Can IRS tax debt really put your passport at risk? In 2026, certain seriously delinquent federal tax debts over $66,000 can be certified to the State Department. Learn what CP508C means, which exclusions may apply, and what options may help resolve the tax problem.
Facing foreclosure while also dealing with IRS debt can feel overwhelming. IRSProb cannot control your mortgage lender, but it may be able to address tax liens, IRS collection pressure, and other tax problems that are making it harder to refinance, sell, or stabilize your finances.
What happens if the IRS sends you more money than you were supposed to receive? A 2026 Tax Court case shows why an IRS refund mistake does not automatically mean you can keep the extra money and why the type of refund error can affect how the IRS gets it back
Can AI get your tax preparer in trouble with the IRS? A 2026 Tax Court case involving apparently fake case citations shows why tax professionals still need to verify AI-generated research, protect taxpayer data, and take responsibility for their work.
TIGTA found that the IRS paid about $213 million in improper EITC payments tied to nonwork Social Security numbers. The bigger issue was a data gap that made it difficult for the IRS to separate valid claims from ineligible ones.
Is the IRS going after bootleggers? TTB handles much of federal alcohol enforcement, but illegal liquor can also create serious tax problems involving unpaid excise taxes, unreported income, and tax evasion.
IRS Form 14157 is used to report suspected tax preparer misconduct. Learn when to file it, when Form 14157-A may also apply, what records to gather, and why reporting the preparer does not automatically fix your IRS account
Selling farmland can be a major financial decision. Before Texas landowners finalize a sale, understanding the possible tax considerations, important records, and planning decisions can help them move forward with better information.
Disagree with an IRS decision? The IRS appeal process may give you an opportunity for an independent review. Learn when Appeals may be available, how to request it, what to include in a protest, and which deadlines matter.
The IRS interest rate 2026 remains 7% annually for individual underpayments in Q4, compounded daily. Here is what that means if you owe taxes, use a payment plan, or are watching an IRS balance continue to change.
