What Can You Expect From the IRS During the Government Shutdown?

by Gil | Nov 11, 2025 | Government, IRS Compliance, Taxes

Keep your expectations low. In their defense, the reduction in the IRS’s workforce during 2025 is limiting the IRS’s capabilities, which in turn is creating uncertainty and frustration in getting issues resolved.  The Federal Government Shutdown Is Further...

Dealing with a Deceased Individual’s Income Tax Issues

by Gil | Oct 15, 2025 | asset protection and wealth management, IRS Compliance, tax resolution, Taxes

If you’ve been named as the executor, personal representative, or administrator of a decedent’s estate, you have the responsibility of handling the decedent’s tax obligations. Failing to properly address a decedent’s federal and state income tax issues can result in...

If You Received IRS Notice LT16, You Have Unpaid Taxes or Unfiled Returns

by Gil | Sep 12, 2025 | IRS Compliance, tax resolution

If you receive an IRS Notice LT16, the IRS is trying to collect unpaid taxes from you. The Notice LT16 informs you that you have an outstanding tax balance for one or more tax years and tells you how much you owe (to include penalties and interest), when payment is...

IRS Sends LT36 Notices to 525,000 Federal Employees and Retirees With Tax Debt

by Gil | Aug 11, 2025 | IRS Compliance, tax resolution

IRS Notice LT36; Urgent: You Have An Outstanding Tax Issue The IRS started sending Notice LT36 to current and retired federal employees who may not be current with their federal tax filing obligations or have back tax obligations that have not been addressed.Under the...

Behind on Filing Tax Returns? How to Get Back into IRS Compliance

by Gil | Jul 15, 2025 | IRS Compliance, tax resolution

If you haven’t filed tax returns in several years and have a filing requirement, you need to get into compliance. Section 7203 of the Internal Revenue Code requires tax returns to be filed. Failing to file tax returns and pay the tax due only leads to increased...