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How 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 […]

What 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 […]

What 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 […]

How Do I Figure Out How Much I Owe The IRS?

Wondering if you owe back taxes and have a standing debt to the IRS? You’re certainly not alone. Nearly a quarter of Americans owed back taxes to the IRS in 2023. Figuring out whether you owe back taxes and identifying the best next steps can be challenging, but BC Tax is here to support you every step of […]

What If My Spouse Owes Back Taxes?

Getting married often means sharing numerous aspects of your life, such as your home, finances and even debt. If your spouse owes back taxes, understanding your liability risk is essential. At BC Tax, we have extensive experience navigating back taxes for couples and individuals. Contact us to learn more about how our services can provide peace of mind. What […]

Can You Have Two Installment Agreements With the IRS?

If you cannot pay your taxes in full, the IRS provides the option of setting up a payment plan, known as an installment agreement, for that tax year. However, if you encounter a similar situation before your current agreement ends, you will not be able to establish another installment agreement without risking the terms of […]

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