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Whether you need assistance with formalizing a resolution, resolving bank levies, wage garnishments, navigating tax liens, there are seasoned Tax Practitioners ready to fight on your behalf.
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Tax Lien Help
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Negotiate Payroll Taxes
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Tax Penalties & Interest
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Custom Tax Solutions
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Stop Wage Garnishment
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Prevent Levy & Seizure
Offers in Compromise (OIC)
Taxpayers that are not currently in financial hardship, but may be very close to that threshold, may be able to qualify for an Offer In Compromise.
Installment Agreement
The installment agreement is a method of tax debt resolution that allows an individual to pay off their balance over a period typically ranging from 6 months to ten years.
Conditional Expense Installment Agreemen
As one of the more accommodating agreements, the CIA allows taxpayers to continue paying a long-term monthly bill or expense(s) while still addressing their tax debt problems. Those that qualify for this agreement must have a steady payment schedule for something like a 401k program or a credit card that they are required to keep. The CIA usually lasts for 60 months and pays the debt in full.
Streamline Installment Agreement
This type of installment agreement comes with a couple of strict guidelines that determine an individual’s eligibility. There are some added benefits that make this program worthwhile, such as not having to disclose all of a taxpayer’s financial information to the federal or state tax agency.
Currently Not Collectible Status
Taxpayers that are struggling with financial hardship may be able to find a way to be completely relieved of their IRS debt. Currently Not Collectible Status removes the taxpayer’s tax balances from active collections with the IRS.
Penalty Abatement
Penalties can quickly turn a tax debt situation from bad to worse. With our penalty abatement assistance, the added penalties to tax obligations may be removed.
Partial Pay Installment Agreement
The PPIA is a bit more complicated to manage from a records perspective, but can save taxpayers a substantial amount on their tax balances. Taxpayers following this plan have to disclose all financial information and documents to the IRS to be accepted.
Traditional Installment Agreement
This straight-forward payment method is a simple installment plan in which the taxpayer settles their entire tax debt over many payments. The amount is divided into monthly installments over the 10-Year Statute of Limitations and is based off of the taxpayer’s current financial situation.
Stair Step Agreement
This form of Installment Agreement exists to allow taxpayers to finish payment on a large expense, such as a car loan or child support payments. This plan begins with a divided payment schedule in which the larger expense gets the main focus and small installments are collected on the unpaid tax balance.