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Episode Summary:
In this episode of Resilience and Resolve, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Lance Drury to demystify the IRS financial disclosure process, particularly focusing on IRS Form 433. Lance, with over 30 years of experience, explains when and why the IRS requests a full financial picture from taxpayers, especially when negotiating to pay less than the full amount owed. He breaks down the different types of Form 433, such as 433-A for individuals and 433-B for businesses, and highlights the importance of accurate documentation to support financial claims.
Lance shares real-life examples, illustrating how strategic financial planning can lead to favorable outcomes with the IRS. Listeners will gain insights into common mistakes to avoid and tips for maintaining accurate financial records, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle IRS inquiries effectively.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 – Introduction
0:17 – Importance of IRS Form 433
1:04 – When IRS Requests Financial Disclosure
1:48 – Types of IRS Form 433
2:39 – Documentation and National Standards
4:03 – Real-Life Example: Strategic Financial Planning
6:06 – Assets That Raise IRS Questions
7:35 – How IRS Uses Financial Information
8:21 – Common Mistakes in Financial Disclosure
9:20 – Importance of Accurate Expense Reporting
10:40 – Keeping Track of Finances Year-Round
11:54 – Separate Accounts for Business and Personal Finances
12:41 – Frequency of Tax Estimates for Entrepreneurs
About the Show:
Resilience and Resolve is a podcast dedicated to helping individuals and small business owners navigate complex IRS tax issues with confidence and clarity. Hosted by experienced Lance Drury, the show offers practical advice, real-world examples, and expert insights into tax resolution strategies.
Whether you're dealing with tax debt, audits, or financial disclosures, Resilience and Resolve provides the tools and knowledge needed to effectively address and resolve tax challenges. The series is designed to empower listeners with the understanding and resources necessary to achieve favorable outcomes with the IRS.
