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Tax relief insights from Attorney Darrin T. Mish
IRS Monday for October 5, 2026: why you should file by the October 15 extension deadline even if you can’t pay, the new official IRS app that replaced IRS2Go, and proposed rules letting some farmland sellers pay tax over four years.
Paying IRS debt in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Which tax debts must be paid in full, which can be discharged, and how the plan really works
The 3-year 2-year 240-day bankruptcy tax rule determines which IRS debts vanish in bankruptcy. Miss one deadline, you’re stuck.
The IRS 6 year rule substantial understatement extends the normal audit window when you omit 25% or more of gross income. Here’s what triggers it.
There is no statute of limitations on unfiled tax returns. The IRS can assess and collect forever until you file. What you need to know.
Wondering if Chapter 7 bankruptcy can wipe out IRS tax debt? Most of it survives. Learn which taxes qualify for discharge and the rules.
Facing an IRS lien in Pasco County? A tax attorney explains what it means, how to fight it, and the practical steps to protect your