Offer in Compromise (OIC)An offer in compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount you owe. It may be a legitimate option if you can’t pay your full tax liability, or doing so creates a financial hardship. Not everyone qualifies for the offer in compromise program. We review your unique set of facts and circumstances to evaluate if you would qualify for the program or if other payment options are better suited for your situation. Read more...
Currently Not Collectible (CNC)The IRS agrees that a tax debt is “currently not collectible” and temporarily suspends all collection activity if they determine that a taxpayer cannot afford to settle a tax debt at any time in the near future. Read more...
Installment AgreementAn installment agreement is the end result of properly presenting a taxpayer’s financial condition and negotiating an acceptable monthly payment. Read more...
Wage & Levy ReleaseA wage garnishment is type of tax levy imposed by the government in an attempt to recover back taxes. It can be imposed without a court order. When the IRS or State Tax Agency files a wage garnishment, it directs your employer to begin deducting a predetermined amount from your paycheck and to forward that amount to them. Read more...
Tax LiensIRS tax liens are a claim the IRS uses to secure the collection of a tax debt. The purpose of an IRS tax lien is to ensure that a tax liability will be paid by holding an ownership stake against one of a taxpayer’s assets. A lien can be placed on a property, a bank account or any asset of significant value. Read more...
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Audit RepresentationWe all dread the thought of an IRS audit or examination. Audits can be intimidating because they require you to explain the nature of your income and substantiate the expenses and deductions claimed on your tax return. However, receiving an IRS Notice informing you that your return has been selected for examination does not mean or imply that that you have made an error or done something dishonest. Read more...
FBARShould you disclose your offshore accounts to the IRS? Read more...
Innocent Spouse ReliefIf a husband and wife sign a joint tax return, then both spouses are jointly and severally liable for the full amount of the tax shown due on the return or later determined to be due. If one of the spouses who signs the joint tax return does not believe he or she should be liable for the full amount of the tax liability, that spouse may seek relief from liability under the innocent spouse rules. Read more...
Payroll TaxesWhen a business has an issue with failing to pay or failing to file payroll taxes, the IRS does not take the situation lightly. The consequences tend to be much worse for businesses than individuals – with an increased possibility of levies and seizures. Read more...
Penalty AbatementThe IRS uses the Reasonable Cause Assistant (RCA), which is an interactive software program, when considering penalty relief due to reasonable cause. The RCA provides a penalty relief option for the failure to file, pay, or deposit penalties if the taxpayer has not had to file the return before or no penalties have been assessed in the prior three years. Read more...
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