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IRS issues can compound when dealing with jointly owned property which often occurs with estates, marriage, and family ownership. When the IRS initiates a federal tax lien against a delinquent taxpayer, the lien covers all rights to current and future properties the delinquent taxpayer has or may have, even if the ownership rights to property…

When, Why, What & How The IRS must issue you a “Notice of Federal Tax Lien (“NFTL”) and Your Right to a Collection Due Process (“CDP”) hearing under IRC 6320, or IRS Letter 3172, within five days of filing a lien for any tax and period. This notice is to inform you that a lien…

When dealing with a tax debt primarily associated with one’s spouse, a taxpayer may qualify for one of these two types of relief. Although these have similar-sounding names, they are entirely different. Innocent Spouse Relief primarily arises when there are erroneous item occurrences on jointly filed return filings. Injured Spouse Relief deals with situations where…

Of the various options for taxpayers dealing with IRS tax liability issues, the IRS Regular Installment Agreement (IA) and the IRS Partial Pay Installment Agreement (PPIA) are the most used. To get a better understanding, let’s go over each plan type and its respective benefits and qualifications. What is an IRS Installment Agreement? An IRS…

The answer depends on what your specific tax goals and needs are. Both professional tax attorneys and Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) help with many different types of planning and complicated tax situations; however, each is geared more to help you in certain areas than the other. Selecting the correct professional for the engagement is essential…

Are you an individual or business needing tax preparation from an established tax professional? Does your tax resolution issue require completing or amending current or prior year returns? At Harmon Tax Resolution, LLC, we not only offer IRS resolution services, but we also offer a full range of tax preparation services through our own robust…

Many employers across the country are responsible for withholding certain taxes from employee compensation and sending those funds to the IRS. The IRS has the authority to issue liens, impose penalties, and even levy property, if you have not turned over the funds entrusted to you. If you have received a notice from the IRS…

A vital piece in how Harmon Tax Resolution, LLC provides clients with ideal solutions starts with a complete research of existing IRS account records and getting a good handle on your financial picture. This is done at the beginning of the engagement, usually within 7-10 days of the IRS granting access. All clients receive an…

A Substitute for Return (SFR) is a tax return that the IRS will prepare on behalf of the non-filing taxpayer, usually about two years after the original tax return would have been due. This tax return is generally prepared in an automated fashion. When taxpayers fail to respond by filing a return, the IRS can…

This is a forum where the taxpayer may protest one of the following IRS notices: A taxpayer has 30 days from the date of notice to request a Collection Due Process Hearing. In addition, there still is an opportunity to attempt to work out a solution with the Collection Office that sent the notice. If…