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10/06/2026

Put “open the IRS mail” on the vision board too. 👀

That financial fresh start you want deserves a place on your calendar.

Start small: gather the letters, open them, and put them in date order. You don’t have to figure everything out in one sitting.

If you’re overwhelmed by what you find, I can help you understand your situation and work through the next steps.

📩 DM me when you’re ready to turn “I need to handle this” into an actual appointment.

No More Tax Troubles. 💛

09/28/2026

That IRS letter isn’t getting any easier to open sitting on your kitchen counter. 👀

You don’t have to have all the answers or all the money to take the first step.

Open the letter. Read what it’s asking for. Find the deadline. Then get help understanding your next move.

At LBH Services, I help you make sense of IRS notices, review your situation, and work toward a resolution that fits.

Already let a few letters pile up? We can start where you are. No judgment.

📩 DM me to get started.

No More Tax Troubles. 💛

09/25/2026

📣 October 15 is coming.

If you extended your 2025 return, don’t let a balance you can’t pay keep you from filing. Filing the return and resolving what you owe are two separate steps. Waiting can just make your tax troubles grow.

Gather your documents, confirm your deadline, and get the return filed. Then we can look at your payment options.

Need help finishing your return or dealing with the balance? DM me and let’s get started.

No More Tax Troubles. 💛

09/18/2026

Tax troubles don’t disappear just because you stop opening the letters.

Whether you’re dealing with IRS debt, unfiled returns, liens, levies or notices you don’t understand the first step is finding out what you’re actually facing and what options may be available.

You don’t have to keep losing sleep or trying to figure it out alone.

Book your Tax Troubles Discovery Call today. Let’s talk through your situation and determine the right next step.

🔗 Visit nomoretaxtroubles.com or use the link in my bio.

It’s time to handle your taxes.

09/17/2026

That burgundy is nice…but what does the purchase look like on paper? 👀

If you’re requesting an Offer in Compromise, hardship status, or another resolution based on your ability to pay, the IRS may evaluate your:

▪️ Income
▪️ Bank accounts
▪️ Assets
▪️ Monthly expenses
▪️ Recent financial activity

Buying a new iPhone does not automatically disqualify you from IRS relief.

But spending $2,000 or adding another monthly payment before analyzing your financials could create questions and potentially affect your strategy.

Before you upgrade your phone, make sure you understand your IRS options.

Comment IPHONE if you don’t know what the IRS would see in your financials.

No More Tax Troubles

General information only. Resolution options depend on the taxpayer’s individual facts and circumstances.

09/01/2026

You filed the extension. Now it’s time to file the return.

An extension gave you additional time to file—it did not file the return for you or extend the time to pay any tax due.

Important deadlines are approaching:

📌 September 15: Calendar-year partnership and S corporation returns on extension
📌 October 15: Most individual returns on extension

If you’re still gathering documents, finishing your bookkeeping or trying to figure out what’s missing, don’t wait until the week of the deadline.

LBH Services is accepting extension returns. Send us a DM with the word EXTENSION or visit the link in our bio to get started.

07/02/2026

Everyone is talking about the couple who climbed the Empire State Building…

But here’s the reality most people don’t realize:

🚩 IRS notices don’t take a summer vacation.

While you’re planning beach trips, the IRS is still:
• Sending CP14 balance due notices
• Adding penalties and interest
• Moving accounts further into collections
• Preparing enforcement when balances go unresolved

The biggest mistake I see?

People wait until they receive the final notice before asking for help.

By then, the options are often more limited, the balance has grown, and the stress is much higher than it needed to be.

If you’ve been avoiding that envelope on your counter…

Open it.

If you don’t understand it…

Ask.

And if you already know you owe…

Don’t wait for the IRS to make the next move.

A little planning today can prevent a much bigger problem tomorrow.

📩 Book your Tax Troubles Discovery Call and let’s build a plan before the situation becomes more expensive than it needs to be.

06/22/2026

This week I am working on tax resolution cases involving levies and a license suspension.

These situations did not begin with the levy or the suspension. They began earlier, when a balance, notice, or unresolved filing issue was still easier to address.

Not every notice means the worst is about to happen. But every notice deserves to be opened, reviewed, and understood.

Look at the agency, tax year, notice number, deadline, and the action being requested. Then decide what help you need.

If you received an IRS or state notice and do not understand what comes next, DM NOTICE. My Tax Troubles Discovery Call calendar is available for bookings.

06/15/2026

Today is June 15, and this is your reminder that estimated tax payments may be due today.

If you are self-employed, have business income, rental income, investment income, or income where taxes are not being withheld, this deadline may apply to you.

And if you are a corporation required to make estimated tax payments, this may apply to you too.

Here is the bigger reminder: if you are scrambling today because you are not sure what to pay, that is a sign you need a mid-year tax check-in.

You should not be guessing your tax situation halfway through the year.

Follow Lorena | Enrolled Agent | Tax Relief because this week we are talking about mid-year tax planning and how to stop waiting until tax season to find out where you stand.

06/08/2026

The money sitting in your account may not all be yours.

If you’re self-employed, a business owner, or you have income that does not have enough taxes withheld, the IRS may expect you to make estimated tax payments during the year.

And when those payments are missed or paid late, the IRS can add an estimated tax penalty.

The penalty is based on:

→ how much you underpaid
→ how long it was underpaid
→ the IRS quarterly underpayment interest rate

Your next estimated tax payment is due June 15.

Don’t wait until tax season to find out you should have been paying throughout the year.

Need help figuring out what to pay? Reach out before the deadline.

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