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Facing IRS collection notices you cannot afford to pay? A new post on our blog breaks down Currently Not Collectible status, what it means, how it is obtained, and why it is not a permanent fix. If you owe the IRS or NCDOR and enforced collection would leave you unable to cover basic living expenses, this designation may offer real relief. Read the full post on our website to learn more, then reach out if you would like to discuss your situation.

https://www.murraymoyer.com/what-is-currently-not-collectible-status-and-how-is-it-obtained/

Murray Moyer, PLLC is proud to serve as a lead sponsor of the 3rd Annual J.D. Gidley Golf Invitational, taking place August 31, 2026 at Wildwood Green Golf Club in Raleigh. This charity tournament benefits the NC DECA Scholarship Foundation, which has awarded more than $60,000 in scholarships to deserving North Carolina students. Player spots, sponsorships, and volunteer opportunities are available. Visit the link below to learn more and get involved.
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Payroll tax issues are among the most serious matters a business owner can face. The IRS moves quickly, and collection actions can escalate before you know it. Murray Moyer, PLLC provides knowledgeable legal representation for businesses of all sizes dealing with payroll tax and IRS collection matters throughout North Carolina. Call (919) 846-6779 before the situation worsens.

Murray Moyer was proud to recently serve as the title sponsor for the St. Baldrick's Junior Volleyball event in Raleigh, bringing together young players ages 7 to 17 for a day of fun, sportsmanship, and giving back. Every player who took the court helped raise funds for childhood cancer research, and we are so grateful to have been part of it. Thank you to every family, volunteer, and player who made the event such a success. We are proud to support organizations that make our North Carolina communities stronger.

Received a notice from the IRS and set it aside for later? That single decision could be the difference between resolving the issue quickly and facing a tax lien, wage garnishment, or bank levy down the road. Our latest blog post breaks down what happens when an IRS notice goes unanswered, and why understanding your deadlines and rights matters from the moment that letter arrives. Read the full post here to learn what steps to take next. https://www.murraymoyer.com/what-happens-if-you-ignore-an-irs-notice/

Murray Moyer is proud to support the Back to School Bash, a community event taking place August 7 and 8 in Garner to help local families prepare for the upcoming school year. Learn more, volunteer, or find ways to get involved at https://b2sb.net/. We are grateful to stand alongside organizations that give back to the communities we serve.

FAQ: Does the IRS slow down on tax lien filings, bank levy actions, or wage garnishment during the summer months? Unfortunately, no, the IRS can pursue collection action at any time of year, so a quiet season does not mean your tax matter has gone away. If you receive a notice this summer, responding promptly is one of the most important steps you can take. Our team is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court and can help you understand your rights and the right next steps. Call (919) 846-6779 for IRS help.

Murray Moyer is growing. We are looking for an experienced Accountant to join our tax preparation team in Raleigh, supporting individuals and businesses with current and prior year tax returns. The ideal candidate holds a current CPA or EA license and enjoys building strong client relationships while meeting important deadlines. Learn more at https://www.murraymoyer.com/careers/.

Businesses of all sizes: the deadline to file your second quarter payroll tax return, Form 941, is July 31. Missing this deadline can lead to penalties and added IRS attention, so it is worth confirming your filing is on track now. If your business is facing payroll tax issues or back taxes, Murray Moyer is here to help you understand your options. Call (919) 846-6779 to learn more.

We are grateful for feedback like this. Helping clients work through difficult tax matters with care and professionalism is what our team strives for every day. If you are dealing with a tax issue and could use guidance, we would be glad to discuss your situation.