The Newport Beach Tax Attorney Blog

Finding a notice from the IRS in your mailbox can be stressful, but the most important thing is not to ignore it. IRS notices often include deadlines, and responding promptly can h...

Many individuals believe that once a divorce is finalized, they are no longer responsible for tax issues connected to their former spouse. Unfortunately, that is not always the case.

When a married couple files a joint tax return, both spouses generally become jointly and severally liable for the taxes owed. This means the IRS may pursue either spouse for the entire ba...

Yes — in certain situations, the IRS can notify the U.S. Department of State to deny, revoke, or limit a taxpayer’s passport because of unpaid federal tax debt.

This typically applies when a taxpayer has “se...

Every mile on your vehicle’s odometer tells a story — where you’ve been, how far you’ve traveled, and sometimes how long you’ve avoided maintenance. The same can be said for unresolved tax problems.

In honor of National Odometer Day, it’s a good reminder that tax issues rarely stay parked. Penalties, interest, and enforcement activity continue to add up over time, and ...