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Myth: " Settling my case with the IRS doesn't mean I'll walk away footloose and fancy-free"

Answer: I'm not going to paint some rosy picture that facing up to your IRS problem and working out a solution is going to be pleasant.

Tax evasion and tax avoidance – what's the difference?

Myth: The IRS can seize any form of personal property to satisfy a tax debt

Have you developed a false sense of security?

Maybe the IRS placed a lien against your property as a "warning shot across the bow", but you haven't responded.

Cary B. Bryson a Louisiana Tax Resolution Attorney, recently hit four separate Amazon.com best-seller lists with "Protect and Defend" book.

WASHINGTON –– The Internal Revenue Service is providing tax relief to individuals and businesses affected by Hurricane Isaac.

The American Institute of CPAs has written to Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Doug Shulman outlining its concerns with what it sees as a "widespread problem affecting numerous taxpayers": erroneous letters from the IRS to taxpayers filing foreign trust forms.

A former Internal Revenue Service revenue agent and tax preparer has pleaded guilty to charges that he tried to hire a hit man to kill four of his former clients who were scheduled to testify against him in a tax fraud case.

The summer wedding season is well underway, and the Internal Revenue Service thought it would be nice to give a little advice to those of you who recently said "I do." If you -- or your clients -- follow these seven tips, you will likely have an easier time when tax season rolls around...

Cary Bryson, a Louisiana Tax Resolution Attorney, is contributing to new documentary as Executive Producer.