Axiom Tax Resolution Group, Inc.

03/30/2022

When you file a joint tax return with your ex-spouse, you are jointly and severally liable for any unpaid taxes. The same is true if your spouse gets audited for a tax year when you were still married.

Relief from liability may be available in these situations, with three kinds to help eligible divorced taxpayers get off the hook: Innocent spouse relief, equitable relief, or separation of liability relief.

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Equitable relief is an alternative to innocent spouse relief, while separation of liability relief is a federal form that you must file with the IRS. Read on!

03/28/2022

Adding dependents to your tax return can help you save thousands of dollars. However, many of us are unaware of who in our family may qualify as a dependent.

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If you want to claim someone as a dependent, you must be able to document that relationship, that the person qualifies as a dependent. Keep reading on!

03/25/2022

When you’re ready to apply for the Fresh Start Program, you’ll want to make sure that you’re working with a tax relief expert that has a proven track record with the IRS Fresh Start Program.

We made a list of mistakes to avoid:
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With that in mind, here are some common mistakes taxpayers need to avoid when applying for the Fresh Start program? Keep reading to learn more!

03/23/2022

A lot of people are unknowingly overpaying their taxes. Sometimes it is as simple as claiming a deduction that you may not be aware of. In this article, we have listed five easily overlooked deductions that you may be able to claim.

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A lot of people are unknowingly overpaying their taxes. In this article, we have listed five easily overlooked deductions that you may be able to claim.

03/21/2022

If you make a mistake on your tax return, you must notify the IRS. You would need to file an amended return with the IRS to fix the error. If you do not remedy the error, you may face fines and interest. You can file the amended return yourself or have it prepared by an expert.

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If you do not remedy the error, you may face fines and interest. You can file the amended return yourself or have it prepared by an expert. Read more!

03/18/2022

When a person fails to pay their debt, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has every right to impose a tax lien. This is basically a legal claim against their property or assets. This can be a difficult situation for many, and getting out of this tight fix may prove to be almost insurmountable.

That being said, if you happen to find yourself in a similar situation, there is no need to panic. Below are a few tips that you may follow in order to deal with or get rid of your property’s tax lien.
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In this article, we discuss a few tips that you may follow in order to deal with or get rid of your property's tax lien. Keep reading to learn more about this!

03/16/2022

You may have received a Notice of Intent to Offset, especially if you have an amount of unpaid back taxes. If it is your first time receiving this notice, then you may still be confused about what it is. In this article, we will talk to you about the Notice of Intent to Offset, what it may do to you, and what you can do about it.

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In this article, we will talk to you about the Notice of Intent to Offset, what it may do to you, and what you can do about it. Keep reading to learn more!

03/14/2022

Ordinarily, if a taxpayer owes back taxes and penalties, the IRS will use any collection tactic at their disposal to get their money and will not let up until the debt has been paid or a payment plan has been arranged. However, if a taxpayer truly cannot afford to pay their tax debt and doing so would contribute to their economic hardship, the person can apply for Currently Not Collectible Status.

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Check out our CURRENTLY NOT COLLECTIBLE STATUS page. Tax Relief Solutions You Can Trust. Ignoring IRS tax problems can be a costly mistake. The trusted tax professionals at Axiom Tax Resolution Group are ready to find a permanent solution to your tax problems with the IRS.

03/11/2022

Are you behind on filing your taxes? When you turn to Axiom Tax Resolution Group for help filing your delinquent tax returns, getting up to date is easier than you think.

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03/09/2022

The number of blended families has increased over the years. As such, it is not uncommon to see two taxpayers trying to claim the same dependent in the same tax year.

For example, it can be complicated to know who should claim your child if you share custody with your previous partner. Also, it can be challenging to know who can claim your parents if you and your siblings support them.

If you are having tax problems, this article will discuss the rules of the IRS, the mistakes you tend to make, and how you can address and resolve this issue.

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If you are having tax problems, this article will discuss the rules of the IRS, the mistakes you tend to make, and how you can address and resolve this issue.

03/07/2022

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is a United States federal agency responsible for collecting taxes and enforcing tax laws. This is why most, if not all people, have known and transacted with the IRS.

Sometimes, the IRS reaches out to individuals and businesses to enforce the country’s taxation rules. But before you start looking for IRS debt relief solutions, it is best to understand what the notices mean.

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But before you start looking for IRS debt relief solutions, it is best to understand what the notices mean. Continue reading to learn more!

03/04/2022

An offer in compromise (OIC) is a unique settlement option where the IRS agrees to accept less than the taxpayer actually owes. For taxpayers that feel the assessed amount of their tax bill was unfair or for those who may never be able to pay their entire tax bill due to a financial hardship, this could be an attainable settlement option for you.

Give us a call today to learn more!

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