Knox Tax Law

Knox Tax Law Knox Tax Law provides help with tax debt relief and in preparing tax returns. If you need IRS help b Knox Tax Law specializes in IRS help.

In recent years, Knox Tax Law has expanded its practice to include tax preparation for anyone regardless of whether they seek IRS debt relief through the firm. Instead of going to TurboTax or doing the usual Google search “tax help near me,” to find the closest person available to prepare your return, consider a new approach. This year, Knox Tax Law is offering a variety of new tools to allow you

to have your return prepared by a tax attorney with technology and pricing equal to that used by such companies as TurboTax and H&R Block. With options to streamline your preparation through a secure online portal or a downloadable app, you can have your personal return prepared and reviewed quickly by an attorney with experience resolving issues of all kinds tax issues before the IRS and United States Tax Court. Aaron Mullis started this law firm to assist clients in seeking relief from the tax collectors. Most of his clients were seeking IRS debt relief when they lost their jobs or business during the great recession. The bulk of his practice was the preparation of an offer in compromise in which he settled debts of more than $25,000 for less than $1,000. Over time, he expanded his tax debt relief plans into other areas such as innocent spouse relief to assist clients who or being forced by the IRS to pay debts racked up by their spouse. While submitting a request for IRS relief requires submission of one form, it requires hundreds of pages of supporting documents. For this reason, most requests for IRS debt relief is denied. Because of overwhelming size of IRS debt, many people just stop filing tax returns in the hopes that the issues will disappear. This this tactic usually results in the IRS being allowed to pursue taxpayers indefinitely. It is necessary for returns to be filed so that eventually the IRS will have to stop trying to collect a tax debt because they are prevented from doing so by statute of limitations. For this reason, Aaron prepares numerous returns that are subject to IRS scrutiny and IRS tax audit as he prepares years worth of returns to get his clients into compliance to file for a collection alternative for IRS debt relief. He has learned over time what issues the IRS focus on in determining how strictly to examine a taxpayer in an audit. This experience allows Aaron to prepare returns that are accepted quickly and efficiently.

09/20/2025
03/25/2025

Only foreign companies that have registered to do business in the U.S. will be required to comply with the CTA. Foreign entities meeting the new definition of a “reporting company” who do not qualify for an exemption from the reporting requirements must report their BOI to FinCEN under new deadl...

02/08/2022

The IRS announced it will transition away from using a third-party service for facial recognition over the next several weeks. The IRS had been using a service provider named ID.me to validate and verify taxpayer identities when accessing certain online information about their taxes. ID.me was to co...

02/07/2022

Are you missing your economic impact payment? The IRS has tools to help you discover the status of your payments. The first step in researching this issue is to check your tax records for tax year 2020. You can do this at the following URL: https://www.irs.gov/payments/your-online-account If your ac...

01/28/2022

For OICs accepted effective November 1, 2021, the IRS will no longer keep the current year refund for the year the offer is accepted. Example: if an offer is accepted on November 15, 2021 and the taxpayer files March 15, 2022 and is due a refund, the IRS will not offset it for the tax periods includ...

01/28/2022
01/15/2022

The Internal Revenue Service has announced that this year's tax season will start on Monday, January 24, 2022. The IRS will begin accepting and processing 2021 personal returns 10 days from now. Be aware that the pandemic has exacerbated staffing shortages causing significant delays in processing of...

01/13/2022

National Taxpayer Advocate Erin M. Collins today released her 2021 Annual Report to Congress, calling calendar year 2021 "the most challenging year taxpayers and tax professionals have ever experienced." The report says tens of millions of taxpayers experienced delays in the processing of their retu...

10/03/2021

The cost of home testing for COVID-19 is an eligible medical expense that can be paid or reimbursed under health flexible spending arrangements (health FSAs), health savings accounts (HSAs), health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs), or Archer medical savings accounts (Archer MSAs). That is because t...

10/01/2021

Farmers and ranchers who were forced to sell livestock due to drought may have an additional year to replace the livestock and defer tax on any gains from the forced sales, according to the Internal Revenue Service. To qualify for relief, farmers or ranchers must have sold livestock on account of dr...

09/30/2021

IRS Chief Council has issued an advisory that if a levy is outstanding to the social security administration on your outstanding IRS balance, that levy will stand even past the Collection Statute Expiration Date ("CSED") date. The IRS stats that a levy, specifically on Social Security income under I...

04/09/2021

The deadline for U.S. citizens, resident aliens and any domestic legal entity who are required to file an annual Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) is still April 15, 2021. The extension of the federal income tax filing due date and other tax deadlines for individuals to May 17, 20...

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