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If you find that you cannot pay your income tax bill, you will find many options available to you. First of all, the IRS has ten years to collect back taxes from the assessment date. However, there are certain events that can occur that can extend this time period, such as bankruptcy. You must find out if you have unpaid back taxes, the amount of those taxes, and the applicable date that they expire.

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) could solve your tax problem. The offer requires the taxpayer to prove that he or she will not be able to pay the full back taxes over four or five years even if the IRS forced a sale of all assets that the taxpayer owns. Just like other available options, an offer in compromise can only be accepted if a taxpayer has filed all of his or her back tax returns. Continue reading ‘Need IRS Tax Relief? How to Solve Your Tax Problems’ »

Posted by admin on December 20, 2009 at 7:51 pm under Taxes-Relief.
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There are several things you can do to make the task of paying bills seem like less of a chore. For example, online bill-paying is fast and convenient. Not only do you avoid the hassle of writing checks and sealing the envelopes, applying stamps and filling out your return address (or adding that return-address label), you also save the time and money that would have been required for a trip to the post office for stamps.

Several utility companies and suppliers of regular services (insurance, for example) are happy to set up automatic withdrawals. Keep an eye on your account to make sure transactions are put through accurately and as scheduled. You can usually set up a withdrawal limit with the bank, too, to head off any potential errors.

Some services can be pre-paid, giving you extra control over budgetary concerns. If you have provided your kids with cell phones, the pre-paid variety are an ideal way to keep their calls and text messaging in check, and head off some expensive surprises!

Have a reasonable budget and stick to it. Bill paying is far more frustrating when your resources are over-burdened. Try to live within your means and plan ahead for those regular expenses. If you can set aside a little money in a reserve fund, in case unexpected bills do pop up, that stashed-away cash can really come in handy and help reduce potential stress. Continue reading ‘Sound Tips For Budgets and Online Bill Paying’ »

Posted by admin on November 29, 2009 at 9:07 pm under Budgeting.
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It is hard to manage your financial obligations if you are a single parent. This is because the entire financial burden is on your meager shoulders and there are too many bills to pay for. In addition, you have to provide for your children’s educational expenses and their lunches and extra curricular activities so that they do not feel left out.

As much as you want to provide for your children, you cannot.

Now you do not need to worry. This is because the American government is providing special grants for single parents that will help you pay for your child’s lunch, your household spending, your medical insurance and your housing.

However, it is not easy to avail these grants. The reason is that these grants are provided to those who prove to return productively to the economy. Therefore, if you think you can either return to college on a scholarship, set up a new business, or do hospital services in exchange of medical aid, you can surely avail any of these grants. Continue reading ‘Government Grants For Single Parents – Find Out All There is to Know’ »

Posted by admin on November 26, 2009 at 6:17 pm under Personal Finance.
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