The United State Tax Court has no permanent courtroom for Olathe tax cases. Temporary venues are delivered with the notice of trial.

The closest low-income taxpayer clinic in Olathe is the Kansas Legal Services, located at 712 S. Kansas Ave., Suite 200, Topeka. You can call 785-233-2068 for assistance.

A notice (CP-504) is one of the statutory notices that indicates you ignored previous ones. If you have received a notice, you should immediately call the number on the notice and advise them. Write down the name and badge number of the person you speak with. If you have received a Notice of Intent to Levy, it means that you have failed to file your recent tax return and make a scheduled payment.

Yes. The IRS can go after you personally if your company owes payroll taxes in Olathe. Congress passed the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty to encourage the immediate payment of withheld income and employment taxes. The law goes after people who are responsible for collecting employment and income taxes or paying excise taxes.

Self-employed individuals in Olathe must work with a tax specialist to help them file the 1040-ES. They should make quarterly estimated tax payments to offset IRS underpayment penalties that can be encountered along the way. If they expect their investment earnings to be minor, file a new W-4 with your tax specialist.

Yes. Chapter 13 bankruptcy can remove tax liens in Olathe. Part of your plan payment can be applied to your tax lien. The Internal Revenue Service will file a release of the lien when you get a bankruptcy discharge of your payments. However, not all tax liens can be resolved through bankruptcy.

Yes. Drug dealers in Olathe are required to pay taxes on their drugs. Everyone knows that possessing marijuana and other forms of illegal controlled substances is a felony crime in Kansas. But it is also a criminal offense if drug dealers do not have a tax stamp for illegal drugs. It is considered a level 10 felony. The law incurs a $3.50 tax for a gram of marijuana, and each gram of a controlled substance incurs a $200 tax.