Jeffrey M. Rosenblum, P.C.

Facing a tax liability after filing a return is a serious financial matter that requires immediate attention. When a taxpayer ignores this liability, the IRS collection process in New York initiates rapidly, bringing severe consequences that can threaten personal and…

An IRS tax lien legally claims your property to secure unpaid taxes, while an IRS levy actually seizes your assets, such as bank accounts or wages, to pay the debt. Resolving unresolved tax debt in New York requires prompt legal…

Many taxpayers assume that requesting more time to submit their return also grants them more time to pay their balance, but if you filed a tax extension and still owe taxes in New York, you are already accruing additional costs.…

Finding an official envelope from the Internal Revenue Service in your mailbox can immediately elevate stress levels. Receiving an IRS underreporting notice, often labeled as a CP2000, in February is a common scenario that catches many taxpayers off guard. This…

The arrival of a new year typically brings resolutions, fresh starts, and planning for the months ahead. For many New York taxpayers, however, January also brings an unwelcome piece of mail: a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Receiving an…

Receiving a notice from the Internal Revenue Service can be an unsettling experience. The official envelope, the formal language, and the sheer authority it represents often cause immediate concern. Many individuals, overwhelmed by confusion or fear, choose to set the…

Federal employees face unique tax complexities that extend far beyond typical W-2 income reporting. From Thrift Savings Plan contributions to various government benefits, the intersection of federal employment and tax obligations creates multiple opportunities for costly oversights. As December approaches,…