Next month Texas residents will be required to submit their tax returns and pay any amounts due to the government. While some may receive refunds for overpayments on their income taxes, others will have to satisfy their tax obligations by

It’s never a great feeling to be hit with an unexpected tax bill, especially given the fact that the Internal Revenue Service has powerful collection methods that can wreak havoc on an individual’s life. Fortunately, those individuals who owe less

Being married has its advantages. Amongst them are several tax benefits that can lessen your obligation to the IRS each year. Yet, there are instances where one spouse’s actions or inaction has a significant effect on the family’s tax liabilities,

Previous posts on this Texas blog have mentioned time and again that there are ways to meet one’s tax obligations to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and even end up paying less than what one owed originally. Options, such as

When a married Texas resident files a joint tax return, it means they are both jointly and severally responsible for the ensuing liability. So, not only is it possible to collect the tax liability from the couple, the Internal Revenue

When tax season comes around, your spouse usually files a joint return. After all, filing as a married couple is much easier than filing individual returns. However, something went wrong last year: Your spouse must have made an error on

Getting a letter saying you owe money to the IRS ranks right up there with learning you have to get teeth pulled. It is anxiety-inducing, and you want it over quick. If you do not have the money to pay