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Advocate Tax Solutions is the best tax relief company dedicated to helping individuals and businesses resolve their IRS and state tax problems. We provide expert tax resolution services.
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Are Tax Settlement Services Worth It in Illinois? A Complete Guide
Owing back taxes can feel like you are stuck in quicksand. Letters keep coming, penalties grow, and it is hard to know what to do first. This guide is here to make the decision easier: when paid help is worth it, what results are realistic, and what you should watch out for in Illinois.
By Advocate Tax Solutions4 days ago in Filthy
What Are the Best Ways to Stop Wage Garnishment IRS Starts Against You?
If you want to stop wage garnishment IRS actions, you are probably facing an IRS wage levy. That is when the IRS tells your employer to send part of your wages to the IRS every pay period. Your paycheck drops, and it can feel like you have no control.
By Advocate Tax Solutions12 days ago in Filthy
Federal Tax Lien Release Requirements Every Taxpayer Should Know
A Federal Tax Lien Release is the IRS’s official confirmation that its legal claim against your property is no longer in effect. If you are trying to sell a home, refinance, buy a business asset, or simply move forward financially, understanding the release rules can save you months of frustration.
By Advocate Tax Solutions19 days ago in Filthy
What Does IRS Audit Defense Cover and How Does the Process Work?
IRS Audit Defense means you have a licensed tax pro who deals with the IRS for you. They speak to the agent, manage deadlines, prepare documents, and push for the best outcome. Most audits are by mail and move faster than people expect. Even though the overall audit rate is under one percent, if a letter arrives, quick action makes a big difference.
By Advocate Tax Solutions24 days ago in Filthy
Who Qualifies for Innocent Spouse Relief? Eligibility Explained
Filing a joint tax return can be smart for many couples. The catch is that both people are responsible for the full bill. If your spouse or former spouse made mistakes or did not pay, you may not have to carry that debt. Innocent Spouse Relief and IRS spouse relief can remove or reduce what you owe when it would be unfair to collect from you. This guide explains the rules in simple language, shows how to apply, and shares clear examples so you can decide your next step with confidence.
By Advocate Tax Solutionsabout a month ago in Filthy
Benefits of Hiring a Professional for Innocent Spouse Relief and How It Helps Your Case
Getting a surprise tax bill because of a joint return can feel unfair and scary. If the problem came from your spouse or former spouse, Innocent Spouse Relief and IRS spouse relief can protect you from paying for mistakes you did not make. The rules are detailed and the IRS wants proof, not just a story. That is where a skilled tax professional adds real value. With the right plan, clear evidence, and good timing, your chances of success go up and your stress goes down.
By Advocate Tax Solutionsabout a month ago in Filthy
What Is the IRS Spouse Relief Form and Who Qualifies to File It?
If a joint tax return left you with a bill caused by a spouse or a former spouse, the IRS Spouse Relief form may give you a way out. In plain terms, that phrase usually points to two different IRS forms. Form 8857 for Innocent Spouse Relief helps you ask the IRS to remove or split a joint tax debt that is tied to your spouse. Form 8379 for Injured Spouse Allocation helps you keep your share of a joint refund when it is taken to pay your spouse’s separate debts. Knowing which one fits your situation is the key to a better outcome.
By Advocate Tax Solutions2 months ago in Filthy
Why Does the IRS Offer a Partial Pay Installment Agreement and Who Benefits Most?
A Partial Pay Installment Agreement (PPIA) can be a good middle ground if you owe the IRS more money than you can realistically pay back. It lets you make monthly payments that are easy to afford until the collection clock runs out, which usually means you'll pay less than the full amount. Here's why the IRS offers it, who it helps the most, and how it works.
By Advocate Tax Solutions2 months ago in Filthy
What Are the Requirements for a Streamlined Installment Agreement?
When tax debt feels urgent, the streamlined installment agreement can be a calm and simple path to get back on track. This plan is built for people who can pay their balance over time and want fast approval with less paperwork. Below you will find a clear, well-structured guide to help you decide if a streamlined installment agreement fits your needs, how to set it up, and how it compares to other choices.
By Advocate Tax Solutions2 months ago in Filthy
Can You Qualify for a Streamlined Installment Agreement? Common Questions Answered
Wondering if you can set up a fast, no-hassle payment plan with the IRS? A Streamlined Installment Agreement (SIA) is often the easiest path to resolve a tax balance without submitting financial statements. It fits many individuals who owe up to $50,000 and can finish paying within 72 months. In this guide, built on current IRS rules and practical experience from resolution tax services work, you’ll find clear answers, examples, and simple steps to help you decide whether a streamlined plan is right for you—and how to avoid costly mistakes.
By Advocate Tax Solutions3 months ago in Filthy
Understanding Non Collectible Tax Debt: A Guide to Temporary IRS Relief
When basic bills already stretch your paycheck, the idea of paying the IRS can feel impossible. In that case, the IRS may mark your account “Currently Not Collectible” (CNC). This status—often called non collectible tax debt—pauses active collections because forcing payments would create hardship. It’s not forgiveness, but it can give you time to stabilize, fix withholding, and consider longer‑term solutions.
By Advocate Tax Solutions3 months ago in Filthy
Do Federal Agencies Pay Taxes? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’re like most people, you have asked yourself, “Do Federal Agencies Pay Taxes?”. It can be a bit much to decipher, especially for federal employees, contractors, or businesses that sell to the government. Let’s get this in simple English so that you can make a really smart and confident decision and avoid making a costly mistake.
By Advocate Tax Solutions3 months ago in Journal
