Resources for Small Business IRS Resolutions

The vast majority of IRS liabilities can be better resolved by simply negotiating an affordable payment, contrary to common misconceptions.

Tax Guard’s success rate is much, much higher. Learn how we overcome a few common, but lethal, misconceptions about the IRS.

Lenders have two forms of exposure when funding a client with an IRS liability: (1) levy and (2) funding behind a federal tax lien.

If you have a outstanding tax debt, understand why your lender cares and how to resolve it so you can preserve your lending relationship.

Occasionally, the IRS announces it is lessening its collection efforts. Sounds great, right? Remember, the devil is in the details.

The IRS is a hot mess according to the Taxpayer Advocate. If you need something from the IRS, it’s unlikely you’ll receive it without outside help

Employers who didn’t pay the first half of their deferred taxes by December 31, 2021 will soon be getting a bill from the IRS. We can help.

Can you (a) stroke a check to the IRS without (b) adversely affecting cash flow? If yes, we have options. If not, we have alternatives.

Jason Peckham, Tax Guard’s Vice President of Resolutions, joins Kirk W. McLaren, CEO of Fresight CFO, to dispel some IRS myths.

The most important part of resolving a business’s federal tax liability is stopping the bleeding – making sure all federal tax deposits are made in full and on time.

An aggregated list of the most common depositing and filing dates and requirements for business owners.

The IRS 45-day rule is complicated, confusing, and can play out in several scenarios. Check out this video that breaks it down.