Resources
Written by the person
who would handle your case.
One article a month, on IRS procedure and the situations that bring people here. Every piece carries a byline, a credential and a visible date, because you should be able to see who wrote it and when.
On cadence. This section publishes one article a month. That is a deliberate limit
rather than an aspiration: a blog with four posts and a two-year-old newest date is a worse signal than
no blog at all, so the commitment here is to a rate that can be sustained through two filing seasons
rather than a burst that stops in March. Upcoming pieces cover the common IRS notices in sequence,
CP14, LT11, the Final Notice of Intent to Levy and wage garnishment options, followed by
complex-situation topics: multi-entity structures, real estate, multi-state filing and S-corporations.
Also Useful
Comparison pages, if you want the short version.
Beyond Reading
Reading is useful.
A transcript pull is better.
Articles describe the general procedure. Your account transcript describes your situation, including the collection statute date that decides most of the strategy.