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Removing a Tax Levy
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Jan 25th 2011
Category: Tax Liens
A tax levy is an administrative action by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in which they seize your personal property to satisfy a tax liability. This is done under federal authority and without the need to go to court...
Pros and Cons of Debt Settlement
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Jan 4th 2011
Category: Debt Negotiation
If a creditor has sold your debts to a collection agency and you have trouble paying those debts, you might consider debt settlement.
Maintaining Privacy During Bankruptcy
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Jan 3rd 2011
Category: Bankruptcy Planning
If you plan to file for bankruptcy in Maryland, you may be concerned about maintaining the privacy of this decision. Some of your initial concerns about filing for bankruptcy in Maryland...
What To Expect From Bankruptcy
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Jan 3rd 2011
Category: Filing for Bankruptcy, Maryland
Bankruptcy is a significant process that can impact your whole life for years to come. Therefore, before you file for bankruptcy in Maryland, you should be aware of what to expect, as...
Getting Free Credit Reports
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Dec 12th 2010
Category: Credit Repair
According to the Free Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies is required to provide you with a free copy of your credit report. These companies include Equifax...
Multiple Bankruptcy Filings
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Nov 30th 2010
Category: Filing for Bankruptcy
If you have already filed for bankruptcy, and you think you need to file for bankruptcy again, you should immediately consult with a bankruptcy attorney. The truth is that you may be able to file for bankruptcy...
Avoid Tax Problems Through Record Keeping
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Nov 30th 2010
Category: Business Tax
A good way to avoid tax problems is to keep detailed records of your finances. You should also keep records of your expenditures, such as utility bills, credit card statements and receipts. With records of your...
What Is An IRS Certified Letter?
Submitted By: Roopesh Vijayan On: Nov 22nd 2010
Category: IRS and Tax Audits
If you receive an IRS certified letter, it means that the IRS is letting you know that they are taking action, or that they intend to take action against you. If you ignore an IRS certified letter, you may face serious...