Payroll tax debt can escalate quickly, exposing a business to growing penalties, interest, collection action, and possible personal liability. Learn why business owners should act early, restore compliance, and build a sustainable IRS or State tax resolution strategy.

Owing the IRS or State $50,000 or more often requires more than a basic payment plan. Learn why high-balance tax debt needs a complete review, a sustainable strategy, and careful consideration of penalties, interest, compliance, liens, levies, and other resolution options.

Tax debt is not always as simple as setting up a payment plan. Multiple years of debt, business tax issues, payroll tax liabilities, IRS collection activity, and compliance concerns can quickly turn a routine tax matter into a complex resolution case. Learn the warning signs that indicate a taxpayer may need specialized tax resolution support and when professionals should consider referring clients for additional help.

Tax debt does not mean you are irresponsible. It means there is a tax problem that needs clarity, strategy and the right resolution path. Learn why shame keeps taxpayers stuck and how Golden Lion Tax Solutions helps people move from avoidance to a practical next step.

An IRS notice should be reviewed carefully so you can understand the issue, the deadline and the appropriate next step. If the notice involves tax debt, a balance due, missing returns, penalties, liens, levy warnings or collection activity, Golden Lion Tax Solutions can help you understand what is happening and what options may be available.

Tax professionals should review client accounts now for possible Kwong v. United States refund or abatement opportunities. While July 10 may be the final deadline to file, waiting until July could leave too little time to properly identify eligible clients, review penalties and interest and prepare claims correctly.

The IRS is warning tax professionals that fast action matters after a suspected data breach. Learn why taxpayer data security and IRS reporting steps are so important.

When tax season ends, many business owners finally have room to look at the issues they pushed aside during filing season. One of the biggest is payroll tax debt.

A recent IRS case is a strong reminder that payroll tax debt is one of the most serious tax problems a business can face.

Every filing season, scammers find new ways to sound convincing.

Some use fear. Some use urgency. Some use promises that sound just believable enough to make people pause. And unfortunately, a lot of honest taxpayers get caught in the middle trying to figure out what is real, what is exaggerated, and what could turn into a serious problem later.

If you’re a realtor, you already know the rhythm of this business: feast or famine.

Closings hit in clusters… and then the pipeline slows… and suddenly you’re staring at a quarterly tax deadline wondering where the money went.

USPS postmark timing may not match the day you drop mail off. Here’s how to protect IRS/state deadlines with proof of mailing and defensible steps.

An IRS LT11 (Letter 1058) is a final notice before levy action. Learn what it means, what deadlines matter, and the most common ways to stop wage or bank levies.

A good tax debt referral is a client who’s ready to take action. Use this quick checklist to send a strong, qualified referral for IRS or state tax debt.

IMF (individual) and BMF (business) non-filer counts rose in FY 2024–2025. Learn what “non-filer” means, risks, and next steps.