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TAS Tax Tips: Don’t miss out on any 2017 unclaimed refunds – file before May 17

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TAS Tax Tips: Certain noncorporate taxpayers may qualify for estimated tax penalty relief for tax year 2019

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NTA Blog: Taxpayers, Bankruptcy, and the Statutory Notice of Deficiency

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Blog de la NTA: Los contribuyentes, la bancarrota y el Aviso estatutario de deficiencia

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TAS Tax Tips: Is an Offer in Compromise Right for You?

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TAS Tax Tips: The IRS resumes its Passport Certification program

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NTA Blog: Erroneously claiming certain refundable tax credits could lead to being banned from claiming the credits

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Blog de NTA: Reclamar erróneamente ciertos créditos tributarios reembolsables podría resultar en que se le prohíba reclamar los créditos

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TAS’s Ability to Help With Delayed Refunds Is Limited

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NTA Blog: Did You File a Superseding Return? If So, Read On

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TAS Tax Tips: Don’t miss out on any 2017 unclaimed refunds – file before May 17

TAS Tax Tips: Certain noncorporate taxpayers may qualify for estimated tax penalty relief for tax year 2019

NTA Blog: Taxpayers, Bankruptcy, and the Statutory Notice of Deficiency

Blog de la NTA: Los contribuyentes, la bancarrota y el Aviso estatutario de deficiencia

TAS Tax Tips: Is an Offer in Compromise Right for You?

TAS Tax Tips: The IRS resumes its Passport Certification program

NTA Blog: Erroneously claiming certain refundable tax credits could lead to being banned from claiming the credits

Blog de NTA: Reclamar erróneamente ciertos créditos tributarios reembolsables podría resultar en que se le prohíba reclamar los créditos

TAS’s Ability to Help With Delayed Refunds Is Limited

NTA Blog: Did You File a Superseding Return? If So, Read On