How to Solve IRS Tax Problems with Simple Steps

 

KEITH'S STEPS TO PROVIDE BACK TAXES HELP

1

Consult

This is a one on one virtual meeting where we go over the details of your tax issue, how I can help and next steps.

2

Protect & Research

We apply immediate relief- halting collections to protect your assests from levies while we are in neogations.

3

Fight

We file any unfilled returns, and get you into compliance to qualify for the best tax Relief applicable by law

4

Resolve

This fresh start gives back your peace. Sleep better at night and enjoy your financially secured future.

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Frequently Asked Questions About IRS Tax Problems

What can I do if IRS has filed tax levy or placed a federal lien against me?

A Collection Due Process Hearing, also known as a CDP hearing, maybe your last best chance to resolve a tax controversy and stop a bank levy with the IRS short of tax litigation. The IRS does not allow taxpayers to request these hearings for “frivolous” reasons. That includes refusing to pay tax on religious or moral grounds.

What Are Some Legitimate Reasons to Request a CDP Hearing?

  • You want to seek payment alternatives such as a payment plan or an offer in compromise. To get these plans accepted, you must file all delinquent returns.
  • You have a terminal illness and overwhelming medical bills.
  • You can’t pay because you’re living on Social Security or unemployment.
  • You can’t afford to pay with your income—the IRS has strict guidelines on this type of hardship arrangement.

Generally, the IRS must issue a Notice of Intent to Levy and Right to Request a Hearing before it sends a levy. Requesting a Collection Due Process Hearing
Complete Form 12153 Request for a Collection Due Process Hearing, and send it to the IRS at the address shown on the lien or levy notice within 30 days.

The taxpayer should check the IRS actions that he disagrees with and explain why he disagrees with such actions.

If the taxpayer receives both a lien and a bank levy notice, the taxpayer may appeal both actions.

The taxpayer must identify all reasons for disagreement, and may raise the following issues relating to the unpaid tax:

a. Appropriateness of collection actions;

b. Collection alternatives such as installment plan, offer in compromise, posting a bond, or substitution of other assets;

c. Appropriate spousal defenses; and

d. The existence or amount of the tax, but only if the taxpayer did not receive a notice of deficiency or did not otherwise have an opportunity to dispute the tax liability.

What can I do if IRS has filed tax levy or placed a federal lien against me?

A Collection Due Process Hearing, also known as a CDP hearing, maybe your last best chance to resolve a tax controversy and stop a bank levy with the IRS short of tax litigation. The IRS does not allow taxpayers to request these hearings for “frivolous” reasons. That includes refusing to pay tax on religious or moral grounds.

What is a federal tax lien?

A federal lien is a public record on your property that says you owe the IRS money.

It tells creditors that the IRS has a claim on all your property, including property you buy after the lien is filed.

If a lien is attached to your property, you cannot sell that property without a clear title.

I haven't filed tax returns in years. Where can I get IRS tax problems help and is it too late to reach a settlement?

Another frequently asked question is about filing past tax returns and where to get IRS tax problem help.

IRS tax problems help can be found by scheduling a free consultation here!

Filing your return is the first step in the IRS tax debt relief settlement process.

Taxpayers must be in compliance in order to negotiate IRS tax debt relief.

After your past due tax returns are processed, I will evaluate the possible solutions so you can make a fresh start!

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