Stephen A Weisberg - Tax Resolution Attorney

Stephen A Weisberg - Tax Resolution Attorney Attorney and advocate for individuals, businesses, and business owners specializing in tax defense, tax debt resolution, and IRS & State Controversy.

Find Me on LinkedIn for More! https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenaweisberg/ I have over 10 years of experience representing individuals, businesses, and their owners with tax debt issues, audits, and other problems with the IRS and state. I am the lead attorney and founder of The W Tax Group, where I work directly with clients to help those with tax problems get the best possible outcomes.

This week I discuss wage garnishments and why the IRS is an as***le. Thank you for continuing to read and support my wee...
08/22/2024

This week I discuss wage garnishments and why the IRS is an as***le.

Thank you for continuing to read and support my weekly newsletter, Resolving Tax Debts!

I appreciate all of you.

The IRS is an as***le. It’s Friday and it's payday and you look at your bank account expecting to see all the money you need for the next two weeks but instead you see that your paycheck is A LOT smaller than it should be.

08/12/2024

Hey guys,

I published this week's article for my weekly LinkedIn newsletter, Resolving Tax Debt in which I discuss payroll tax debt and what you as a business owner should do if you find yourself in tax trouble.

The tax code is impossibly complex and business owners have SO much to do.

They're juggling employees, business operations, quality control, and about a thousand other things.

Which is why many find themselves with payroll tax debt problems.

Check out this week's article, Managing Payroll Tax Debt: You Realize You're Going to Be Personally Liable for Those Too, Right? which you can find at the link below.

Thank you for continuing to read my weekly newsletter, Resolving Tax Debt!

07/23/2024

I never promote myself but I wanted to find out for sure whether it's a good idea to fight the IRS by yourself, without professional representation.

I don't want to give away too much but

Spoiler Alert: It's not

Check out my articles "You Need Professional Tax Representation When You Have a Problem with the IRS (even if you think you don't)" Part 1 and 2 with links below.

https://bit.ly/Part1-

https://bit.ly/Part2--

I'd love to hear from you in the comments under the articles on LinkedIn!

The IRS uses technology from like 1995.But they just got $80 billion from the Inflation Reduction act (still the most ri...
05/29/2024

The IRS uses technology from like 1995.

But they just got $80 billion from the Inflation Reduction act (still the most ridiculous name ever)

And they're using it to update technology internally.

Changes are already under way!

1: π€ππ―πšπ§πœπžπ 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐚 𝐚𝐧𝐚π₯𝐲𝐭𝐒𝐜𝐬 - Helping the IRS spot discrepancies more easily and more accurately.

2: π€πˆ-𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 πœπ‘πšπ­π›π¨π­π¬ - Offering 24/7 support but it can’t replace humans especially for specific & complex issues.

3: 𝐁π₯𝐨𝐜𝐀𝐜𝐑𝐚𝐒𝐧 𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐑𝐧𝐨π₯𝐨𝐠𝐲 - Great for securing taxpayer information but data is hard to revise.

Let's talk about it!

Working with the IRS is a nightmare. Long waits, agents that don’t know what they’re doing, β€œcourtesy” disconnectβ€” it’s about as fun as having a tooth pulled.

You Have a Right to Privacy When Dealing with the IRS!     Read more πŸ‘‰ https://lttr.ai/ozY3
11/16/2021

You Have a Right to Privacy When Dealing with the IRS! Read more πŸ‘‰ https://lttr.ai/ozY3

10/19/2021

Taxpayers Often Use the Words β€œLevy” and β€œLien” as One and the Same Not Realizing These are Two Totally Different Things
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To find out if your benefits are taxable, taxpayers should...Read the full article: Social Security Benefits May Be Taxa...
10/12/2021

To find out if your benefits are taxable, taxpayers should...

Read the full article: Social Security Benefits May Be Taxable
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The general rule is that 10 years is the maximum length of time that the IRS can legally collect on a balance.Read the f...
09/16/2021

The general rule is that 10 years is the maximum length of time that the IRS can legally collect on a balance.

Read the full article: What Are the IRS Statutes of Limitations On Collections
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