1-800-548-4639What to Do if I Made a Mistake on My Tax Return
Realizing you’ve made a mistake in your tax return can feel daunting. Tax laws are often complex, and understanding them can feel difficult. However, you might not need to do anything depending on the type of mistake. If you need to file an amended return, this article explains what you should do to make the […]
Read moreHow to Win Against a Private Collection Agency
Facing tax debt is challenging enough, right? Never mind the added confusion of unknown organizations calling you on behalf of the IRS. Like many folks, you might have found yourself staring at your phone wondering who the CBE Group is, asking yourself why ConServe is calling you or researching Coast Professional debt collection agency. Many […]
Read moreDid You Get a Text from 720-513-0402? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you recently received a SMS text message from the number 720-513-0402, you might be wondering who it’s from and whether it’s legitimate. We’re here to clarify: this number is officially used by BC Tax to contact individuals who have requested help with tax relief services. Why You May Have Received a Text from 720-513-0402 […]
Read moreWho’s Calling from 303-867-9933? It’s BC Tax Following Up on Your Request
If you recently submitted your information online after researching top-rated tax relief companies and seeing BC Tax listed in the top 5 — you may receive a call or text from our team. We understand that many people look up unfamiliar numbers before responding, so we want to be transparent about the numbers we use […]
Read moreWhat Are Tax Amnesty Programs?
If you currently owe back taxes, one of the many solutions available is tax amnesty. This limited-time opportunity allows individuals to repay a part or all of what they owe with some of the interest or penalties waived. If you feel that tax amnesty might be a good option for you, contact the BC Tax […]
Read moreWhat to Do if the IRS Rejects an Offer in Compromise
An offer in compromise (OIC) is an application that you complete to settle tax debt for less than the full amount. Like any application, the IRS may reject it. If the IRS rejects your OIC, don’t be discouraged — you can reapply or explore alternative relief options. What’s the Difference Between a Returned and a Rejected […]
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