Publisher Comments: In any legal case, proceeding or plan you may be involved with, it is always best to perform your own research to make sure that the information
Chapter 2: The F.O.I.A. and Privacy Acts (Acting for You)Chapter 2: The F.O.I.A. and Privacy Acts (Acting for You)
Publisher Comments: Do you think that the Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) assessed and billed you incorrectly? Do you think that they made procedural mistakes, in relation to your tax
Chapter 3: Disclosure Suit for F.O.I.A. and the Privacy ActChapter 3: Disclosure Suit for F.O.I.A. and the Privacy Act
Publisher’s Comments: It happens all the time, government agency like the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) incorrectly assess and bill citizens for erroneous amounts. This is why we need that
Chapter 4: The Assessment Process (Assessing Your Tax Assessment)Chapter 4: The Assessment Process (Assessing Your Tax Assessment)
Publisher’s Comments: The government can claim taxes from you after the pertinent agency figures out how much you owe. This process is called an assessment and, in the United
Chapter 5: Withholding Instructions, (Put a Hold on Your Withholding Tax Collections)Chapter 5: Withholding Instructions, (Put a Hold on Your Withholding Tax Collections)
Publisher’s Comments: Did you know that you can relieve yourself from withholding, in addition to making a hardship claim? Employees are usually subjected to withholding tax. The income
Chapter 12: Includes at no additional cost complete irrevocable Trust ready to put in useChapter 12: Includes at no additional cost complete irrevocable Trust ready to put in use
Why Should You Use an Irrevocable Trust? By Michael Ioane A trust is a relationship in which assets or properties are held by one person for another. One kind of
Chapter 11: Obtaining Status under the Social Security ProgramChapter 11: Obtaining Status under the Social Security Program
Nobody Truly is a Citizen or National of the United States By Michael Ioane An important determinant of how much tax you owe the government is your status as reported
Chapter 10: Third Party I.R.S SummonsChapter 10: Third Party I.R.S Summons
Quashing a Third-Party I.R.S. Summons By Michael Ioane It is possible for the Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) to summon you because it wants assurance that the law is not being
Chapter 9: The First Party I.R.S SummonsChapter 9: The First Party I.R.S Summons
Avoiding Self-Incrimination during IRS Summons By Michael Ioane You may be summoned by the Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) under the power of Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C.) Sections 7601 through 7655.
Chapter 8: Notice of Federal Tax LevyChapter 8: Notice of Federal Tax Levy
Releasing a Federal Tax Levy By Michael Ioane Your property may be legally seized, or taken, to pay for a debt. This is what is called a “levy” and the