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1. How to Settle Your Tax Debt by Negotiating a Payment Plan with the IRS An Installment Agreement is a payment arrangement whereby the government allows a taxpayer to pay liabilities over time. Once a payment plan is established, the IRS will not take enforced collection action, including the levy of bank accounts or wage...
2. 7 Things Small Business Owners Should Know About Payroll Tax Problems The IRS is focusing increased tax compliance efforts on small businesses. Learn about the common audit triggers for small businesses and what you can do if you owe payroll taxes. Plus, find out how to avoid severe IRS penalties, huge tax debt and f...
3. How to Hire a Tax Resolution Company You Can Trust Tax-burdened Americans seeking professional help in solving their IRS problems have more options today than ever before. The tax debt relief industry has seen dramatic growth over the past 5 years as many companies have entered the arena to offer hel...
4. Save Money and Reduce Your IRS Bill With Simple Year-End Tax Tips Small businesses and individuals can get started on trimming taxes now, before the end of the year. It has been a bad year for many, so it's crucial to employ financial strategies that can help alleviate potential IRS increases and minimize tax liab...
5. How to Save Thousands of Dollars in Taxes, Penalties, and Interest through the IRS Offer in Compromise Program The IRS Offer in Compromise program offers tax relief for Americans who have exhausted all financial resources available to them to pay their taxes. By qualifying for an Offer in Compomise, tax burdened Americans can save thousands of dollars in tax...
6. IRS Levy and You Your bank accounts, salary, and property can be taken by the IRS through an IRS levy. They will seize as many of these assets as needed to provide cash to settle your tax bill. If you have been served notice of an IRS levy, your IRS issues have now c...
7. Handling IRS Notices Being sent an IRS notice in the mailbox is not a reason to panic. IRS issues will go away before you know it because notices are easy enough to resolve. The IRS sends out millions of notices each year. These could be anything from default notices to...
8. Payroll Taxes As an entrepreneur, you withhold taxes from your employee's paychecks each pay period - federal and/or state income taxes (determined by the employee's claimed exemptions) and FICA contributions for Social Security and Medicare (a percentage of the e...
9. Bankruptcy: The Facts How should you proceed if your IRS issues are so severe that filing for bankruptcy is a good option? You'll determine how bankruptcy will impact you and your family by research. Of the 2 types of bankruptcy, figure out which one will work best for yo...
10. What AWaits You If You Don't File a Tax Return You'll have numerous IRS problems when you do not file a tax return. The Tax Code has certain timelines or statutes of limitations set out that allow the IRS to pursue nonfilers. Criminal: If the IRS gets you within six years of the tax return's dea...
11. Tax Relief Debt Are you in debt to IRS? Do you need tax relief debt help? If you do, you will be greatly beneficial by tax relief advices in the site. Experienced tax attorneys or tax specialists can help you to solve tax problems and offer you workable tax relief...
12. HOW TO STOP A WAGE GARNISHMENT We resolve IRS and State Income Tax Issues. The Services that we provide are: Offers in Compromise, Penalty Abatement, Wage Garnishment Release, Bank Levy Release, Filing Back Taxes, Innocent Spouse, Payroll and Business and Tax Liens. We offer Affor...
13. IRS Criminal Prosecutions: The Facts You'll know you have IRS issues if you open your door and the person visiting identifies himself as an agent from the Criminal Investigation Division or CID. Special Enforcement and General Enforcement are 2 arms of the IRS police department. Special...
14. How to Hold On to Your Assets The likelihood of asset seizure is huge if you have problems with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The bureau can take your assets if they want payment. You may not have a lot left when they're finished with you if you owe the bureau a lot of back...
15. Armed and Audited You have been given notice on a looming IRS audit. Great, now the IRS is going to be poking into your finances. Now you have big IRS problems. Before you do anything else, scan the notice. Find out exactly what the IRS needs, the year they are audit...
16. Should You Go For an OIC? A solution you may want to consider to help you address your IRS problems is to file an Offer in Compromise or OIC. Advantages You can negotiate a deal with the IRS to allow you to pay the amount that you can afford of your back taxes while the re...
17. Back Tax Owed A lot of people owe back tax. If you're one of them, it will not go away if you ignore this problem. Maybe you are scared that if you do something, it'll create even more problems. We are aware that IRS problems can be alarming. It's serious. It must...
18. Offer in Compromise: The Facts An OIC (Offer in Compromise) is a possible solution to resolving your tax debt through an agreement with the IRS. Our company can help you submit an OIC to reduce your taxes and IRS problems. You have to meet any of the following criteria and accom...
19. A Guide To Your Payroll Tax Problems Are you an entrepreneur who has been unable to settle your payroll taxes? Has the IRS sent you notices regarding non-receipt of 941 payroll returns? Or perhaps you have had to file some payroll taxes late because you didn't have the money on the dead...
20. IRS Appeals IRS problems are an inconvenience. You may, however, consider appealing certain results if you don't agree with rulings arrived at by the IRS concerning these: Results of tax auditsAssessed penaltiesAccrued interestPlacement of tax lienPlacement of...