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The IRS doesn’t care that Texas has no income tax.
Darrin T. Mish has spent 32 years resolving federal tax problems: offers in compromise, levy releases, payroll tax, audits, and unfiled returns. Over $100 million in IRS debt resolved.
Texas IRS Guides
Written for Texans. By an attorney who’s done it.
Can the IRS Take Your Texas Homestead?
Texas has the strongest homestead protection in America. Here is exactly how far it goes against the IRS, and where it stops.
Read the guide →The Offer in Compromise for Texas Taxpayers: Real Numbers, Real Rules
Yes, people really do settle IRS debt for less than they owe. No, it is not because they hired someone from a radio ad. Here is how the formula works and who actually qualifies.
Read the guide →IRS Bank Levy in Dallas: The 21-Day Window and How to Use It
Your account is frozen and the clock is running. What a bank levy actually takes, what it cannot touch, and how to get your money back before the bank sends it to the IRS.
Read the guide →Payroll Tax Problems for Dallas Business Owners: The Debt That Follows You Home
Form 941 debt is the most dangerous tax problem in America. Why the IRS treats withheld payroll taxes differently, and what a business owner must do in the first 30 days.
Read the guide →Texas Community Property and Innocent Spouse Relief: What Married Texans Need to Know
Community property law can make one spouse's tax problem both spouses' nightmare. Here is how the IRS treats married Texans, and the relief Congress built for the spouse who did nothing wrong.
Read the guide →Unfiled Tax Returns in Texas: How to Come Back From Years of Not Filing
Five years behind? Ten? You are not going to jail, and you probably do not have to file all of them. The IRS playbook for non-filers, and the right way back in.
Read the guide →Why Texans Call
Texas protects you from creditors. The IRS is not an ordinary creditor.
The homestead exemption, the wage garnishment ban, the Property Code: none of it binds federal tax collection. The IRS can levy a Texas bank account, garnish a Texas paycheck, and file a lien against a Texas homestead without a court order.
The protections that actually work against the IRS come from federal law: appeal rights, hardship rules, settlement programs, and the ten-year collection statute. Using them well is the whole job. It’s been my job for 32 years.
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