In the United States, there is a long tradition and strong belief in promoting and protecting the rights of individual citizens. Provisions related to these protections are included in important documents like the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights which provide the...
Month: September 2015
What’s in a label? Plenty, when it comes to the IRS
While it's highly unlikely that many, if any, Americans are singing the praises of the Internal Revenue Service; most reserve their criticisms for private conversations and those among friends and work colleagues. For those brave enough to vocalize and demonstrate...
Taxpayers biggest losers in IRS budget cuts
When most Connecticut residents think about what the phrase good customer service means words like available, helpful, friendly and accommodating may come to mind. For most taxpayers, these types of adjectives and the phrase good customer service likely do not come to...
IRS assets exempt from IRS liens and levies
In previous blog posts we've discussed IRS tax levies and liens. To review, in cases where a taxpayer owes the IRS money, the agency can put a lien on a taxpayer's property to ensure that any proceeds from the sale of the property can be seized by the IRS in an effort...