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Solving IRS problems

If you are like most people the most frightening letter you can receive in the mail comes from the IRS. That is because mail from the IRS rarely, if ever, contains good news and often it has the worse news possible “YOU OWE”. Whether you’re thinking of avoiding the IRS, contacting the IRS or settling with the IRS or just want to refer a friend, relative or client I’d love to hear from you… I would be happy to provide you or that special person you refer a No-Obligation Confidential Consultation to explain every option available in solving IRS Problems. Please call 1-800-483-9708 or email me to receive my Free Special Report.

The important thing to remember is that you do not have to face the IRS alone. In fact most people do not know they have the right to be represented by an Attorney, CPA or EA when dealing with the IRS. Be sure to consult with one before you say something to the IRS that you may regret. Remember, IRS employees are paid to look out for the government’s interest, not yours.

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My tax practice is not limited to just solving tax problems as I can advise you on wills, trusts and estates as well as related matters. I offer reasonably priced wills which will cover issues of guardianship, living wills and medical guardianship

Most taxpayers panic when they can’t pay what they owe the IRS. They don’t realize you can make arrangements with the IRS to pay only what you can afford each month.

Some taxpayers are qualified for an IRS program which allows them to pay less than the amount they currently owe the IRS. Almost every taxpayer is eligible for some type of IRS repayment program.

Here are some of the ways to pay the IRS if you owe them taxes.

Pay by Installments
The IRS will allow you to pay your taxes over a period of time if you have no means of paying them now. They will require you to provide them personal financial information to prove that you can’t pay now.

You must remain current with future year’s taxes to avoid getting further behind. The IRS still charges you penalties and interest on your unpaid balance but a new law does reduce the penalty.

IRS Problems Keeping you Awake At Night?

No need to guess what will happen next. Stop worrying and get some professional advice. Just call me 610-272-5859

for a Free No-Obligation Consultation and start sleeping again!

This is an easy way to start dealing with a problem that will not go away by itself.

Cut A Deal
You may be able to take advantage of the great IRS give away program designed to let taxpayers off the hook for tax debts. This is not amnesty but it’s the next best thing.

Taxpayers who qualify could easily find themselves settling with the IRS for pennies on the dollar. Every taxpayer that owes the IRS taxes must review the guidelines for cutting such a deal before they pay the IRS. Recently the acceptance guidelines have been relaxed even more.

Get rid of IRS Penalties
The IRS assesses penalties against taxpayers for all kinds of reasons including failure to pay. It’s bad enough that many taxpayers can’t afford to pay the IRS in the first place but in addition they force taxpayers to pay even more with additional penalties.

All IRS penalties including “failure to pay penalties “ can be reduced to zero if you have what the IRS calls “reasonable cause”. Don’t be alarmed by the IRS term “reasonable cause” instead use it to your advantage.

Letters written to the IRS requesting them to reduce your penalties to zero should be written from the heart. Just tell it like it is, everybody has personal problems from time to time that cause us to forget about things like filing or paying our taxes.

For example sick kids, personal injuries, divorce, legal troubles, employment problems, moving issues and caring for relatives are all more important than dealing with tax issues.

Writing a warm compassionate letter to the IRS requesting them to reduce your penalties substantially increases your chances of success.

Include all the real life problems you were living with at the time the penalty was assessed. Don’t give up if they say no the first time!

The Only

Sure Thing About IRS Problems Is

. . . .

“They Don’t Go Away By Themselves.”