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Questions about the collection of taxes. I spent six-plus years in Collections with the IRS and spoke with over 20,000 people. Tax levies, liens, Offer in Compromise, unfiled tax returns, payment/filing options.

Experience in the area

Over six years with the IRS in Collections - recently retired. Handled thousands of cases - mostly for regular people that owed anywhere from a few hundred dollars to over $100,000.

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I have a blog at www.sallymae.typepad.com/collections

Education/Credentials

Masters Degree from Iowa State in Ames.

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Recent Answers from Richard Stolp

2009-09-02 Bad to Worse:

Sorry for the tough times. I would still take a few deep breaths and send a letter to the IRS. The IRS lives on paperwork, so include as much as you can, like copies of your loan - if it shows a business

2009-09-02 Bad to Worse:

Is it just the mileage the IRS doesn't like? If you put, say on average, 75 miles a day on your vehicle - that's probably at least 3 hours a day. So if you get home at 5:30 from your regular job you

2009-08-30 Bad to Worse:

WCM, I would call the number on your notice and ask what your options are. I would also search the IRS website: www.irs.gov to be sure you understand the IRS position before you call. Since a lot

2009-08-13 A Q:

Sam, You must work overseas for a full year, I believe the number of days is 330, or you receive no tax break. It is not pro-rated, it's all or nothing. If your company is withholding taxes those dollars

2009-08-04 Request for your opinion:

Are you at work in the US? I'll review US general practices. You are correct that you may quit your job at any time, unless you are under a formal contact for a set period of time. Once you resign your

 

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