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Optima Tax Relief’s Chief Tax Officer and Lead Tax Attorney, Phil, answers a common question: “I just got a bill from the IRS. What are my options?” While the answer depends on your financial situation and the amount you owe, there are several ways to address an IRS tax liability. Option 1: Pay in Full […]
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Tax identity theft can take a long time to resolve. The IRS’s stated goal is 120 days, but current IRS and Taxpayer Advocate Service data show actual resolution times running far longer, with the national average now around 19 to 20 months and currently trending longer for identity theft victim assistance cases. How long it […]
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Wondering how the new gambling tax rules could affect your 2026 tax return? CEO David King and Chief Tax Officer & Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang explain the new limitations on gambling loss deductions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and what they could mean for taxpayers. Learn how gambling winnings are taxed, when […]
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Receiving an IRS notice can be stressful, especially if you were expecting a tax refund. Many taxpayers assume that any letter from the IRS means they owe additional taxes or are being audited. Fortunately, that’s generally not the case with IRS Notice CP53E. In most situations, IRS Notice CP53E means the IRS was unable to issue your tax refund by direct deposit — either […]...
Losing a spouse is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a person can go through. During this time of grief, managing finances and understanding the tax implications of inherited assets can feel overwhelming. One common question is if widows pay taxes on life insurance payouts. The answer, in most cases, is reassuring—but there are […]
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