new partnership between becker and the tax rep network.
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it’s been widely publicized that the irs may be finally catching up on its “balance due” and other notices to taxpayers and, as such, so goes the need for tax representation work. if this is indeed your path as a cpa or tax pro, then consider this new partnership between accounting exam prep and training service becker and the tax rep network.
what you need to know now.
by eric green
for over a year now, we’ve been saying that the irs was properly funded and warned it would unleash a tidal wave of work. we also warned you that we would be dealing with all sorts of untrained employees. the bad news, at least for clients, is that day has come.
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the good news for tax pros is that with this wave of enforcement spells opportunities for representation work. what you do still have to navigate is the impact of untrained employees, who are creating their own set of challenges.
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there’s more than one route to satisfying the irs collection division.
by eric l. green
irs tax liens can have a profound impact on an individual’s situation, affecting their ability to get loans, sell property or engage in business activities. as such, it is crucial for individuals to understand how irs tax liens work and the options available for getting rid of them.
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in this article we discuss approaches and factors to consider when dealing with irs tax liens, offering insights and advice to help taxpayers navigate this process.
understanding irs tax liens
before discussing ways to remove tax liens, it is important to get a basic understanding of what they entail. a tax lien represents a right against a taxpayer’s assets, and is used by the irs to secure its interest in the taxpayer’s assets – both those owned at the time and those later acquired.
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10 million high-income taxpayers targeted.
by eric green
those of us in the know have been saying for a while now that the irs is sending a “wave” of tax notices, and you need to prepare your clients for compliance and, ultimately, remittance and resolution. well, that day has finally come.
the irs is launching its long-awaited effort to crack down on high-income taxpayers who have failed to file tax returns.
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for practitioners, many taxpayers will be scrambling for help from tax professionals. understanding how to handle these taxpayers when they come in will have a real impact on how painful the re-entry into the tax system is going to be.
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seth fineberg
with eric green
renowned tax attorney eric l. green delivers a roadmap for seizing tax resolution opportunities this tax season in the new video from last week’s first tax chat of the year, hosted by seth fineberg.
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in this live webinar, attendees – and now you – get the fundamentals for catching lucrative tax rep engagements without adding to busy season workloads. with live, real-time q&a, everyone’s questions got answered.
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some property owners pay inaccurate property tax levels by as much as 20% to 30%.
by josh malancuk with jm tax advocates
with cash-starved states and municipalities looking under every nook and cranny for revenue, manufacturers with lots of fixed assets and personal property are generally taking it on the chin when it comes to their property tax assessments.
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many of your business clients, especially manufacturers, sense their assessments are too high. but most don’t have the time, resources or expertise to challenge their assessment through the protest or appeal process before the deadline. and so, overpayments continue for another cycle and then again, and again and again. that’s what assessors count on. but you owe it to your clients to keep your assessors accountable through available appeals and to help them avoid overpaying taxes year after year.
how much can the client pay?
by eric l. green
tax rep network
no irs program is more interesting yet misunderstood than the irs’s offer in compromise program. for taxpayers who owe money to the irs, between 15 million and 20 million of them, the thought that they can settle their back tax debt for less than the amount owed is an answer to many of their prayers.
many people have seen the late-night television ads or heard the satellite radio spots: the taxpayer, who seems just like them, owed huge sums of money to the irs and was being abused by the callous tax machine when the advertising company came to the rescue and settled that tax debt for “pennies on the dollar.”
are these ads telling us the truth? can taxpayers really settle their tax debt for little to no money? the answer is yes, they can, but it depends upon their financial situation.
the one-day online conference features irs leaders and top tax attorneys and eight cpe credits.
hosted by eric green
key irs leaders and nationally recognized criminal tax attorneys will convene june 4 for the fourth annual criminal tax day 2021, a one-day online conference hosted by green & sklarz foundation trust that provides educational cpe/cle sessions for cpas, eas, and attorneys on the hottest criminal tax topics. all proceeds go to charity.