Orange County Tax Attorney Blog
Can The IRS Levy or Garnish My Bank Accounts? If the IRS has satisfied the pre-levy requirements according to federal statutes for a tax liability assessed […]
When can the IRS levy or garnish your wages or bank accounts? In general, the IRS can issue a levy after the tax is assessed (meaning […]
When the IRS “makes a finding that the collection of such tax is in Jeopardy,” the IRS can make notice and demand for immediate payment and, […]
A “Local Action” is an action that must be brought in the state where the property is located. A taxpayer or third party seeking to clear […]
Under 26 U.S.C. § 6532(a)(1), a taxpayer generally may not wait longer than 2 years from the issuance of the IRS’s disallowance of the administrative […]
When a Federal tax lien for one person is erroneously filed against another person’s property, that tax lien may cause an escrow company to pay […]
When Can I take Casualty Theft Losses On My Tax Return? Updated: As of 1/1/2018, casualty theft losses have been severely limited on Schedule A and […]
I have previously blogged about non-income tax evasion cases prosecuted locally. A little further away, there is another example, here where a buffet owner pleaded guilty […]