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Review Webinar Recording - What to do When the IRS Comes Knocking Series - Part 1

Part 1 - The IRS Collection Process & Most Common Collection Alternatives
05.06.2025 | 11 a. m. to noon

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IRS Collection Process and Most Common c

Part 1 of a 3-Part Series

Originally Held: May 6, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. to noon
Cost: Complimentary

Quite often, the acronym IRS can send a cold shudder through the bodies of many American taxpayers. While the immense power and reach of this federal agency can be cause for concern, with a little knowledge you can turn fear into opportunity.

Truth be known, the big, bad Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provides taxpayers with various ways to address back taxes owed and to otherwise help people and companies cooperate with the agency’s revenue collection mission. Part one of this three-part series demystified the IRS tax collection process and reviewed the two most common collection alternatives available to taxpayers.

Future installments will focus on additional collection alternatives available based upon a taxpayer’s unique circumstance and the dreaded IRS audit process. You won’t want to miss any of these information packed webinars.

Who Should Attend

Individual taxpayers, recipients of litigation settlements and corporate executives who are responsible for their organization’s tax planning strategies and compliance.

Presenter

Joe Peterson

Webinar Recording

When the IRS Comes Knocking Part 1

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