HeyJaredCharles T. Almond III
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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The Real Tax Problem AI Can Help Solve: Information Inequality (opens the original)
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Charles T. Almond III is a tax attorney and the founder of TaxClosure. For decades, taxpayers who owed the IRS faced what I call an information asymmetry problem: • The IRS knows its own procedures and rules. • Many tax experts know the procedures and rules. • Some tax debt closure pros know the procedures and rules. • But taxpayers—especially those the IRS says owe money—do not. As a result, many people enter monthly payment plans that they cannot afford. If a taxpayer fails to understand the “
What Every Taxpayer Should Know About IRS Form 433 (opens the original)
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Charles T. Almond III is a tax attorney and the founder of TaxClosure. Many taxpayers assume the amount they owe determines how the IRS will collect from them. In reality, one of the biggest factors is something else entirely: their ability to pay. That determination often begins with the IRS Form 433 series, a group of financial disclosure forms that plays a central role in collection decisions. If a taxpayer owes the IRS back taxes, they will eventually meet the Form 433 series. These are the
The IRS Love Letter Myth: Why A ‘Final Notice’ Isn’t Actually Final (opens the original)
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Charles T. Almond III is a tax attorney and the founder of TaxClosure. Open your mailbox, see the certified letter from the IRS and your stomach drops. It’s the dreaded Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing. The words shout urgency. It feels like a financial death sentence, an arbitrary hammer about to smash your bank account or seize your paycheck. But I’m going to share a secret that the IRS doesn’t advertise: That “Final Notice” isn’t actually final, and often, the re
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