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Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA
by Logan Allec
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!
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Can’t Afford to Pay the IRS? This Option May Help.
Can’t afford to pay your IRS tax debt? In this video, I explain currently not collectible (CNC) status, who may qualify, and how the IRS collection statute expiration date (CSED) can affect your situation. I cover the qualifications, continuing penalties and interest, possible financial reviews,...
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IRS Notice CP2566R Explained: Your Refund Is at Risk. Here's What to Do.
Received IRS Notice CP2566R? The IRS is holding your refund and has calculated a proposed tax bill for a return it says you haven’t filed. Before you agree to that amount—or ignore the notice—understand what’s at stake. 📞 Call 866-8000-TAX to book a free consultation with Choice Tax Relief. 📅...
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IRS Penalty Abatement Explained: Here Are Your Three Options
IRS penalties and the interest charged on them can dramatically increase your tax debt—but there are three major ways taxpayers may qualify to have IRS penalties removed, including a new automatic penalty exemption beginning in 2026. In this video, CPA Logan Allec explains reasonable-cause…
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How to Get an EIN Number + EIN Mistakes You Don't Want to Make!
Looking to get an EIN Number? Here is exactly how to do it! Watch today's daily upload for a step-by-step guide as well as some mistakes you want to avoid! Looking to set up payroll but not sure which payroll software to use? Take my free quiz at https://payrollsignal.com/ #EIN #EINNumber...
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OnPay Review 2026 By a CPA | Pros + Cons | OnPay Promo Code
My OnPay Promo Code: https://onpay.tpchkr.net/6kxdzm My Gusto Promo Code: https://gusto.com/r/logan592 Is OnPay worth using for your small business in 2026? In this OnPay review, I break down the pricing, payroll features, pros and cons, how it compares to alternatives like Gusto, and which...
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IRS Notice CP22E: What It Is and What to Do
Received IRS Notice CP22E? This notice generally means the IRS made changes to your tax return following an audit and those changes resulted in a balance due. In this video, I walk through the CP22E notice, what it is telling you, and what to consider depending on whether you agree with the...
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How to Stop an IRS Wage Garnishment: Here Are Your Options
If the IRS has started garnishing your wages, you may have options to get the levy released. In this video, I explain two of the most common ways we deal with IRS wage levies at Choice Tax Relief and what you should do after your employer tells you it received an IRS levy notice. 📞 *Call Choice...
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Considering an S Corp Election as a Married Person in a Community Property State? Watch This!
My Gusto Link: https://loganallec.com/gusto/ Imagine filing Form 1120-S for years believing your S corporation election was valid—only to have the IRS come back and say your business was actually a C corporation the whole time. In this video, I walk through a real-world Form 2553 mistake that can...
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IRS Notice CP21H Explained: What It Means & What to Do
IRS Notice CP21H means the IRS changed your tax return in a way that affected your Shared Responsibility Payment (SRP). In this video, I explain what CP21H means, why the IRS sends it, and what you should do after receiving one. 📞 *Call 866-8000-TAX for a free tax relief consultation.* 📅 *Book...
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The IRS Sent Her 10 Pieces of Certified Mail!
Did the IRS just send you multiple certified letters that all look exactly the same? If you’re on an IRS installment agreement, there may be a simple explanation. In this video, I explain why the IRS can send multiple CP523 notices at once, what those notices mean for your payment plan, and why…
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IRS Notice CP22A Explained: Why Does the IRS Say You Owe?
Did you receive IRS Notice CP22A? This notice generally means the IRS made changes to your tax return and, as a result, says you now owe additional tax. In this video, I explain what CP22A means, why you may have received it, what to look for on the notice, and what your options are if you agree…
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The IRS Told Them About a $1,700 Refund Only to Tell Them They Can't Get It
Did you receive an IRS CP12 notice saying you’re owed a refund — only to find out that the IRS says it’s too late to actually give you the money? In this video, I break down a frustrating CP12 notice involving a 2020 tax return where the IRS determined the taxpayer was entitled to a $1,700 refund...
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IRS Notice of Deficiency: What You Need to Do
Received an IRS Notice of Deficiency? Whether your notice is a CP3219A, CP3219N, Letter 531, or another version of the IRS’s statutory notice of deficiency, you need to understand what it means—and, especially, the deadline attached to it. In this video, CPA Logan Allec walks through an actual…
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IRS Notice CP59SN: Why You Got It and What to Do
Did you receive an **IRS Notice CP59SN**? This notice means the IRS does not show that it has received your federal income tax return for the current filing year. But getting a CP59SN doesn't necessarily mean you've done something wrong. You could receive one even if you have a valid tax filing...
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Do NOT Take Action on Older Tax Debt Until You Do This!
