An IRS problem is a legal problem. You need a knowledgeable, experienced tax attorney to walk you through this process to achieve the best resolution available to you under the law.
Solving an IRS problem requires the knowledge to recognize the available opportunities for resolution, the experience to effectively navigate the bureaucracy, the integrity to offer Clients a fair and honest assessment of the alternatives, the judgment to make a straightforward recommendation, and the effectiveness to achieve the best results available under the law.
Solving an IRS problem requires the knowledge to recognize the available opportunities for resolution, the experience to effectively navigate the bureaucracy, the integrity to offer Clients a fair and honest assessment of the alternatives, the judgment to make a straightforward recommendation, and the effectiveness to achieve the best results available under the law.
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In some cases, tax debts can be settled for significantly less than is owed. Whether you qualify for a reduced tax settlement -- technically called an "Offer in Compromise" -- depends heavily on the specific facts and circumstances of your case. Beware companies that promise big savings without having gone over your case in great detail.
Wage levies can be stressful, embarrassing, and often financially devastating depending on how long they last. But, we can act quickly to help you get your IRS problem straightened out, and get your wage levy released with the best terms available to you under the law. You need representation to help you through this stressful time, to show you the light at the end of the tunnel, and to get you through this as quickly and painlessly as possible.
IRS Revenue Officer involvement in your case is a very serious matter. Revenue Officers are IRS field agents who are tasked with collecting outstanding debts and seeing that unfiled tax returns are promptly filed. They are typically involved in higher-dollar cases and/or cases involving businesses that have failed to make payroll tax payments.
Unfiled tax returns can result in the IRS preparing tax returns on your behalf, which typically generates the highest possible tax debt. IRS substituted returns are often quickly followed by enforced collections, such as wage garnishments, bank account seizures, or a federal tax lien. However, the problem can be resolved.
Installment agreements and other payment options depend heavily on the size of your tax debt and your current household or business financial situation. Payment options can range from zero -- for those who qualify for a "Currently Not Collectible" -- to a substantial amount. It is not possible to give a specific range of options available to you without an in-depth review of both your IRS case and possibly your household and/or business finances.
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