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• SFR Substitute for Returns: IRS Action on Non-Filers
  
  In the latest Star Wars episode, the evil empire executes a brutal revenge on the Jedi. While the IRS is not an evil empire (and due to the Revenue Reform Act of 1998 not very brutal anymore); it too is...

• Tax & Financial Impacts of Divorce: 10 Mistakes to Avoid
  
  Divorce is something no one hopes will happen to them when they get married. Unfortunately, almost half of all marriages end in divorce. Since few people have pre-nuptial agreements, most divorces involve...

• IRS Offer-in-Compromise, Hype or Hope?
  
  "Settle for Pennies on the Dollar! IRS debts settled for $20 Wipe out the Penalties with an Offer"-such is the language of Offer-in-Compromise promoters. What they fail to tell you is that one has to qualify...

• 5 Reasons To Choose An Enrolled Agent Tax Professional
  
  There are many types of tax professionals who can prepare your taxes. What difference does it make whom you choose? It makes a lot of difference. As a consumer your goal should be to NOT overpay for professional...

• IRS Statute of Limitations: Do Taxes Ever Expire?
  
  Many Americans believe that an IRS debt is a debt for life and that the tax collector can hound them to the grave. Thankfully, that is not the case and there are statutory time limits on the ability of...

• What To Do If You're Being Audited
  
  Audits are regularly issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). There are two main reasons why an individual or business may be audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Random audits are not as...

• Your IRS Tax Appeal Rights
  
  Are you in the middle of a disagreement with the IRS? One of the guaranteed rights for all taxpayers is the right to appeal. If you disagree with the IRS about the amount of your tax liability or about...

• Offers In Compromise
  
  An offer in compromise (OIC) is an agreement between a taxpayer and the Internal Revenue Service that resolves the taxpayers tax liability. The IRS has the authority to settle, or compromise, federal...

• If you get the dreaded audit letter, here's what you should know.
  

• Home Based Business Tips
  
  While you are beginning your path to financial freedom, there are a some tidbits of wisdom to consider from those who have been on this journey before you. The first tip is regarding your taxes: Be extremely...

• What is a Federal Tax Lien?
  
  A Federal Tax Lien (FTL) is a legal instrument that secures the claim of the United States in the right, title, and interest of a debtor taxpayers assets. It is a public document and is recorded at the...

• IRS Audit - A True Story
  
  Who does not fear an IRS audit? We all do. We all fear the face to face, exhausting, unpredictable and time consuming interaction with the Internal Revenue Services agent.We all have that scary feeling...

• I'm being audited by the IRS-Now what?
  
  How does the IRS decide who gets audited? The IRS uses a recently updated formula and scoring system to evaluate tax returns. If something seems out of whack- -like low income accompanied by extremely...

• Taxation of Forgiven Debt: The 1099C & You
  
  Often people fall on hard times and stop paying on credit cards. After a while the account may go to an outside debt collector who might offer a settlement of the debt for 30-40% of theoriginal sum. Once...

• IRS Gets Tough on Collection of Large Tax Debts
  
  The Federal budget deficit is big and getting bigger. As you may be aware, our political leadership in both parties is not fond of cutting spending despite what they may say to voters from time to time....

• 10 Thoughts on Tax Offer in Compromise
  
  Beware of advertisements that claim to settle tax debts for "pennies on the dollar". Check the Offer In Compromise requirements to see if it is right for you.1. If you are unable to pay a tax debt in full,...

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EA Moms is trade name given to Accounting and Tax Professionals who chose to work in an “relaxed” environment. 

Some work from home, other work from personal offices.   Not all are moms, there are some Dads, of which Marell is one.  Each EA is independent and has been tested by IRS.

Being in a relaxed environment has many advantages.  Lower overhead, faster response time, more availability etc.
 
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