If you have **old IRS tax debt**, the first thing you should figure out before deciding how to resolve it is your **Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED)**. The IRS generally has 10 years to collect an assessed tax debt—but certain events can extend or suspend that collection period. If you…
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IRS Notice CP15B Explained: What You Need to Do Next
Did you receive IRS Notice CP15B? This is a serious IRS notice because it means the IRS has assessed a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) against you personally. In this video, I explain what IRS Notice CP15B means, why the IRS sends it, how the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty works, and what your...
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IRS Notice CP14: What It Means and What to Do Next
Got an IRS Notice CP14 in the mail? The CP14 is generally the IRS’s first notice telling you that you have a balance due for a particular tax year. In this video, I explain what IRS Notice CP14 means, why you may have received one, what information you should check on the notice, and what your...
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Can the IRS Take Your State Refund?
Can the IRS take your state refund and apply it toward your federal tax debt? Yes—and many taxpayers have no idea that this can happen. Through the State Income Tax Levy Program, the IRS can match delinquent federal tax accounts with individual income tax refunds issued by participating states.…
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NEW IRS CP3219A Notice Explained: What You Need to Do
Received an IRS Notice CP3219A? This is a Notice of Deficiency, sometimes called a statutory notice of deficiency, and it means the IRS believes you owe additional tax based on information that doesn’t match what was reported on your tax return. In this video, Logan Allec, CPA and founder of…
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Her Boyfriend Can't Access His W 2 and Got a CP2566 Notice Saying He Owes $100,000+
An IRS CP2566 notice can be terrifying—especially when it says the IRS calculated a six-figure tax bill for a return you never filed. But is that proposed amount final? What happens if you cannot file by the deadline printed on the notice? In this video, Logan Allec, CPA, explains: • What an IRS...
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His CPA Botched His Tax Return — And Now the IRS Is Levying Him
What happens when a tax preparer gets your return badly wrong—and the IRS is already trying to collect? In this video, I break down a taxpayer’s situation involving a botched 2021 tax return, cryptocurrency gains and losses that may have been reported incorrectly, roughly $60,000 owed to the IRS,...
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I Set Up an IRS Payment Plan… So Why Did They Demand Full Payment?
You requested an IRS payment plan when you filed your tax return—but then the IRS sent you a bill demanding the full balance. Does that mean your installment agreement was never approved? In this video, I explain several ways to determine whether your IRS payment plan was actually accepted,...
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Paid 95% of My Taxes—So Why Did the IRS Penalize Me for Estimated Taxes?
Why did the IRS charge an underpayment of estimated tax penalty even though this taxpayer paid 95% of their 2025 tax bill by January 15, 2026? The problem is that estimated taxes generally aren’t judged only by how much you’ve paid by the end of the year. When you made those payments can matter...
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Ignoring the IRS for 10 Years: Does Your Tax Debt Actually Expire?
What happens if you owe the IRS money and simply…do nothing? The IRS generally has a limited period of time to collect an assessed tax debt. That's where the famous 10-year IRS collection statute comes from. And in this case, someone with old tax debt is wondering whether staying silent could...
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Can You Really Pay the IRS $80/Month Until Your Tax Debt Expires?
A viral post on X claims that instead of paying a huge IRS tax debt in full, you can simply make tiny monthly payments until the IRS's 10-year collection period runs out and the remaining balance disappears. There is a real IRS collection strategy behind this idea: the Partial Payment Installment...
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The NEW IRS Notice CP2000 Explained: What It Is and How to Respond
Received an IRS CP2000 notice? In this video, I walk through the newer version of the IRS CP2000 notice page by page and explain what it actually means, why the IRS sent it, and what you should do next. A CP2000 is generally sent when the IRS believes the income reported on your tax return…
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Sole Proprietorship Taxes: What Every New Business Owner Needs to Know
Confused about sole proprietorship taxes after starting your first business? In this video, CPA Logan Allec explains how taxes work for a new sole proprietor—including how to report your business income, make quarterly estimated tax payments, and keep track of your business expenses. You’ll…
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Will the IRS Approve a Payment Plan for a $4,100 Tax Bill?
How likely is the IRS to approve a long-term payment plan when you owe only a few thousand dollars, have filed all your prior tax returns, and have never had an IRS installment agreement before? In this video, CPA Logan Allec reviews the IRS requirements for a guaranteed installment agreement…
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His Tax Attorney Said It Was Filed. The IRS Says It Wasn’t. [CP81 Notice]
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-... #taxdebt #taxrelief #irs
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You Corrected the Tax Error — Why Is the IRS Still Adding Penalties?
You submitted a correction to the IRS, but your account balance is still increasing. Do penalties and interest continue to accrue while the IRS reviews the information you sent? In this video, CPA Logan Allec explains what generally happens to IRS penalties and interest while a taxpayer’s...
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What Actually Happens When You Reach Out to Your Congressperson With Your Tax Issue?
