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An Offer in Compromise is an agreement between you and the IRS that closes the tax debt for less than the amount owed. This IRS leniency program is designed for tax payers who cannot pay their tax debt in full or through an established installment agreement. A tax debt can be legally compromised for one of the following reasons:
• Doubt as to Collectability: There is some doubt as to whether or not the IRS is able to collect from you.
• Doubt as to Liability: There is some doubt as to whether you truly owe tax debt.
• Effective Tax Administration: You have sufficient assets to pay in full but, due to an unusual situation, payment would create an economic hardship that would be unfair or inequitable.
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You agree to make regular monthly payments to the IRS or State until the balance is paid in full. There are different formulas that the IRS and State use to calculate the amount of the monthly payment for each person.
An Installment Agreement can be more costly than paying the back taxes you owe in full. The IRS charges interest and penalties on the unpaid portion of the debt. The IRS has recently expanded their “Fresh Start” initiative in an effort to reach out to a larger group of tax payers, allowing more to qualify for this program.
Benefits of an Installment Agreement include:
The IRS and State halt their collection efforts and cease issuing wage garnishments once an Installment Agreement has been established
A comfortable Installment Agreement is created based on information provided by you. We will work hard for you to yield the lowest outcome possible
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=”Bank Levy Release”]Seizure of your bank accounts is perhaps one of the most common and aggressive forms of collection the IRS and State uses. The taxing authorities are allowed to file a tax levy and take money out of your bank accounts, social security benefits and retirement benefits if you are an individual filer. If you own a business, an IRS levy can apply to accounts receivables as well. The effects can be distressing to you and your family.
There are times when federal tax levies have been filed improperly and are reversible. In these types of situations, your money can be recovered but you need to act quickly as time is limited. Alpha Tax Relief may be able to reverse a levy for many reasons.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=”Wage Garnishment Release”] Based on some guidelines, the IRS can garnish upwards of 80% of your wages until your balance is paid in full. The IRS or any State Taxing Authority will not stop salary garnishment or wage levy unless you take immediate action. We understand the stress and anxiety this financial bind can place on you and your family. If you are in danger of a salary garnishment or wage levy it is important that we address it now.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=”Revenue Officer Assistance”] You are a top priority of the IRS if you have a Revenue Officer (RO) assigned to your tax account. The objective is to collect the taxes that are owed as quickly as possible. It is not easy to represent yourself against the IRS, additionally the RO has the power to garnish wages, issue bank levies and seize assets from the taxpayer. However, the taxpayer has rights. The IRS must follow guidelines when collecting back taxes. Hiring a firm to deal with a Revenue Officer puts you in the best position possible when it comes to your back taxes. Our tax professionals work with Revenue Officers on the daily basis. Once you have representation, the RO has no choice but to deal directly with our group instead of the taxpayer.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=”Payroll Tax Representation”] Social Security taxes and Medicare taxes are commonly known as Payroll Taxes. They are referred to as 941 taxes. There are three different situations where taxpayers are responsible for 941 payroll taxes. A self-employed individual, a partnership with employees or a corporation with employees. Employers are required to withhold payroll taxes from the wages earned by their employees and are forward these withholding’s to the IRS. Employers are required to file quarterly and annual Payroll Tax forms: Form 941 – Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return and Form 940 – Employer’s Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax Return.
The IRS will usually assign a Revenue Officer to collect a payroll tax debt. Revenue Officers will make every attempt to collect the tax debt in full and will not settle for less from the employer. Failure to pay or correct a delinquent payroll tax matter could result in the closure of the business and liquidation of the business assets.
We help businesses resolve their past due payroll tax liability by helping them understand their payroll obligations.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=”State Tax”] The majority of taxpayers that owe the IRS usually have a State Tax debt or State Tax issues. State Tax agencies can be more aggressive in their collections approach from taxpayers that owe back taxes. Our Attorneys are extremely knowledgeable in individual state laws and successfully enforce State Tax relief codes that most taxpayers are unaware of.
Each State has its own set of guidelines and rules for collecting back taxes. It is important to hire a company that has experience in the specific State where you have the tax debt.
Our tax professionals can help you resolve your State Tax issue by stopping all collection activity, negotiate a settlement and setting up an affordable payment plan.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=” Audit Representation “] During an Audit, the IRS will ask very specific questions, which, depending on how they are answered will dictate success or utter failure. Having Alpha Tax Relief in your corner is vital to your success. Our experienced staff will guide you through the audit process providing a sense of security during this exhaustive process.
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You can be criminally prosecuted for owing back taxes on undeclared funds in an Offshore Account. The IRS has lost billions of dollars from revenue of Offshore Accounts; as a result, the IRS’ collect efforts are swift and aggressive. Alpha Tax Relief can provide you the peace of mind needed during this trying time.
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[fancy_toggle_content heading=” Penalty Abatement”] Abatement is the amount by which something is reduced, such as a penalty. There are nearly 150 types of penalties; those are 150 reasons to penalize you. With the proper representation, penalties can be partially or fully abated. It must be demonstrated to the IRS that you have good reason as to why your penalties should be abated. Our expertise and attention to detail is your key to successfully getting those penalties abated.
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