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7 Year-End Tax Tips

As we approach 2022, Optima wants to wish you a happy holiday season and remind you to take advantage of this special time of year. The end of the year is the perfect time to organize your tax records and prepare to file! Optima CEO David King prompts thought-provoking topics as Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang provides comprehensive tips for year-end tax filing. Ensure your tax return is as accurate as possible and cement a successful tax season with this video guide from Optima Tax Relief!

IRS Enforcement is Back! What You Need to Know

On today’s episode of The Tax Show for People Who Owe, CEO David King highlights the difficulties of dealing with IRS Enforcement; otherwise known as Collections. Optima’s Lead Tax Attorney, Philip Hwang, shares his insight and offers “Tax Pro Tips” ranging from IRS authority, to what you can expect when you’re subjected to IRS collection actions. Tune in to learn what you should do if you’re facing a levy or awaiting an inevitable call from the IRS.

Revenue Officers and Small Businesses

Many small business owners are at risk of being assigned a Revenue Officer (RO). If a small business withholds taxes from their employees but fails to hand it over to the IRS, the IRS can assign an RO, garnish bank accounts and wages, seize property and real estate, and even show up at your place of business. CEO David King and In-house Expert & Enrolled Agent Rosie Steele provide helpful tips on what small business owners should do if they are assigned an RO.

How to Deal with a Revenue Officer

Optima in-house Revenue Officer expert and Enrolled Agent Rosie Steele returns to The Tax Show to continue the RO discussion with CEO David King. You may have been assigned one, or you might be expecting to hear from one if you owe a large sum to the IRS. What is the role of an RO, and how much do they affect your tax case? Rosie and David will tell you everything you need to know about dealing with a Revenue Officer.

What is an IRS Revenue Officer?

Revenue Officers deal with the most advanced tax collection cases that the IRS has on file. If you owe a large sum of money to the IRS, you could potentially have a Revenue Officer assigned to you. Optima CEO David King and in-house Revenue Officer expert and Enrolled Agent, Rosie Steele, provide helpful tips on what individuals can do if they have been assigned a Revenue Officer.

IRS Audits: Tips for Staying on the IRS’s Good Side

The IRS has the authority to audit any tax return. Optima CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang explain what an audit is and help taxpayers understand what they can do to stay on the right side of the IRS. (One important tip: The IRS sends audit notices through the U.S. Postal Service. “Audit notices” coming to you over the phone or email can safely be considered a scam.)