What actually happens when you contact your congressperson about an IRS problem? In this video, I explain what the congressional-assistance process may look like, what happens after you submit your request, and what your representative’s office may—and may not—be able to accomplish. I’ll also...
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Roth IRA Earned Income Requirements: Can You Contribute Gift Money?
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...
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Audit Reconsideration May Be in Order Here...IRS Used $0 Cost Basis!
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...
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The IRS Is IGNORING Her Short Term Payment Plan!
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...
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What's the Lowest Amount the IRS Will Settle For?
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...
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IRS Offer in Compromise: What These 3 Letters Mean for Your Offer
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)....
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How to Fill Out IRS Form 433-A (OIC) for an Offer in Compromise
This is a real, redacted IRS Form 433-A (OIC) from an accepted $20 Offer in Compromise that settled $194,212.36 in IRS tax debt. In this video, Logan Allec, CPA and owner of Choice Tax Relief, walks through the form page by page and explains the actual financial analysis behind the accepted…
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Thank God He Called Us Before It Was Too Late [IRS Levy Intent Notice]
Our client received a notice of intend from the IRS demanding payment of $180,589.05 within 30 days. Thankfully, he took action before the notice’s critical 30-day deadline passed. That correct decision began a case that ultimately ended with the IRS accepting $20 to settle this client's...
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They Got a Demand for Payment / Intent to Levy From IRS: What To Do?
What should you do after receiving an IRS letter that says it intends to levy your assets? I explain how to determine whether the notice gives you Collection Due Process rights, when Form 12153 may be appropriate, and what options may be available if you cannot afford an IRS payment plan. Do you...
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Offer in Compromise Success Story: $198,212 to $20 [Choice Tax Relief]
The IRS accepted just $20 to settle $194,212.36 in tax debt for one of our clients. This is the complete, document-by-document breakdown of how we did it—including the threatening IRS notices, the financial analysis that supported the $20 Offer in Compromise, the offer the IRS wrongly returned…
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What to Do If You Can't Pay Your Taxes: 4 Strategies
If you can't pay your taxes, here are your four main options. 📅 Free, confidential consultation with my team. No judgment, no lecture: https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-tax-... Or call us: 866-8000-TAX Other videos mentioned: Consequences of Not Filing Your Taxes: • What Happens If You Don't File...
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IRS Approved His Payment Plan—But Is His Missing 2019 Tax Return Still a Problem?
So this guy got his payment plan approved, but he's wondering about his lingering unfiled tax return from tax year 2019. What's my take on this? Logan Allec, CPA answers! 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...
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When Is This Guy's First Installment Plan Payment Actually Due?
This guy set up his installment agreement with the IRS earlier this month. When is his first payment due? 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...
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IRS Notice CP508C: What It Is and What to Do
Got IRS Notice CP508C? Here's what almost everybody gets wrong: this is not a warning. By the time it reaches your mailbox, the IRS has already certified your tax debt to the U.S. State Department as "seriously delinquent." It already happened. In this video I go through a real CP508C — a…
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How Long Does an Offer in Compromise Take in 2026?
Have you submitted an offer in compromise to the IRS in 2026 and are wondering how long it will take? Logan Allec, CPA gives his take and also shares a recent offer in compromise data point from one of his clients at Choice Tax Relief. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back…
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Tax Preparer Put Fake Deductions on Their Return. Now They Owe the IRS $25,000.
A taxpayer says their preparer claimed fake mortgage interest on multiple returns, resulting in large refunds, two IRS audits, and a $25,000 tax bill. I explain who is responsible for the tax, how to report the preparer, whether penalties could be removed, and what the taxpayer should do about…
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What Happens If You Haven’t Filed Taxes Since 2016?
What happens if you haven’t filed a tax return since 2016? Logan Allec, CPA, explains how far back the IRS typically requires delinquent returns, the risks of substitute returns, and why getting back into compliance matters. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes? Or do…
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Is It Your CPA's Fault if a Document Is Missing on Your Transcripts?
Is your CPA responsible if a tax document is missing from your IRS transcripts? In this video, I explain why information returns may not appear, what your CPA can—and cannot—control, and what you should do next. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes or do you have…
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Got an IRS CP140 Notice for Your S Corp? Here’s How to Check Your IRS Business Tax Account.
Received an IRS CP140 Notice and want to check your business tax account? In this video, I explain what the notice means and how to verify your business tax information with the IRS. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes or do you have multiple years of unfiled returns...
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Does the IRS Consider a State Tax Wage Garnishment When Negotiating Federal Tax Debt?
Does the IRS consider a 25% state tax wage garnishment when determining what you can afford to pay toward federal tax debt? In this video, I explain how an existing state garnishment may affect negotiations with the IRS. Do you owe the IRS or your state at least $10,000 in back taxes? Or do you...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
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!
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