Right Path Tax Resolution Group LLC

10/01/2026

RIGHT PATH TAX RESOLUTION GROUP JUST GOT A NEW LOOK!
I’m Excited to Announce My New page!
I am pleased to introduce Right Path Tax Resolution Group LLC, a page dedicated to helping individuals and business owners better understand their options when dealing with the IRS.
As an Enrolled Agent, I help taxpayers address issues involving:
✅ Tax debt
✅ Unfiled tax returns
✅ IRS notices
✅ Liens and levies
✅ Installment agreements
✅ Offers in Compromise
✅ IRS representation and resolution
On my new page, I will share practical tax information, explain IRS notices and collection procedures in plain language, answer common questions, and help you understand the steps available for resolving tax problems.
Even if you do not have an IRS issue today, follow the page to learn how to avoid costly mistakes and protect yourself or your business in the future. And please share the page with anyone who may need trustworthy tax guidance or professional representation.
I would truly appreciate your support as I begin this new chapter.
Please visit and follow Right Path Tax Resolution Group LLC where knowledge leads to solutions and the right path forward.
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Thank you for your continued trust and support!
Karen Stubbs, EA
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12/13/2025

READ THIS BEFORE THE IRS FORCES YOU TO

If you have years of unfiled tax returns, or you’ve been filing returns with credits and deductions you know you don’t qualify for, you are no longer in “I’ll fix it later” territory.

You are moving dangerously close to a criminal tax fraud investigation.

Here’s what most people get wrong:
The IRS already knows.
They see patterns—unfiled years, repeated losses, inflated credits, refund chasing. They don’t need to knock on your door to start building a case.

Silence does not mean you’re safe. It means you’re being watched.

🚩 WARNING SIGNS THAT PUT YOU ON THE RADAR 🚩

If any of this sounds like you, time is not on your side:

• You haven’t filed taxes for multiple years while earning income
• You report business losses every year but keep operating the same way
• You claimed fuel tax credits without qualifying activity
• You took COVID credits (ERC, sick/family leave) you weren’t entitled to
• You “paid yourself” with a 1099 instead of proper payroll
• You run a cash-based business and report little to no income
• Your expenses are inflated because “everyone does it”
• You amended returns just to chase bigger refunds
• Your preparer disappeared, and now you’re hoping it blows over

It won’t.

You cannot:
👉 Go year after year without filing
👉 Claim deductions and credits you know don’t belong on your return
👉 Assume the IRS will never notice

There is a short window where this can still be handled civilly—with a tax resolution specialist who can bring you into compliance and reduce exposure.

Miss that window, and your next call won’t be to a resolution firm.
It will be to a criminal tax attorney—and the cost, stress, and consequences go up fast.

LIMITED YEAR-END OPPORTUNITY
We are offering a holiday-discounted case evaluation to help taxpayers stop this from going any further:

✔ Full IRS transcript review
✔ Compliance and exposure analysis
✔ Fraud-risk assessment
✔ Clear strategy to fix this before it escalates

No judgment. No scare tactics. Just the truth.

Ignoring it is how people lose control of their lives.
If you know there’s a problem, it behooves you to act now—while you still have choices.

📞 Contact Right Path Tax Resolution Group LLC 404-282-5010 or schedule your consultation at https://www.rightpathaccountingsolutions.com/irs-problemshome.php

When it’s still civil, we keep it that way....On the Right Path!

08/30/2025

Clean Vehicle Credits Expire September 30
If you’ve been pondering the purchase of a new or used electric vehicle for yourself or your business, you may want to buy sooner rather than later to take advantage of available tax credits. Under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), these credits won’t be available for purchases made after September.

Individual Credits
The Clean Vehicle Credit (Sec. 30D) was scheduled to expire after 2032. Under the OBBBA, the credit is available only through September 30, 2025. In 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) significantly expanded the credit for qualifying clean vehicles placed in service after April 17, 2023. For eligible taxpayers, it extended the credit to any “clean vehicle,” including electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell cars and plug-in hybrids.

The maximum credit for new vehicles is $7,500, based on meeting certain sourcing requirements for 1) critical minerals and 2) battery components. Clean vehicles that satisfy only one of the two requirements can qualify for a $3,750 credit.

Vans, pickup trucks and SUVs with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of more than $80,000 don’t qualify for the credit, nor do automobiles with an MSRP higher than $55,000. Qualified vehicles also must undergo final assembly in North America.

The IRA also created a new credit, Sec. 25E, for eligible taxpayers who buy used clean vehicles from dealers. The credit equals the lesser of $4,000 or 30% of the sale price. But the credit can’t be claimed at all if the sale price is over $25,000. The OBBBA also ends this credit after September 30, 2025.

These credits are unavailable to taxpayers with incomes exceeding certain amounts, and additional rules and limits apply.

Business Credit
The OBBBA also eliminates the tax incentive for a business’s use of clean vehicles. The Qualified Commercial Clean Vehicle Credit (Sec. 45W) had been scheduled to expire after 2032. It’s now available only for vehicles acquired on or before September 30, 2025. Depending on vehicle weight, the maximum credit is up to $7,500 or $40,000.

