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Behind on Taxes as a Freelancer? Here’s Exactly What the IRS Can Do Next And How to Stop It
If you’re a freelancer, consultant, or independent contractor who’s fallen behind on taxes you’re not alone. Many self-employed individuals miss estimated payments, fall behind on filings, or end up owing more than they can afford. Without taxes being withheld, it’s…
What to Expect if the IRS Seizes Your Bank Account or Retirement Funds
If you’ve received IRS notices and haven’t taken action, you may be wondering: Can they really take money from my bank account or even my retirement? The short answer is yes, and when it happens, it can feel sudden and overwhelming. At PJN Tax Solutions we we help…
Filed Your Taxes and Can’t Pay? 5 Legal Ways to Deal With Tax Debt
You did the right thing, you filed your taxes. But now you’re facing a balance you can’t afford to pay, and that sinking feeling is real. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone and you do have options. The IRS offers programs to help taxpayers resolve their debt,…
The Appeals Process vs. Tax Court: Which Path Is Right for Your Case?
Receiving a notice from the IRS stating you owe additional tax can feel overwhelming. Many taxpayers assume the IRS must be right and simply accept the bill. But that isn’t always the case. If you disagree with an IRS determination, whether it involves additional tax,…
How Gambling Winnings Can Trigger IRS Collections
Winning money from gambling can feel like hitting the jackpot in more ways than one. Whether the money comes from a casino, sports betting, poker tournaments, or an online betting platform, the excitement of a big win can make it feel like easy money. However, what…
How to Get the IRS to Remove Your Penalties Even If You Owe Thousands
If you owe the IRS, there’s a good chance a significant portion of your balance isn’t tax, it’s penalties. Many taxpayers are shocked to learn that penalties and interest can add thousands, sometimes tens of thousands, of dollars to their original tax debt. What…
How Divorce or Separation Can Lead to Unexpected IRS Debt
Divorce or separation is emotionally and financially disruptive. Most people focus on dividing assets, adjusting to new living arrangements, and rebuilding their lives. What many don’t expect is an IRS notice arriving months or years later demanding payment for taxes…
How to Avoid Future IRS Trouble After Resolving Your Tax Debt
Resolving your tax debt with the IRS is a huge relief. Whether you negotiated an Offer in Compromise, set up an installment agreement, had penalties abated, or brought years of unfiled returns into compliance, crossing that finish line feels like a fresh start. But…