Texas Tax Attorney Defending You and Your Business
Against Aggressive IRS Actions
Every tax season, the IRS receives millions of paper and e-filed returns. However, not every taxpayer submits a return, and some Texas residents may fail to file for several years. The willful failure to file a return could lead to
If you fall behind on debt in Austin, Texas, you may get calls from creditors. Some consumers don’t know their rights and believe they have no recourse to stop the calls. Many debt collectors follow the law, but others do
When the IRS comes after you for owning taxes or for some other tax collection reason, it can be intimidating. At Ronald Arthur Stearns, Attorney at Law PPLC, we understand the stress this can cause you and want to help
The Internal Revenue Service may request payment of past-due taxes, but people have the legal right to appeal circumstances they disagree with. Even though people may feel slightly panicked after receiving correspondence notifying them of an impending levy of their
There are many different aspects of running a business in Texas and there are many deadlines that people must meet throughout the year. One of the deadlines is that people must file their taxes on time or file for extensions
The Internal Revenue Service has a host of collection tools that it may employ when an individual has unpaid tax debts. One of those tools, called a levy, allows the IRS to take a debtor’s property in satisfaction of the
Financial troubles could lead to financial ruins. Getting behind on bills is one thing, but being unable to pay the taxes you owe, that can have serious implications. Whether you are dealing with temporary financial problems due to a divorce,
On February 19, 2020, the Internal Revenue Service released the news that it will enhance its efforts to visit high income earners who have failed to timely file one or more tax returns. The visits will target those who generally
There are few things as scary in an Austin resident’s life as receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Even before opening the letter, taxpayers imagine the myriad ways in which their life is about to change because of
Austin couples that are newly separated or going through a divorce have enough on their plate without having to worry about how their new marital status will affect their taxes. Navigating these new waters can be tricky, as many have
