Category: Tax Defense

Tax defense is a scary party part of dealing with the IRS. If you find dealing with the IRS intimidating, don’t worry. You’re not alone! Owing money to the IRS is scary, especially when you know that they can seize your assets.

However, these actions can be prevented by keeping yourself well-informed and by hiring a tax attorney in order to maximize your chances of winning the tax settlement with the IRS.

Whether you are facing tax charges or you may simply want to know how to prevent any issues with the IRS, you need to check out the Silver Tax Group blog. Get reliable help from experienced attorneys.

Close-up shot of a Power of Attorney legal document with pen enacted with Form 2848.

Tax Defense

6 Reasons to File Form 2848 AKA Power of Attorney

Chad Silver September 8, 2020

Tax Defense

How to Appeal a Rejection on Your Penalty Abatement Request

What should you do if the IRS rejects your penalty abatement request? Here is more information about the process of appealing a rejection.

Korey Waggoner August 14, 2020

Tax Law

The IRS Put a Lien on Your House — Now What?

If you are a homeowner, the IRS may place a lien on your home for failure to pay your tax debt. Here is what the lien entails and how you can remedy the issue.

Korey Waggoner August 11, 2020

Audits

What to Do If the IRS Is Disputing Your Itemized Deductions

If you have received a letter stating that the IRS is disputing your itemized deductions, what should you do next? Read on for more information.

Korey Waggoner August 7, 2020

Tax Defense

How to Avoid CARES Act Penalties If You Have a Small Business

Congress passed the CARES Act to help small businesses survive pandemic-related setbacks. If you need CARES Act support to survive, you need a tax professional to help you through the process.

Korey Waggoner July 29, 2020

Tax Crimes

What Happens If You’re Accused of Tax Evasion?

From the rich and famous to a local donut shop owner, many continue to face the serious consequences of tax evasion. Here’s what to do if you are accused.

Korey Waggoner July 24, 2020

Tax Defense

The IRS Says You Have Insufficient Proof of a Charitable Donation — Now What?

Taxpayers often increase their charitable donations right before the end of the year. If you are claiming a charitable contribution deduction, it is essential to be aware of the acknowledgment rules.

Korey Waggoner July 22, 2020

Five Tips On How To Verify A Registered IRS Revenue Officer

Tax Defense

5 Tips on How to Verify a Registered IRS Revenue Officer

You may have received an automated phone call that claims that you owe back taxes. Here are five tips that will keep you from being scammed and help you verify that a registered IRS revenue officer is contacting you:

Chad Silver April 23, 2020