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Unfiled or unpaid tax balances from prior years can lead to notices, penalties, liens, levies, and enforced collection.
IRS debt can involve individual income taxes, business taxes, penalties, and collection action after assessed balances remain unpaid.
A wage garnishment can require an employer to send part of your paycheck to the IRS or a state tax agency.
A bank levy can freeze account funds and may lead to seizure after required notices and collection steps.
A tax lien is the government's legal claim against property when a tax debt is not paid.
Tax penalties and interest can grow quickly when returns are late, payments are missed, or payroll taxes are unpaid.
Late or missing tax returns can trigger substitute returns, inflated balances, and enforcement.
Unpaid payroll taxes are treated seriously because they include withheld employee funds and can create business and personal exposure.
An offer in compromise may allow eligible taxpayers to settle for less than the full balance when the IRS determines the offer reflects ability to pay.
An installment agreement allows a tax balance to be paid over time when immediate full payment is not realistic.

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