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How the IRS calculates Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP), for an Offer in Compromise (OIC) involves evaluating the equity in your assets, your future income, and certain allowable expenses to estimate how much it
Paladini Law is a tax law firm based in New Jersey that provides legal services related to tax issues for individuals and businesses. The firm focuses on resolving federal and state tax problems including IRS audits, tax liens, unpaid tax liabilities, installment agreements, and offers in compromise. It also addresses payroll tax debts, wage garnishments, and residency audits. Paladini Law publishes content aimed at educating taxpayers about tax relief options, tax court procedures, and how to avoid scams related to tax relief services. Their blog covers practical guidance on managing tax debts, navigating audits, and understanding tax enforcement actions primarily within New Jersey but also applicable nationwide.
Originally from Paladini Law
How the IRS calculates Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP), for an Offer in Compromise (OIC) involves evaluating the equity in your assets, your future income, and certain allowable expenses to estimate how much it…
Originally from Paladini Law
An IRS audit prep checklist is a step-by-step guide for preparing the documents, records, and supporting evidence you may need during an IRS audit. It typically includes organizing tax returns and financial records,…
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Opening an envelope from the IRS only to discover you lost your audit and owe a massive tax bill can be a panic-inducing experience. If you are staring at a balance you cannot…
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An IRS high-net-worth audit typically involves a detailed review of a taxpayer’s income, deductions, financial records, and business activities. Facing an examination by the Internal Revenue Service is a stressful experience, but the…
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The IRS is aggressively targeting cryptocurrency investors, and survival requires more than just hoping they don’t notice your trades. With the introduction of new reporting forms and advanced tracking methods, an IRS cryptocurrency…
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For years, taxpayers who made an honest mistake had to jump through hoops to get IRS penalties removed, but a major policy shift is changing the landscape of tax relief. On July 8,…
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Cryptocurrency investors can no longer rely on honor-system reporting, as the IRS has introduced strict new tracking mechanisms to close the digital asset tax gap. At the center of this enforcement is Form…
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If you do not have old tax documents, you can still file accurate tax returns by using IRS records and other available information to reconstruct your financial history.
Many clients contact us because…
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Once clients get back into compliance, the next goal is staying there. After years of stress and uncertainty, keeping filings current requires understanding your responsibilities and what the IRS expects going forward, including…
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The federal case Kwong v. United States has been seen as one of the most impactful tax rulings tied to the COVID-19 pandemic for individuals, businesses, and non-profits. Decided by the U.S. Court…