Can the IRS take my home or Social Security?
The IRS can take your home. They can also take your Social Security income. The reason that this sometimes happens is that taxpayers refuse to enter into any kind of payment agreement or they fail to file their returns.
Contact The Law Office Of Mary King PL Today
The IRS can take approximately 15% of your monthly income, Social Security income and they will apply it to your outstanding tax debt. It is rare that the IRS can take your home, however that does happen in certain circumstances involving tax fraud or tax evasion.
Recent Posts
In this blog post, you’ll learn what a Power of Attorney is, when you need it, and how to submit a Power of Attorney to the IRS. Contact our POA Lawyer today!
Learn the difference between estate planning and wills with the Law Office of Mary King, PL. Protect your assets and secure your legacy. Call us Today!
Is the Improper payment rate still too high at the IRS? Let’s break down what improper payments mean, why it matters, and what the IRS. Learn More
Learn the differences between the governing bodies of a trust: the Trustee and Power of Attorney, including who's eligible and key responsibilities. Read More
Have queries about the probate process? Learn the 8 general stages of probate in this guide to probate steps from Trust & Will. Call our probate attorney today
Categories
- About Mary
- Client Reviews
- Filing Taxes
- IRS
- IRS Problems
- Local Events
- Paying Taxes
- Plan Ahead
- Tax Attorney
- Tax Debt
- Tax Deductions
- Tax Law
- Tax Obligation
- Tax Preparation
- Tax Reform
- Tax Refund
- Tax Scams
- Taxation
