The IRS’s Offer in Compromise (OIC) program offers a way to reduce the total tax debt you owe, often helping individuals and business owners who are struggling financially. The idea is to settle your tax bill for less than the full amount due, but not everyone...
When you’re looking to purchase a home, several financial aspects will influence your decision, with one critical factor being whether you have outstanding taxes. The short answer is: “it depends.” The situation can become complicated, so consulting...
April 15 rarely tops anyone’s list of favorite days, but for tax attorneys like us at Austin & Larson Tax Resolution, it represents something much more important—a chance for a fresh financial start. It’s the culmination of months of preparation and hard...
Winning the lottery is an exciting event, but it’s essential to understand the tax implications that come with it. In most cases, lottery winnings are considered taxable income, which means you’ll need to pay taxes on the amount you receive. The specific tax...
When a loved one passes away, settling their final tax bill can become a necessary part of managing their estate. If their taxes were not filed before the deadline, you may need to file a late return on their behalf. Filing late taxes for someone who has passed away... 
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