Dealing with IRS tax penalties and trying to navigate through the intricacies of the U.S tax system can be demanding, especially if you’re not a tax professional. Clean Slate Tax provides a comprehensive guide on how to deal with such penalties. This article...
The COVID-19 pandemic has not only affected the health and lifestyle of millions but has also overturned their financial stability owing to job loss, salary cuts, and the slowing down of businesses. To ease this hardship, the government introduced various tax relief...
Getting Started: Understanding IRS Tax Disputes Navigating tax disputes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be a daunting task, especially for taxpayers with limited knowledge on tax matters. However, with the right information and preparation, it becomes...
If you’ve ever faced a situation where your spouse or former spouse failed to properly report income or claimed inappropriate deductions or credits, you might be eligible for IRS Innocent Spouse Relief. This program is designed to help innocent spouses who are...
The United States federal law has implemented ten fundamental rights, collectively known as the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. These ten statues safeguard taxpayers by ensuring fair treatment during tax-related interactions with the IRS. By understanding these rights, one...
Nobody likes the word ‘audit’. It immediately brings to mind thoughts of stress, confusion, and potential financial ramifications. When it relates to IRS tax audits, the process can feel even more intimidating. However, Clean Slate Tax is here to help...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sends a variety of notices to taxpayers regarding their tax obligations. One of these notices is the CP 521, also known as the Installment Agreement Reminder. This document serves as a monthly reminder from the IRS that you have an...
The Intricacies of the CP71C Notice Unraveling the complexities of tax issues is an endeavour many individuals find challenging. One such issue that may cause confusion is receiving a CP71C Notice from the IRS. This communication typically indicates that there is an...
Receiving an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) notice can be somewhat alarming, particularly once you see the term “math error.” This article aims to provide clarity on the CP11A notice and demystify any myths surrounding what it means for your tax return. We...
Incorrect or incomplete tax returns can lead to unwanted attention from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). One common issue taxpayers face is receiving a CP 54 notice. A CP 54 notice is sent by the IRS when there is a discrepancy or missing information in your tax...