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Internal Revenue Service tax problems can be resolved
even if you owe large amount and even if you haven't file in years. If you don't
take care of the problem, the IRS may file a Federal tax lien, levy your bank
account and wages and seize and sell your home, car or business.
Ever since the IRS Restructuring & Reform Act of 1998
was signed into law, the IRS has generally been much more reasonable. However,
in the last couple years, there has been a significant increase in Federal tax
lien filings. We have also seen large increases in wage and bank account levies. e Taxes.com President & Founder Steve Kassel
previously served as an IRS Revenue Officer in San Jose, CA. 18 years ago, Steve
left the IRS to work for people just like you and was an Enrolled Agent, Licensed to Represent Taxpayers Before the IRS for 16 of those years.
Steve testified on Capitol Hill before the
National Commission on Restructuring the IRS. That committee's
recommendations formed the basis for the historic IRS Reform law. Steve
regularly meets with top IRS officials to discuss the changes in the law and how
those changes will affect you. Steve was extensively quoted in a
front page article in the New York Times.
That article made newspapers all across America. Steve was interviewed the
following day by Charlie Gibson on Good
Morning America. Worth magazine featured an
article on the enforcement powers of the IRS in which Steve was the only tax
practitioner quoted. Steve also appeared on Fox News The O'Reilly Factor. In some cases you can settle accounts for far less
than the total owed (Offer in Compromise).
However, you will not get an Offer approved without experienced professional
help. The National Taxpayer Advocate's 2000 Report to Congress said that "We
are also concerned about the significant drop in the percentage of accepted
Offers from Fiscal Years 1999 to 2000". Most of the rejected Offers came
from individuals that didn't understand the
Offer in Compromise process. However, a considerable number of the rejected
Offers came from professional "Offer mills" that submit Offers even though they
know they can't possibly be accepted. The IRS just announced several significant
changes to the Offer program. Make sure you have the most current information to
ensure you get the most favorable response possible. The vast majority of our client's Offers have been
accepted and we won't submit an Offer unless we believe it will be accepted. Are
you aware that a difference of just $100 on an IRS financial statement results
in a difference of $4,800/$6,000 or more in the amount of your Offer? Now, more
than ever, you'll need a competent tax professional to help ensure your Offer
gets accepted for the least money possible.
Virtually all of the companies that
advertise nationally NEVER let you discuss your case with a licensed tax professional!
Other companies make illegal cold calls to people with
Federal tax liens that have been filed against them.
For your own sake, do business only with a
licensed tax practitioner (Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney) that is in
compliance with IRS regulations.
All of
our tax professionals are experienced Enrolled Agents. By offering specific solutions to tough
problems, we can get you through this. Call us toll free at
800.714.1880 or
go to our Free Tax
Consultation page. We will take your case only if we can help you. IGNORING
THE IRS IS THE WORST THING TO DO. We answer only those questions
concerning delinquent tax returns and delinquent tax payments. We will not
answer any general tax questions. We are NOT the
IRS, but we do |