In our previous posts on the 45-Day Rule, we touched on what you need to understand about the 45-Day rule itself and walked through a typical funding scenario where the …

After reading our previous blog post, “Five Key Things to Understand About the 45-Day Rule,” you should have a good idea as to how the IRS’s 45-day rule works.  In …

Most factors have heard of the 45-Day Rule, but the intricacies and complexity involved can certainly make it confusing. Given that there are a lot of aspects of the rule …

This is the third post in a three-part series on what lenders need to understand about IRS levies to foresee risks and mitigate exposure. Be sure to subscribe to the …

Myth 1: If no federal tax lien has been filed, my collateral is safe. Your collateral can be seized without notice. Many lenders don’t realize that the IRS doesn’t have …

If you’re a lender trying to determine whether or not a borrower has an outstanding tax liability to the IRS, you likely search public records to detect if any federal …

Let’s make a deal. You pay me to go knocking on the door of each and every county clerk and recorder in the country to screen your client for liens …

In a previous blog post we looked at the Notice of Federal Tax Lien as a historical artifact. But we might also say that it is an endangered species. According …

According to a 70-page IRS compliance study on sole proprietors, the IRS with the help of an outside research company, was able to determine which type of business would be …

On October 25, Tax Guard’s Jason Peckham, Esq. provided an educational seminar at the IFA Small Factors meeting in Las Vegas, NV, to discuss these misconceptions and provide guidance on …

It’s Halloween season and we’re hearing about a fresh scandal in the staffing industry that is all trick and no treat for factors. Start with the owners of a Rochester, …