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IRS letters all look the same to most taxpayers. White envelopes, dense language, reference numbers, and payment demands that blur together after a while. That familiarity is dangerous. Some IRS notices truly are informational. Others are legal thresholds that, once crossed, give the IRS new enforcement powers. The problem is that many taxpayers don’t know which is which…
When the IRS threatens to seize property, it means your tax situation has reached an advanced enforcement stage. For Connecticut taxpayers, this moment often comes after months or years of unresolved notices, unfiled returns, or failed payment arrangements. Property seizure is not the IRS’s first move, but once it is on the table, timelines shorten and options narrow…
Connecticut taxpayers dealing with old tax problems often assume that time alone solves the issue. Many people believe that after a certain number of years, unpaid taxes disappear. In reality, IRS time limits are complex, and misunderstanding them can lead to costly mistakes. This guide explains how far back the IRS can assess and collect unpaid taxes, the difference…
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