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A big refund promise can sound good, especially when it is presented as a “self-employment tax credit.”

But not every credit promoted online is legitimate, and not every business owner qualifies.

Before you pay a promoter, share personal information, or amend a tax return, slow down and check the details.

Our new blog covers six warning signs business owners should know.

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https://irsprob.com/2026/06/17/self-employment-tax-credit-scam/

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Before you file, take a few minutes to get organized.

Gather your income documents, review last year’s return, and double-check your bank and mailing information.

A few simple checks now may help prevent avoidable filing issues later.

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The IRS generally has 10 years from the assessment date to collect tax debt.

But payment plans, bankruptcy, an Offer in Compromise, and other events may affect the timeline.

See what the 10-year rule really means:
https://irsprob.com/2026/06/16/how-long-can-the-irs-collect-tax-debt/

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IRS penalties can feel like the problem is only getting bigger.

But in some cases, penalty relief may be worth reviewing.

It is not automatic, and not every taxpayer qualifies. The details matter, including what happened, what tax year is involved, and whether the facts support a relief request.

Before you assume there is nothing you can do, get clear on your options.

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An Offer in Compromise can sound like a good way to deal with IRS debt.

But the IRS does not approve every offer.

It may be rejected if returns are missing, current taxes are not being paid, the offer is too low, or the financial records do not support the request.

Before you apply, make sure the numbers and records match your real situation.

This article explains 7 common reasons an Offer in Compromise may be rejected.

See what to check first:
https://irsprob.com/2026/06/15/rejects-offer-in-compromise-requests/

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An IRS notice can feel confusing the moment you open it.

Before you panic, pay, or ignore it, slow down and read what the letter is actually asking for.

What tax year is listed?
Is there a balance due?
Is the IRS asking for documents?
Is there a deadline?

A clear next step starts with understanding the notice.

IRSProb helps taxpayers make sense of IRS letters, tax debt, payment issues, and possible options.

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A fast refund can sound great, especially with new tax rules being talked about.

But before you sign a return, make sure the refund makes sense.

Ask what is being claimed, why you qualify, and what records support it. If the preparer cannot explain it clearly, that is a reason to pause.

Here’s what to check before you sign:
https://irsprob.com/2026/06/12/fast-refund-promises-new-tax-rules/

Good tax help should bring clarity, not pressure.

We appreciate feedback like this because it reflects the experience IRSProb aims to provide: honest guidance and clear next steps.

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Before you call the IRS, check what your IRS Online Account shows first.

It may help you see your balance, payment history, tax records, payment plan details, and certain notices or letters.

That does not mean it answers everything, but it can help you call with better information in front of you.

Start with the facts before making a payment or agreeing to anything.

Read the full guide here:
https://irsprob.com/2026/06/11/irs-online-account/

Your refund may not always come in full.

If you owe certain tax debts or other qualifying debts, the IRS may apply part or all of your refund before you receive it.

That can be frustrating, especially if you were counting on that money.

Before you assume the full refund is coming, check your notices, review your account, and get clear on what may be connected to it.

IRSProb helps taxpayers understand refund issues, IRS notices, and tax debt.

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Call: 214-214-3000