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New York consumers who are dealing with an overwhelming amount of debt may find they have to deal with attempts from creditors to collect on past-due balances. Creditors and debt collectors have the right to seek payment from consumers, but…

If you have never had problems with your taxes before, getting a notice from the Internal Revenue Service that they are auditing you can be a bit alarming. The word audit is scary to a lot of people, simply because…

Falling behind on your taxes can happen very quickly, and tax debt is among the hardest to overcome. Not only are there few alternatives for eliminating tax debt, but the IRS has power to claim the money you owe without…

If the Internal Revenue Service has reached out to you about a potential tax problem, you may feel concerned and on edge about the whole thing. It is completely normal to feel that way. Many people believe that when dealing…

While it may be possible to logically assume that your financial stability is going to be strong or weak according to various circumstances in your life, you can never predict with 100 percent certainty what lies in store for your…

You may have numerous reasons to hold assets overseas. Perhaps your company does business with foreign entities, and you have an interest in those entities. Maybe you have immigrated to the U.S. and still own personal property in your homeland.…

Making the choice to move forward with filing for consumer bankruptcy can be difficult, especially if you are unsure which chapter may be most appropriate for your unique situation. If you are unable to meet your financial obligations and are…

You received the letter from the Internal Revenue Service that no one in the state of New York, or anywhere else for that matter, wants to get. You are being audited and now you have concerns about how to handle the…

Financial issues are not always limited to people who are married and trying to raise a family or divorced and coping with support payments and the division of assets. According to one financial literacy company, problems with money can begin…

“Taxpayers that they still have time to contribute to an IRA for 2014 and, in many cases, qualify for a deduction or even a tax credit. Contributions to traditional IRAs are often deductible, but distributions, usually after age 59½, are…