The Tax Killer™
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Offer in Compromise

When a tax settlement with the IRS could sink your ship, if the taxes the IRS is assessing aren’t correct, or there’s little chance you can repay what the IRS says you owe, an “offer in compromise” (OIC) may be your best strategy.

Wage Garnishment Release

Tens of millions of Americans suffer IRS penalties on top of the taxes they already owe. As some have learned the hard way, being in trouble with the IRS is no joke—penalties can include civil fines, or in rare cases, even imprisonment.

Bank Levy Release

Wage garnishment is one of the hardest, most humiliating things the government can do to you. You’re working your butt off for every cent, and suddenly the government starts taking a bite out of each and every paycheck.

Tax Lien Release

If you have tax debt, and you don’t protect your assets, the government can take everything away from you.

Currently Not Collectible

If you’re experiencing severe economic hardship—in other words, you really can’t pay the IRS anything—and still owe taxes, your debt may be deemed “currently not collectible.”

Installment Agreements

IRS installment agreements or plans are one of the most common ways taxpayers resolve debts with the IRS. While common, they can also be tricky.

Innocent Spouse Relief

When they said “marriage is forever,” they didn’t mean taxes. But the actions of your spouse can affect your own tax situation, sometimes drastically.

Collection Appeal

One of the most important rights you have as a taxpayer with IRS debt is the Collection Appeal Process. Few know about it, but the IRS has a whole separate department that handles appeals, known as the IRS Appeals Division.

Penalty Abatement

Tens of millions of Americans suffer IRS penalties on top of the taxes they already owe. As some have learned the hard way, being in trouble with the IRS is no joke—penalties can include civil fines, or in rare cases, even imprisonment.

Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Relief

Tens of millions of Americans suffer IRS penalties on top of the taxes they already owe. As some have learned the hard way, being in trouble with the IRS is no joke—penalties can include civil fines, or in rare cases, even imprisonment.

Audits

IRS audit rates are growing for all different classes of taxpayer. As scary as an audit can be, the law allows a taxpayer to have a representative with them during the entire process.

IRS Seizures

Few things are as stressful as the prospect of the government seizing your house or other property because of neglected or unpaid taxes the IRS says you owe.

Statute of Limitations

The government can’t collect taxes forever. There is a statute of limitations, a form of expiration date, after which the IRS is by law no longer able to collect.

Payroll Tax Issues

Payroll tax issues can be extremely complicated, but what it boils down to is this: if you run a business, and if you pay employees, you have to pay payroll taxes.

Non Filing/Compliance

Think you’re alone in neglecting to file your taxes? You’re not.  There are plenty of reasons Americans don’t file tax returns: health problems, inability to pay what’s owed, personal issues. Sometimes, we just don’t do it.