Why Waiting for the IRS to “Figure It Out” Usually Ends Badly

Why Waiting for the IRS to “Figure It Out” Usually Ends Badly

Why Waiting for the IRS to “Figure It Out” Usually Ends BadlySteve Perry
Published on: 24/06/2026

Waiting for the IRS to “figure it out” usually increases penalties, notices, and collection risk. Learn why proactive action protects better outcomes.

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The IRS Has Changed How It Enforces Taxes And Most Taxpayers Haven’t Noticed Yet

The IRS Has Changed How It Enforces Taxes And Most Taxpayers Haven’t Noticed Yet

The IRS Has Changed How It Enforces Taxes And Most Taxpayers Haven’t Noticed YetSteve Perry
Published on: 10/02/2026

The IRS has changed how it enforces taxes. Automated systems now drive escalation, and waiting can eliminate options before taxpayers realize what is happening.

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