What can you do if you owe taxes?

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• You could file an Offer-in-Compromise to ask the IRS to take less that the total owed. 

• You could ask the IRS to let you pay the debt in installment payments.

• You could ask the IRS to change your account status to 'Uncollectable' because of your situation.

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What you cannot do is ignore them:

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• They will levy your bank accounts, IRA accounts, and any other liquid assets that you may own.

• They will levy your wages from your employer.

• They can foreclose on your home if you have any equity built up.

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How do we help clients clean up their IRS problems?

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1. We help them get compliant with their current year taxes. The IRS will not make a deal if the hole is getting deeper.

2. We do an analysis of the client's financial situation and develop a strategy using the same formulas that the IRS Collections Division will use in their decisions on whether or not to accept a deal.

3. We represent the clients so that they don't have to come into direct contact with IRS personnel. This avoids the problem of a taxpayer saying the wrong thing that might lead the IRS to conclude that they are lying - a criminal offense.

 

Who should contact us for help?

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• Taxpayers who owe the government money.

• Business owners who are behind in their payroll taxes.

• Taxpayers who have received an audit notice.

• Non-filers who want to get straight with the IRS.​

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You don't have to go this alone. Having a knowledgeable professional to represent you can go a long way to getting the best deal possible while minimizing some of the stress. (If your not feeling stressed about this kind of situation, then you have made a mistake in judgement.)

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Want to know more about how to clear up IRS debt?

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Want to know more about IRS Audits?

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