Posts Tagged ‘IRS Payment Plans’

Handle Your Tax Woes With Professional Tax Help, Not Tax Evasion

Friday, April 29th, 2011

I blog about tax evasion cases almost daily on my tax blog!  Why, you may ask?  Because I am trying to highlight that no matter how rich, or how poor, how famous, or non-famous, someone is does not matter to the IRS.  The IRS wants their taxes and they will come after you, if not today, than some time in the future.  Who wants to live constantly looking over their
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Tax Day Help: What to Do if You Can’t Pay the IRS

Monday, April 18th, 2011

I was recently quoted in the Fiscal Times article “Tax Bill Blues: What to do if You Can’t Pay the IRS.” Writer Emma Johnson explores how American consumers can feel paralyzed with anxiety when they are looking at a big tax bill but just don’t have the cast to pay it. She also emphasizes the importance of taking action – because ignoring the problem is only going to make  the Internal
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Tax Resolution Services Will Help Many Find Tax Relief But No Help For Woman Guilty of False Home Buyer Credit Claim

Monday, February 28th, 2011

Tax Resolution Services is made up of a team of tax attorneys and Certified Tax Resolution Specialists.  We provide tax relief services such as setting up IRS Payment Plans, helping consumers determine if they qualify for the Offer in Compromise program, sorting out tax liens, levies and seizures, working through Payroll Tax Problems and much more.  But if you’ve filed a false tax return or conspired to defraud the United
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Need to Resolve Tax Debt? IRS Offer in Compromise or IRS Installment Agreement Plans Are Two Viable Options

Monday, September 20th, 2010

Feeling like your IRS debt is overwhelming?  You are not alone!  The question below, about resolving tax debt, is something we hear quite often.  Although it seems that most people think the IRS is always out to get us, that is not the truth.  The IRS actually has a few programs in place to assist a taxpayer in paying off tax debt, including back taxes.  It is possible to work with the IRS
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Tax Attorneys Help Resolve Tax Problems Not Tax Scams

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

Tax attorneys and Certified Tax Resolution Specialists make up our team at Tax Resolution Services.  An experienced tax attorney can help solve tax problems at both the state and federal levels.  Tax Resolution Services’ tax attorneys have helped many people with IRS payment plans, securing Offer in Compromise settlements, release of tax liens and IRS bank levies and many other tax relief services.   The one area that Tax Resolution Services cannot help with is tax scams.
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6 Tips for Hiring a Good Income Tax Attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist

Monday, March 15th, 2010

An experienced tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) can help taxpayers secure offer in compromise settlements, IRS payment plans, penalty abatement, innocent spouse relief, release of liens or levies, non-filer issues and many other tax settlements. Before you hire professional tax help for resolving your IRS problems, you need to get informed on how to choose a good tax relief expert.
While taxpayers are allowed to represent themselves before
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$52 Million in Back Taxes Saved By Taxpayers With Tax Help From Tax Attorneys

Monday, February 15th, 2010

I’m proud to share that taxpayers across the nation have saved in excess of $52 million dollars in back taxes and IRS penalties since 1998 with the help of our team of expert tax attorneys, CPAs, and Certified Tax Resolution Specialists.
These tough economic times are resulting in more Americans than ever seeking tax relief and IRS help for tax bills they can’t afford to pay. Additionally, the IRS increasing enforcement
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Instead of Paying IRS Back Taxes, ‘Intelligent Alternative’ Radio Host Fails to File Tax Returns

Friday, February 12th, 2010

You have a right to pay the IRS back taxes, regardless of how delinquent they are.   If you’ve got back taxes that are unpaid, the most intelligent decision you can make is to consult a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist who will help you prepare and file the delinquent tax return.  Better to do a late tax filing, then be charged with failure to file tax returns like the radio host,
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Tax Resolution Services Solves Tax Problems such as Back Taxes, No Help for Man Facing 20 Years in Prison for Tax Evasion, Selling Stolen Software

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

On this tax blog I have written about  tax scams and tax evasion many times.  Besides Bernie Madoff and his Ponzi scheme, I have never written about a story as ridiculous as this one.  First of all, selling stolen software is dumb.  Even dumber when you steal it directly from Dell, one the biggest computer corporations, and then commit tax evasion to hide your earnings from this stolen property.  This man
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IRS Payment Plans: Get Your Numbers Straight to Avoid Rejection

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

The IRS is meticulous when calculating back taxes and what you may owe them. But if you miscalculate how much you are required to pay them–they are not required by law to offer you any counteroffers even when such counteroffers may be more financially appropriate.
A recent case showed that the IRS made a mistake when calculating the amount of an individual’s IRS installment agreement payments. However, upon further investigation, the
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Offer in Compromise Program or an IRS Payment Plan? Get Your Tax Debt Questions Answered Here!

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Got IRS back taxes?  There is no better time to find tax relief! Tax Resolution Services will assist you in resolving your tax debt.  Got a tax question?  Tax Resolution Services will answer your tax question. Call us at 1-866-IRS-PROBLEMS or visit www.taxresolution.com
Tax problems and overwhelming tax debt is not uncommon.  There are tax relief options to help with tax debt, two of which are outlined below: the IRS Offer
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IRS Installment Agreement Fulfilled By Life Insurance Benefits in Recent IRS Case

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

In certain cases when a married couple with an installment agreement cannot pay off the full amount, the IRS Chief Counsel can sometimes recommend that the IRS accepts the assignment of death benefits if one of the taxpayers dies.
In a recent case, one spouse of a married couple died before the installment agreement ended. The IRS wanted to seize all assets of the taxpayer covered by the agreement but was
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77-Year Old Developer Evades Taxes and Sentenced to Prison Time – Don’t Evade Taxes, Set Up an IRS Payment Plan if You Owe Back Taxes

Monday, October 26th, 2009

If you owe taxes to the IRS, and feel like you do not have the money to pay them back, you can work out a payment plan with the IRS, also known as an Installment Agreement, which allows you to pay your tax liabilities over time.  Some people are able to negotiate their tax payment plans, but if you owe $25,000 and over, I would highly recommend working with a
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Two Tax Rules: Avoid Tax Scams and If You Need Tax Relief Consult a Tax Professional

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

As I’ve blogged before, tax scams will only get you in trouble with the law!  If you are having tax problems, seek professional tax help.  Tax Resolution Services can help you find tax relief as we have helped many others.  Our tax help testimonials speak for themselves!  Our Offer in Compromise tax settlement rate is $0.13 on the dollar!  Read more about our tax relief road map - what to expect when resolving
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Tax Client of the Month: Negotiating IRS Payment Plan and Penalty Abatement Helps Tax Relief Client Save $104,000

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

Every month I choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month.  It’s my way of acknowledging good friends and saying “thanks” to those who support me and my business with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
This month’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. Michael B.
Michael owed the IRS over $130K in taxes including penalties and interest. We successfully abated the penalties in the sum of over $36K. In
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