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What Are Government Tax Liens?

A tax lien is imposed on a property with the aim of collecting taxes. It is a government’s right to restrict the use of a property or reclaim the property particularly if debts are not paid on time. This can cover not only the existing property but even a future property. In the U.S., state and...

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What Is a Tax Attorney?

Tax attorneys are specialists who help taxpayers work out any problems with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the state revenue department of the United States. While the IRS does not require taxpayers to get a tax attorney—braver souls can in fact attempt to work out their tax problems on their...

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Austin Plane Crashes Into IRS Offices

U.S. officials are investigating a plane crash that collided with the Internal Revenue Service's Austin, Texas, office and also adjacent to FBI offices. Authorities have not determined if the plane crash was intentional that left 1 person missing and two people injured. The impact of the crash...

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What Is a Form W-9?

One of the forms issued by the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is Form W-9 (sometimes written as Form W9). This type of form is used for taxation purposes although it is not filed with IRS. The Form W-9 is collected by companies who hire independent contractors, otherwise known as...

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What Is a Federal Warrant?

A federal warrant is issued by a federal judge upon the demonstration of probable cause by a representative of a government agency, usually a federal law enforcement officer. The federal warrant is then issued in order to arrest, seize, or search an individual. In countries like the United States...

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What Is a 1099 Contractor?

A 1099 contractor is usually also known by another name – an independent contractor. The term 1099 contractor is a legally accepted term used in the United States. It actually has a tax-related origin as it refers to the type of worker that hires out his services to a business or client. The number...

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What Is an S Corp?

Companies or corporations are classified according to general categories. Such categories may be based on the mode or manner of taxation or the number of shareholders it has. An S corporation is categorized according to the Internal Revenue Code of the United States. This code provides for...