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By Chad Dickinson June 13, 2025
Thinking of starting a business but feeling overwhelmed by all the paperwork and legal jargon? You’re not alone. At Arch Tax, we help new business owners simplify the process so they can launch with confidence and clarity.
Business Entities Explained
By Chad Dickinson June 6, 2025
Confused about which tax form to file for your business? Learn the differences between LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp, and more—plus which IRS forms each entity needs.
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By Chad Dickinson May 29, 2025
Just hired Arch Tax? Learn what happens next—from tax prep and compliance to working with IRS collections. Step-by-step guidance to resolve your tax issues.
Overpaying? TurboTax might be why!
By Chad Dickinson May 22, 2025
Using TurboTax? You could be overpaying the IRS. Discover what real tax pros do differently to save you more and stress less.
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By Chad Dickinson May 15, 2025
Got a letter from the IRS? Learn what the most common IRS notice codes mean—like CP14, CP504, 5071C—and what steps to take next.
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By Chad Dickinson May 8, 2025
A federal tax lien is the IRS’s legal claim to your property when you owe back taxes. Learn what it means, how it affects you, and how to get it removed.
By Chad Dickinson April 30, 2025
Not sure if you need to file taxes this year? Learn the income limits, exceptions, and key situations that require filing—even if you think you’re in the clear.
What does the IRS know about me?
By Chad Dickinson April 24, 2025
Think the IRS only knows what you put on your tax return? Think again. Discover what data the IRS collects—and why it matters for your taxes, your identity, and your future.
Owe the IRS but can't pay?
By Chad Dickinson April 18, 2025
Owe the IRS but can’t afford to pay? Learn what really happens, what to expect, and the options available to avoid penalties, garnishments, and stress.
Is the IRS going to take my refund?
By Chad Dickinson April 10, 2025
Worried the IRS might take your tax refund? Learn the top reasons refunds get seized—and what you can do to protect your money.
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