IRS collection is not just a bill problem. It can become a lien, levy, wage garnishment, bank seizure, or business cash-flow threat. For Georgia taxpayers, advanced collection defense usually turns on three options: an Offer in Compromise, an…
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A Trust Fund Recovery Penalty is one of the IRS’s strongest collection tools because it can make a business tax debt personal. When a Georgia business withholds payroll taxes from employees but fails to send that money to…
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The IRS can be wrong. An audit adjustment may look official, but it can still be challenged when the facts, documents, or law do not support the government’s position. A Georgia taxpayer should fight an audit when the…
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Georgia taxpayers can face tax controversy matters when the IRS challenges a return, assesses additional tax, or begins collection activity. Many disputes can be resolved without trial by using the IRS Office of Appeals, structured negotiations, and documentation…
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When the IRS believes a tax debt remains unpaid, it may move from letters to enforced collection that can affect income, bank accounts, and property. These actions are driven by federal law and procedures, not informal negotiation, so…
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IRS audits are requests to verify items on a filed return, and they often focus on documentation for income, deductions, or credits. Many audits in Georgia begin with a letter that identifies what is being reviewed and how…
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