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You can see from the headline what this IRS expert's advice is regarding what to do when receiving a letter from the IRS (call them immediately), but the follow-up to that is that you will want to enlist some professional help to make significant progress... "This past filing season, only 33% of callers got through on the telephone line dealing with compliance issues like liens and levies. Those who got through waited an average of 41 minutes."

Dealing with large credit card debt can seem like an insurmountable obstacle when you're in the middle of it. To help with this, we've broken a strategy down into six doable steps that you can follow to move forward ... and get on with your life. We hope this is helpful for you, and please feel free to share if it is.

One of the best times to save money is before having children. But with marriage happening later and later in our culture (and the transition into parenthood for those marriages therefore happening perhaps a bit more quickly than it otherwise might), this important savings period has been crunched. So here's some quick advice for those who are single: realize that you are saving now for your future family's financial life.

School will be back in session soon (or already is?), which, for most families, means a new set of demands on your wallet (those supply lists add up!). We understand the difficult side of this -- extra expenses are no small thing when you’re already trying to deal with tax debt or -- even more difficult -- IRS wage levies. We’ve outlined a few things you need to know about how to get the stress of your IRS problems off your shoulders in our free eBook.

"A smart man makes a mistake, learns from it, and never makes that mistake again. But a wise man finds a smart man and learns from him how to avoid the mistake altogether." - Roy H. Williams Yes! This is exactly what our office is here for. To help you fix your mistakes and avoid them next time around.