Keith Jones CPA is a Trusted Tax Professional Who Gets Honest Relief & Fair Settlements

TheCPATaxProblemSolver

Services Offered Include Installment Plans and Offer in Compromise.

Keith Jones CPA makes customers service a priority.

He knows how to file tax forms & get IRS debt forgiveness in Jacksonville & Destin.

Keith Jones, CPA IRS Tax and Expert in Tax Relief

Keith Jones, CPA, a tax debt relief expert in Jacksonville & Destin who knows about how to get the best tax relief possible & offers free consultations.

The IRS announced in late 2020 the Taxpayer Relief Initiative created to assist taxpayers not able to pay the debt due to the pandemic (IR-2020-248).

Folks who owe debt but could not afford to pay have always had options like Installment Agreements or Payment Plans with monthly payments or submitting an Offer in Compromise.

However now they have MORE options to pay their income taxes based on their individual financial situation to avoid Federal Liens or Wage Garnishments.

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Owe more than $10,000?

Although any amount of back taxes or IRS problem will cause considerable stress, the pressure becomes extremely severe when the responsibility approaches five figures.

Between late filing fees, late payment penalties & compounded interest, IRS debt easily adds up, making it IMPOSSIBLE to manage financial needs from other parts of your life.⁠

Sadly, many people are totally ignoring their IRS debt issues despite turmoil.

This strategy leads to even BIGGER problems DOWN THE ROAD.

When in doubt, it is better to negotiate proactively.

TheCPATaxProblemSolver is here to HELP work out a settlement.

We understand that facing an IRS issue can be very concerning.

Please take heart and rest easy knowing that what you are going through is something that has been solved for others many times before.

We are here to do the same for you.

Keith offers a Tax Debt Settlement Analysis in all situations.

We accept all major credit cards and with work with you on in-house financing!

How many years must you file?

You can file a return for any prior year, but the IRS typically requires taxpayers to file back returns for the last six years in order to avoid delinquency enforcement procedures.

According to IRS policy, it takes managerial approval to go back more than six years.

Relief in Disaster Situations

If you've been affected by a federally declared disaster such as a hurricane, the IRS may provide people in your region with an automatic extension to file and pay your taxes.

Typically you're eligible if you live or have a business in the federally declared disaster area.

You might also be able to deduct some of your personal property losses that are not covered by insurance or other reimbursements.

The IRS maintains a list of the disaster situations for which it is offering tax relief.