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In some cases, an actual IRS agent may also get involved. Here’s what you should know. Marian Weyo / Shutterstock.com
During the pandemic, the IRS was fairly lenient with past-due tax bills, but now the agency’s tax collection efforts are coming back in full force. The agency will soon ramp up efforts to collect overdue taxes after many debt-collection activities were paused during the COVID-19 crisis. In March 2020, the IRS temporarily halted some debt collection efforts and later expanded the pause in February…
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