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By Darrin T. Mish, Esq.

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IRS Appeals - What Are They & When Do You Use Them?

Posted on May 08, 2008
The truth is that IRS field level personnel can be very difficult. They don't have much authority to do much more than say "pay us yesterday." There are two types of IRS employees. (...)


Problems with IRS Audits?

Posted on May 07, 2008
IRS audits can be worrisome.  If you have received a notice that you are being audited, do not panic.  You may think that your IRS Problems are going to escalate because of the audit, but if you handle the situation right, everything will be fine...


Expatriate IRS Problem? Tampa Tax Attorney May Be Able to Help

Posted on May 06, 2008
If you are an American Expatriate living overseas with an IRS Problem you should watch this video. It talks about the unique circumstances overseas taxpayers face. I’ve represented U.S. (...)


What is Tax Evasion & Tax Fraud?

Posted on May 01, 2008
If you have purposefully avoided paying your taxes, whether federal, state, or local, you have IRS Problems.  Tax evasion, commonly called tax fraud, is a crime.  Penalties can involve fines, imprisonment, and asset seizure. (...)


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IRS Seizures and their Consequences

Posted on April 29, 2008
The threat of asset seizures by the IRS is usually enough to get most taxpayers to pay their back taxes.  If your IRS Problems are severe enough for you to be worried about the seizure of your assets to pay off your tax debt, then it is time to seek professional help...


Wesley Snipes sentenced to 3 years in federal prison

Posted on April 25, 2008
Yesterday, April 24, 2008 Wesley Snipes was sentenced to 3 years prison time for the federal misdemeanor charges of failing to file a tax return. (...)


IRS Debt Collection

Posted on April 22, 2008
Your IRS Problems continue to grow if you have a tax debt.  The IRS has a program where they assign back tax cases to private collection agencies.  A select segment of taxpayers who owe back taxes will be contacted by a private collection agency...


IRS Wage Garnishments When You Least Expect Them

Posted on April 19, 2008
Almost every day I hear a story that goes like this: Client - "Ummm….I was supposed to get paid at work today and my boss told me that I wasn't getting a paycheck. (...)


IRS Paycheck Levys

Posted on April 18, 2008
If you have in hand the dreaded IRS Notice of Intent to Levy Wages notice, you need help to resolve your IRS Problems.  You will need to take action soon or you will not have control of your money.  This stressful financial and emotional situation will affect you and your family...


I Forgot to File my Tax Return

Posted on April 16, 2008
It is estimated that each year over ten million people do not file their income taxes.  The reasons for not filing vary from procrastination, not understanding the process, not having the funds to pay their taxes, or deliberately not filing.  If you are one of these “non-filers” simply because you forgot to file, you have created for yourself an IRS Problem...


Life Events that Cause IRS Problems

Posted on April 11, 2008
Did you know that changes in your lifestyle could affect your taxes?  When these changes happen, you will need to make adjustments to avoid creating IRS Problems.  Have you recently gotten married?  If you have changed your name, you will need to notify Social Security to get your name changed on your card...


IRS Extensions - What do I need to do to file an IRS Extension?

Posted on April 10, 2008
If you are unable to file your taxes on time or pay your taxes on time, you will add to your IRS Problems.  You may be able to file for an extension for either of these circumstances if you can prove the need.  Types of Extensions You have the option of requesting an extension to file or an extension to pay...


Tampa Tax Attorney, Darrin T. Mish asks "Will the IRS audit you in 2008?"

Posted on April 09, 2008
The IRS is auditing more people these days and concentrating less on businesses.  The percentage of individual IRS audits has risen 14 percent in the last couple of years, and that trend looks to be continuing.  If you need IRS help with an audit looming before you, contact one of our professionals for advice...


IRS Offer in Compromise - Is it the right answer for you?

Posted on March 26, 2008
If your IRS Problems are escalating and you owe back taxes, you might want to explore the possibility of an Offer in Compromise (OIC).  This agreement made between you and the IRS helps you resolve your tax debt.  The IRS has three criteria for an OIC...


