Mary King Is A Highly Experienced Tax Attorney Who Concentrates In Resolving Serious IRS Tax Problems For Individuals and Businesses
Several programs are available for taxpayers to resolve IRS tax problems.
Offer in compromise is a popular way to get irs help but can you qualify?
Installment agreements are a way to get irs help by making your IRS payments affordable, but will you qualify?
Able to pay the tax but not the interest and penalties? IRS penalty abatement may be able to help.
If you are burdened by your spouses tax nightmare the innocent spouse defense may be able to help.
Statute of Limitations is a little known option that many overlook.
Currently Not Collectable or hardship status, is a temporary solution to an IRS problem.
Bankruptcy in some cases, IRS debts can be discharged in bankruptcy but conditions must be met.
Of the things Americans fear, few are worse than the dreaded IRS audit. An audit is an inquiry into a tax return made by the... ...read full post
Sarasota, FL, May 1, 2013 Well known Florida tax attorney, Mary King, has a brand new look and focus in a surprising place - Facebook. She is successfully using the popular social media platform to communicate with her clients and her community about the intricacies of resolving problems with the IRS.... ...read full post
“In this world nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes,” Benjamin Franklin once stated. The idea of taxation is as old as ancient Egyptian culture. The history of taxation practices is interesting and sometimes hilarious. During the 1st century AD the Roman emperor taxed urine. Back... ...read full post
Hiding money in offshore accounts has been a sneaky tactic of some people for many years. The US and Switzerland are now working together more closely to crackdown these tax evaders. The two countries will share more information with each other going forward. Discussions between the two became necessary after... ...read full post
Many of my clients end up in a tax problem situation after having a traumatic life event. Either they’ve gone through divorce, lost a job, or faced an illness either themselves or a family member, or even experienced a death in the family. They stop filing taxes or perhaps... ...read full post