Additional rules and limits also apply to this credit.

07/01/2025

10 Small Business Tax Tips from the IRS
To help ensure small businesses take advantage of all potential tax breaks, the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) summarizes the types of tax you may owe and provides a list of 10 federal tax tips.

Among the tips are to separate your business and personal finances, which means establishing business-only bank accounts and credit cards. Another TAS tip, directed at startups in particular, is to correctly classify your business. Choosing the appropriate business structure is important because some enjoy greater tax benefits. But perhaps the most important tips are to know when to get tax assistance from a professional and to choose one who’s knowledgeable and trustworthy.

Read the tips here:

The form of business you operate determines what taxes you must pay and how you pay them. There are four general types of business taxes

05/30/2025

04/29/2025

Imagine checking your bank account tomorrow and seeing your paycheck untouched — no IRS garnishments, no fear.
If you're overwhelmed by tax debt or getting threatening letters from the IRS, you don't have to face it alone.

At Right Path Tax Resolutions LLC, we help people just like you stop IRS actions, settle back taxes, and finally breathe again.
Your situation is serious — but it’s not hopeless. The right help changes everything.

04/15/2025

Gov. Kemp announced today that GA taxpayers will receive a rebate check for up to $500. See comments

03/12/2025

Just a few weeks ago the House and Ways Committee had a meeting to discuss current tax laws, deductions and credits. These will undoubtedly affect you as the taxpayer. Here is a list of changes that have been proposed:
Proposed Changes
- $15k/$30k State and Local Tax (SALT) Cap
- Increase Applicability of Endowment Tax
- Increase Electric Vehicle Fees
- Endowment Tax Expansion to 14 Percent Rate
- SSN Requirement for Child Tax Credit
- Replace HSA’s with a $9,100 Roth-Style USA Indexed to Inflation
- Federal Excise Tax on Federal Unions’ Non-Representation Spending
- Make DEI Union Expenses Non-Deductible
- Border Adjustment Tax
- Auto Loan Interest Deduction
- Cancel Amortization of R&D Expenses
- Implement Neutral Cost Recovery for Structures
- Lower Home Mortgage Interest Deduction Cap to $500k
- Lower the Corporate Rate to 15 Percent
- Restructure the EITC to Reduce Improper Payments
- Exempt Americans Abroad from Income Tax

Elimination Proposals from current tax law:
- Green Energy Tax Credits
- Employee Retention Tax Credit
- SALT Deduction
- Business SALT Deduction
- Home Mortgage Interest Deduction
- Nonprofit Status for Hospitals
- Exclusion of Interest on State and Local Bonds
- Tax Preferences for Other Bonds
- Head of Household Filing Status
- American Opportunity Credit
- Lifetime Learning Credit
- Deduction for Charitable Contributions to Health Organizations
- Credit for Child and Dependent Care
- Exclusion of Scholarship and Fellowship Income
- Employer Paid Transportation Benefits
- Exemption of Credit Union Income
- Exclusion of Employer-Provided On-Site Gyms
- Deduction of Interest on Student Loans
- Tax on Tips
- Tax on Overtime
- Death Tax
- Treatment of Meals and Lodging (Other than Military)
- Income/Sales Tax Deduction Portion of SALT
- IRA’s Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax
- IRA’s IRS Enforcement Funding

Tax laws never stand still - and neither should your tax planning strategy. Many of the Elimination Proposals hurt the middle class and single parent households.
Schedule your consultation with Right Path Accounting Solutions at www.rightpathaccountingsolutions.com or call 404-282-5010 for completion of your 2024 taxes and a tax planning strategy for 2025.

Take a look at our Home page. Right Path Accounting Solutions is a full service tax, accounting and business consulting firm located in Atlanta , GA.

02/23/2025

Deduction vs. Credit
Many taxpayers are unclear on the difference between deductions and credits. Both can be powerful tax-saving tools. Here’s how they each work:

Deductions lower a taxpayer’s taxable income before the tax is calculated. For instance, on an individual return, you can either claim the standard deduction or itemize deductions, depending on which option reduces your taxable income more.

Credits directly reduce the tax due, dollar-for-dollar. As a result, credits are more valuable than deductions of the same dollar amount. Some credits, such as the Child Tax Credit, are partially or fully refundable, meaning that if the credit exceeds the tax owed, the taxpayer may receive some or all of the difference as a refund.

02/23/2025

How the IRS layoffs can affect you, the taxpayer👇

1. Reduced Customer Service – Fewer IRS employees may lead to longer wait times for phone support and in-person assistance at Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs).

2. Slower Processing Times – Tax return processing, refund issuance, and audit resolutions could take longer due to workforce reductions.

3. Delayed Enforcement Actions – While fewer auditors might reduce audit risks temporarily, collection actions on unpaid taxes may also slow down.

4. Limited Taxpayer Assistance – Taxpayers may struggle to get timely help with tax disputes, notices, and identity verification.

5. Potential Policy Changes – The IRS may shift priorities, possibly increasing reliance on automated systems and self-service tools.

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