Article by roni deutch Many people don’t understand the difference between the terms “tax levy” and “tax liens.” Oftentimes they confuse a Notice of Intent to Levy with a Notice of Federal Tax Lien. Although these two terms are both related to the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) collection of back tax liabilities, they each represent … Read more
Article by Jeanette Joy Fisher There are currently some 15 million Americans who own real estate investment property, and more and more of them are discovering the advantages of using 1031 tax-free exchanges for deferring capital gains taxes when they sell. A 1031 exchange is a provision in the IRS code that permits investment property … Read more
Many people dream about making there living as a penny stock day trader. This is a very possible dream to achieve. All you need to know is how to make good penny stocks picks. It is very possible to make a full time income with penny stocks. With the right penny stocks picks, you can … Read more
If IRS collection notices are ignored, the IRS is forced to collect from taxpayers by force. They do this with their dreaded IRS levy. By law, the IRS has the right to levy bank accounts (IRS bank levy), garnish your paychecks (IRS wage levy), or even seize your assets. But you do not have to … Read more
Credit card consolidation versus debt payment, is there really a difference? Typically the only difference is the amount you end up repaying after negotiating terms. What do I mean by that? Well, let me explain. Let’s say that for whatever reason, you are ten thousand dollars in debt, and you are starting to have trouble … Read more