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You Don’t Have a Time Problem — You Have a Focus Problem

Send us Fan Mail Do you ever finish a long workday completely exhausted… but still wonder what you actually accomplished? You’re not alone. For many self-employed professionals and small business owners, the real problem isn’t a lack of time. It’s a lack of focus. When you're answering emails, taki…

A Profitable Business Can Still Go Broke: The Cash Flow System Every Owner Needs

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of How to Win Big at Business, Joe DiChiara explains one of the most dangerous mistakes small business owners make: running the business by looking at the bank balance. Joe breaks down why cash flow is not simply “what’s left over” after paying bills. Cash flow shou…

Owe the IRS money? The worst thing you can do is ignore it.

Send us Fan Mail Owe the IRS money? The worst thing you can do is ignore it. Whether your tax debt is $5,000, $50,000, $100,000 or more, fear and embarrassment can cause you to freeze. But ignoring IRS notices, unfiled returns, unpaid balances, liens, or potential levies can allow a manageable tax …

Got an IRS Notice? Don’t Panic — Here’s What to Do Next

Send us Fan Mail That IRS notice isn't junk mail — and being afraid to open it can turn a manageable problem into a much bigger one. For many taxpayers and business owners, just seeing an envelope from the IRS is enough to cause panic. But an IRS notice does not automatically mean you're in serious…

IRS Liens & Levies: What to Do Before the IRS Takes Your Money

Send us Fan Mail Owe the IRS money? Ignoring the problem can eventually turn IRS notices into something much more serious: liens, bank levies, wage garnishments, and even attempts to collect money directly from people who owe your business money. But a tax lien and a tax levy are not the same thing…

You Say $500. The IRS Says $2,500: How the IRS Decides What You Can Pay

Send us Fan Mail You may think you can only afford to pay the IRS $500 a month. The IRS may look at the exact same financial situation and decide you can afford $2,500. Why? Because when the IRS determines your ability to pay, it doesn't simply look at how much money is left in your checking accoun…

Can You Really Settle IRS Debt for Pennies on the Dollar?

Send us Fan Mail The Truth About IRS Offers in Compromise You've seen the advertisements: “We settled $100,000 in IRS debt for $2,000!” Can that really happen? Yes. But there's a lot those advertisements aren't telling you. In this episode of How to Win BIG at Business, Joe DiChiara, CPA takes you …

Can’t Afford to Pay the IRS? How Currently Not Collectible Status Works

Send us Fan Mail What happens when you owe the IRS—but you genuinely cannot afford to pay them anything? Sometimes the right monthly payment isn't $5,000. It isn't $500. It isn't even $200. Sometimes, temporarily, it may be $0. In this episode of How to Win Big at Business and Taxes, Joe DiChiara, …

Can You Get IRS Penalties Removed? Here's What the IRS Doesn't Tell You

Send us Fan Mail "If you got an IRS notice saying you owe $25,000, would you assume you have to pay all of it? Most people would. But what if thousands of dollars of that balance were penalties and interest that could potentially be removed?" The IRS says you owe $25,000. But do you really have to …

The Most Dangerous Tax Debt for Business Owners: Payroll Taxes

Send us Fan Mail What happens when your business can't afford to pay its payroll taxes? Could the IRS come after your personal bank accounts, wages, or assets—even if your business is an LLC or corporation? Imagine this: Your business is running short on cash. Rent is due. Suppliers are demanding p…