the IRS Without Legal Help
    • This Kind of Charitable Activity Will Probably Get You Audited
    • What is an Installment Agreement and How Does it Help You?
    • What Rights do Californians Have During a Tax Audit?
    • With Limited Auditing Resources, IRS Focuses on These Tax Filers
    • Yes, the IRS Really Can Take Your Home or Business
  • Tax Delinquency
    • Seeking Relief From the IRS for a Spouse’s Bad Filing, Part I
    • Seeking Relief From the IRS For a Spouse’s Bad Tax Filing, Part II
    • What Penalties Are There For Filing Late or Carrying Unpaid Debt?
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    • Alternative Options May Be Available If You Can’t Pay Your Taxes
    • Erroneous Tax Fraud Charges Can Still Hurt Business Owners
    • IRS Workers Committing Tax Violations Faced With Light Penalties
    • Is Your Profession a Factor in Whether or Not You Get Audited?
    • Tax Fraud vs. Negligent Mistakes: How Does the IRS Decide?
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    • Anyone Can Face Tax Troubles, Including Celebrities
    • If You Are Dealing With a Lien, Consider an Attorney
    • IRS Will Inform You Numerous Times Before a Tax Lien
    • Rap Artist Faces Tax Liens Despite $215 Million Personal Fortune
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