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Month: October 2024

My OIC was Rejected. Now What? 

If your Offer in Compromise (OIC) is rejected by the IRS, it can feel discouraging, but you still have options. Understanding why the offer was rejected and how to proceed can empower you to pursue alternative solutions for addressing your tax debt. […]

Can I Modify My IRS Payment Plan? 

When faced with tax debt, an IRS payment plan, also known as an installment agreement, offers a lifeline. It allows taxpayers to pay off their debt in smaller, more manageable amounts over time. But what if your financial circumstances change? Can you […]

My Tax Debt Hit $50,000. Now What? 

When your tax debt reaches or exceeds $50,000, the situation becomes more serious with heightened IRS collection efforts and potential penalties. In this article, we’ll explore what happens when your tax debt crosses this threshold, provide real-life examples, and discuss available tax […]

Are Political Donations Tax Deductible? 

Political donations are a vital part of democratic systems, empowering individuals to support their preferred candidates, parties, and causes. As Election Day approaches, people often wonder whether their contributions to political campaigns, committees, or candidates can be deducted on their tax returns. […]

How Data Breaches Affect Your Taxes

Over 2.9 billion records of personal data, including Social Security numbers, were leaked on the dark web, putting taxpayers at risk of tax identity theft. Optima CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang explain what tax identity theft is, how […]

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