Stand Up to the IRS Blog

Owe 941 employment taxes to the IRS? If the answer is yes, the IRS will be looking at you personally as a collection source. The Service will look at anyone they believe may be a Responsible Person of the delinquent business.

Unlike many of M&M's competitors, we do not start a new client relationship with a plan to charge additional fees. We quote a flat fee to each prospective client, and our clients determine the rest.

Have you filed your W2/W3 forms completely and correctly each year with the Social Security Administration (SSA)? If you haven't filed your W2/W3 forms, your business may be looking at a hefty Civil Penalty.

What can M&M do within 15 days? Plenty! Don't let the phony guarantees and empty promises of other tax resolution companies sell you a bill of goods.

So, how can levies be stopped? It takes some work.

When a business owes a significant payroll tax debt to the IRS and can't pay it back in a lump sum full payment, the IRS looks to assess the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty portion of the debt to the Responsible Individuals that operate the business.

Know Your Appeal Rights? If you've received s Final Notice of Intent to Levy from the IRS, it's time for decisive action. Notice 1058 is your last warning before the Service seizes your assets. Learn more.

Do you have a Trust Fund meeting scheduled with your Revenue Officer? Here's a quick tip to help.

As small business owners, we have a lot to keep track of. And with so much going on in our personal and professional lives, it's easy to let the two blend together. Some things must be kept separate, however, and money is at the top of the list.

Listening to ads and talking to representatives from “Offer Mill” tax resolution companies can be confusing for people in crisis mode searching for tax relief. Find out why the Offer in Compromise may NOT be the right fit for you.