Is an IRS Installment Payment Plan right for you?

Posted on March 24, 2008
If you need IRS help to determine if an IRS installment payment plan is the best choice for your IRS problem, contact our office and our friendly and professional staff will be happy to assist you in making that decision. (...)


Can You Stop an IRS Audit?

Posted on March 21, 2008
It is all but impossible to stop an IRS audit once it has begun.  The best advice for this IRS problem is to get IRS help . . . (...)


Requesting a Release of Federal Tax Lien

Posted on March 20, 2008
If you have suffered the IRS Problem of a tax lien, you are ready to do whatever you need to do to be rid of it.  Your lien amount is a matter of public record until your lien is paid-in-full.  You will want to get this information removed from public record as soon as you can...


Circumstances That May Trigger an Audit

Posted on March 19, 2008
With IRS Problems in your past, the last thing you want to do is undergo an audit whether it is a correspondence audit or a face-to-face audit.  The IRS has specific situations that alert it to scrutinize certain taxpayers.  Its criteria for audit selection are not available to the general public but from experience and testimony, reliable information regarding these specific situations has been identified...


How to Save Money Paying the IRS With Your Credit Card.

Posted on March 12, 2008
If you're a regular around here than you know I don't endorse other blogs all that often but today Helen Anderson of the bankoholic.com sent me an email directing me to this post. (...)


Steps to Avoid IRS Problems

Posted on March 11, 2008
If you have had IRS Problems in the past, you know how stressful it can be for you and your family. (...)


Denver Seminar for New IRS Problem Resolution Attorneys a Resounding Success

Posted on March 01, 2008
Picture this. A room of 50 attorneys/paralegals most of whom have no experience whatsoever in the IRS niche. (...)


Tampa Tax Attorney, Darrin T. Mish teaches his new "competition" his years of IRS Problem Resolution Secrets

Posted on February 28, 2008
Today, I’m coming from sunny Denver, Colorado. Why am I in Denver? (...)


Do you need IRS Attorney help?

Posted on February 25, 2008
If you have any kind of IRS problem, or if you anticipate that you might have an issue that will require IRS help, contact our office because an IRS attorney can make all the difference in your case. (...)


Claims for Refund

Posted on February 22, 2008
If you believe that you have over paid your taxes, you have a different kind of IRS Problem.  It is possible to get money back from the IRS if you follow the correct procedure and have patience. (...)


How long should I keep my tax records for the IRS?

Posted on February 13, 2008
Record keeping is an essential step in avoiding IRS Problems.  Keeping good records is necessary for tax purposes but can also be helpful when trying to obtain new insurance, a loan, or even for medical reasons.  Knowing what records to keep, why you need to keep them, and how long to keep them is important...


Chapter 13 Bankruptcy - A Possible Solution to your IRS Problem?

Posted on February 12, 2008
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a process only for individuals, not businesses or corporations, who need to reorganize their debts in a structure that will better enable them to survive tough times. (...)


How the IRS can hurt you with a Tax Levy & what to do about it!

Posted on February 06, 2008
If you owe back taxes one option the IRS can use to collect them is a tax levy.  If you have received notice from the IRS of a tax levy, your IRS Problems have reached a critical point.  It is now time for you to explore your options. (...)


Are you a Non-Filer of your IRS Tax Returns? What's that mean to You??

Posted on February 05, 2008
Not filing your tax returns for a year or more, will undoubtedly alert the IRS and you will be classified as a non-filer. If you have acquired this status, you have IRS Problems. (...)


Proving You Filed Your Tax Return

Posted on February 04, 2008
Notification has arrived from the IRS stating that it has no record of you filing your tax return and, if necessary, paying your taxes. (...)


The IRS Mailing List

Posted on February 03, 2008
Some might think it would be great to get off the IRS?s mailing list when, in fact, you actually benefit by being on its mailing list. Dropping off the mailing list may create IRS Problems for you. (...)


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