Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA

Do you owe back taxes to the IRS or your state government or have unfiled tax returns? Then this is the podcast for you! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Logan Allec, CPA — owner of A+ BBB-accredited tax resolution firm Choice Tax Relief — explains exactly how to get tax relief for your back tax debt. Would you like a FREE tax relief consultation with Logan's company, Choice Tax Relief? Schedule your consultation now by calling 866-8000-TAX!

Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA is a business podcast hosted by Logan Allec, with 727 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Roth IRA Earned Income Requirements: Can You Contribute Gift Money?

  Aug 5, 20263 min

  Does the exact money you deposit into a Roth IRA have to come directly from your paycheck? In this video, I explain how the earned-income requirement for Roth IRA contributions actually works, whether money received as a gift can be deposited into the account, and what ultimately determines how much you are allowed to contribute. I also discuss the potential 6% annual excise tax that may apply when someone makes an excess IRA contribution and fails to correct it. Watch my other Roth IRA videos: ▶️ 15 ROTH IRA MISTAKES You Never Want to Make! Pro-Rata Rule and More! • 15 ROTH IRA MISTAKES You Never Want to Mak... ▶️ Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Similarities, Differences, and More! • Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Similarities... ▶️ How to Set Up a Backdoor Roth IRA at Vanguard • How to Set Up a Backdoor Roth IRA at Vanguard ▶️ Roth IRA For Kids: EVERYTHING You Need to Know + Step-by-Step Tutorial • Roth IRA For Kids: EVERYTHING You Need to ... This video is for general educational purposes only and is not individualized tax, legal, investment, or financial advice. #RothIRA #IRAContributions #RetirementPlanning #PersonalFinance #TaxTips

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  Audit Reconsideration May Be in Order Here...IRS Used $0 Cost Basis!

  Aug 4, 20266 min

  This taxpayer spent six years paying the IRS for a 2019 stock sale—only to discover that the IRS may have calculated the tax using a cost basis of zero. He originally owed between $14,000 and $16,000, has paid more than $10,000 through an IRS installment agreement and intercepted tax refunds, and still owes nearly $6,000. In this video, I explain: • Why simply filing an amended 2019 tax return may not fix the problem • How audit reconsideration works in a CP2000 automated underreporter case • What cost-basis documentation should be submitted to the IRS • Whether he should stop making installment agreement payments • Why the refund statute may prevent him from recovering everything he overpaid • Why dealing with the IRS Automated Underreporter unit can be surprisingly difficult If the IRS treated your stock’s cost basis as zero—or assessed tax based on unreported brokerage proceeds—this video explains the process that may be required to correct it. Need professional help resolving an IRS tax problem? Learn more about Choice Tax Relief: https://choicetaxrelief.com/ This video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute individualized tax or legal advice.

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  The IRS Is IGNORING Her Short Term Payment Plan!

  Aug 3, 20265 min

  You set up a short-term IRS payment plan—and received an approval. So why is the IRS now demanding immediate payment and threatening to file a federal tax lien? In this video, I break down what may have happened and whether this taxpayer should be worried. One possible explanation is a timing issue: the collection notice may have already been generated before the payment plan was fully registered in the IRS system. I also explain: • Whether the taxpayer should call the IRS • How much collection risk exists on a balance under $5,000 • Whether an IRS short-term payment plan stops penalties • How first-time penalty abatement may help • Why it may make sense to request penalty removal after the balance is paid • How likely the IRS is to file a federal tax lien in this situation Receiving an alarming IRS notice does not always mean the IRS is about to levy your bank account or wages—but you should still make sure your payment arrangement is properly reflected in its system. Owe the IRS at least $10,000 or have multiple years of unfiled tax returns? You may qualify for a free consultation with Choice Tax Relief. Call 866-8000-TAX (866-800-0829) or visit ChoiceTaxRelief.com to get started. This video is for general educational purposes and is not individualized tax or legal advice.

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  What's the Lowest Amount the IRS Will Settle For?

  Aug 2, 20263 min

  What’s the lowest amount the IRS will settle for through an Offer in Compromise? Technically, there is no universal minimum settlement amount. In rare cases, the IRS may accept an extremely small offer—even just a few dollars. But that does not mean everyone can settle their tax debt for next to nothing. The amount the IRS may accept generally depends on your income, expenses, assets, and overall ability to pay. In this video, I explain how the IRS calculates an Offer in Compromise, why some taxpayers qualify for very low settlements, and what determines whether an offer will actually be accepted. If you owe the IRS and want professional help reviewing your options, visit: https://choicetaxrelief.com/ Choice Tax Relief helps individuals and businesses resolve IRS tax debt and catch up on unfiled tax returns. #IRS #TaxDebt #OfferInCompromise #TaxRelief

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  IRS Offer in Compromise: What These 3 Letters Mean for Your Offer

  Aug 1, 202613 min

  Wondering what happens after you submit an IRS offer in compromise? The offer in compromise process mostly plays out by mail — and in this video, I show you the three letters the IRS actually sends, using real letters from cases my firm has handled (with client information redacted, of course). Letter #1 is the processability letter. This is the IRS telling you your offer made it past the first gate: "We received your Offer in Compromise." It gives you a date by which you'll be contacted, and it also warns that the IRS may still file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien while your offer is being investigated — I explain what that means and why it's not a reason to panic. Letter #2 comes from your offer examiner: a request for more information. In the example I show you, the examiner wanted statements showing the value of the taxpayer's retirement accounts — and these letters come with a deadline. Miss it, and your offer can be returned or rejected, which puts you back at square one. I'll tell you exactly how to handle this letter. Letter #3 is the one you're waiting for: the acceptance letter. I walk through what it actually says — your acceptance date, the terms from your Form 656, and the compliance requirement most people miss: you have to file and pay on time for the next five tax years, or the IRS can put your entire original balance back on the table. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes or do you have multiple years of unfiled returns that you need to get filed? Book a free consultation with Choice Tax Relief here: https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-tax-... — or call us at 866-8000-TAX. New IRS notice and back-tax videos every week — subscribe so the next IRS letter in your mailbox is one you already understand. #OfferInCompromise #taxdebt #taxrelief #irs

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