If you're reading this, something about your tax situation has you worried. That's fair \u2014 the IRS is intimidating until you know how the rules actually work. I'm Darrin Mish, a Tampa tax attorney. I've handled cases like yours for 32 years. Let me walk you through it.<\/p>\n
Planning on taking a trip<\/a> anywhere that requires a passport? Well, you had better make sure that your taxes are caught up. In 2016, there is the chance that your passport could be cancelled where back taxes are prevalent. \u00a0Click here to watch or read more information on IRS Back Taxes.<\/a><\/p>\n Some states initially refused to comply with the new rules. Their concern was based on the idea that the feds might create a national database of on Americans. Other states complained there would be high administrative costs to fully implement the system, which would result in an increase in air travel fees that would be passed on to drivers. <\/span><\/p>\n With respect to what\u2019s happening in the world, it only seems that clamping down on the ability to identify people will only heighten. States like Minnesota, New Hampshire and Louisiana may have already stepped in front of the pack to require their citizens to start using passports to board domestic flights. If this is what\u2019s in store for the future, the future is already here. Find a tax expert to help you get your affairs in order. The next phase may very well be to refuse anyone airline tickets who owes the IRS in back taxes. The IRS is getting serious about collecting unpaid taxes.<\/p>\n