Comments on: What Should I Do If I Can’t Pay My Taxes? What Options Do I Have?

By: Suze Orman’s Debt Loyalty List: An Order of Paying off Debt

Suze Orman’s Debt Loyalty List: An Order of Paying off Debt — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 04:14:00 +0000

[...] first on the list is debt owed to the IRS. As Suze says, owing any money to the IRS is, “Bad, bad, bad.” (I think she added [...]

By: Free Games

Free Games — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:25:52 +0000

Hopefully nobody reading this blog ends up not being able to pay their taxes. But, if you do, then I believe being upfront and honest can make dealing with the IRS a little easier. You may need a little luck to get the employee who is willing to take the time to listen and help you, I still haven’t seen the “friendly IRS” referenced above for basic questions on forms.

By: What if You Miss the Tax Deadline?

What if You Miss the Tax Deadline? — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:19:56 +0000

[...] More information: Here is more about your options if you can’t pay your taxes. [...]

By: Imee

Imee — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 07:36:53 +0000

I agree with Get Out of Debt Guy. The IRS somehow is being more friendly to clients now, they're becoming less of a nightmare and more of actual help when a family member of mine was trying to fix her taxes. I guess when they put off a friendlier vibe, people aren't so stubborn with paying on time anymore. Imees last blog post..Biden, Vilsack Announce Affordable Housing Grants Under Obama’s Housing Plan

By: What happens if you don't file your tax return | Good Financial Cents

What happens if you don't file your tax return | Good Financial Cents — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 02:44:58 +0000

[...] If it’s getting close to the wire and you still don’t have all your tax information together, you still can file a tax extension. The key on the extension is paying an estimated tax in the event that you owe. If you haven’t paid any tax throughout the year, or not enough; then the same interest and penalties would apply. If you can’t pay your taxes, you still have options. [...]

By: Get Out of Debt Guy

Get Out of Debt Guy — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:18:34 +0000

The IRS has become suddenly more friendly to deal with. The key is to call them proactively and not wait for them to come a calling for you. The agents are flexible, friendly and have impressed me a lot in the past year. Just think twice before putting taxes on a credit card. Better to owe the IRS since it will be at lower interest rate than a jacked up credit card interest. Steve Get Out of Debt Guys last blog post..Advertisements About Eliminating IRS Debt Not Honest