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After strong recommendations by Congress, tax professionals, and the National Taxpayer Advocate, the IRS put a temporary suspension on many individual and business notices.
Once notified by the IRS, the State Department may begin the process of denying a taxpayer’s passport application – or revoking or limiting their already active passport for tax debts over $54,000.
The statute of limitations on IRS collection enforcement is generally ten years from the date the tax is assessed, but certain events can extend the Collection Statute Expiration Date.
TaxAudit offers last-minute tips to minimize tax burden ahead of the 2021 tax filing season for 2020 returns in the midst of financial uncertainty due to COVID-19.
Having a wage garnishment order issued is frightening, but taxpayers who know how to navigate the process are often successful in getting them released.
The Form 1040 tax form has been significantly condensed, but now it has six additional forms that may need to be attached depending on the taxpayer’s situation.
In this Op-Ed article for The New York Times, Dave Du Val writes about the challenges faced by taxpayers hit with the I.R.S.'s speeded-up audit timetable.
In this article for CPA Practice Advisor, Dave Du Val gives a list of deductions that are most often misunderstood, by both taxpayers and tax professionals.
In this article written for CPA Practice Advisor, TaxAudit.com's Dave Du Val warns financial advisors about three serious mistakes to avoid when advising their clients, and what the right advice should be for each situation.