Unpaid Back Taxes – Settle with the IRS – Affordable Back Tax Solutions 1-866-700-1040
If you owe unpaid back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service call us today to find out the different tax options that you have available to you to deal, settle, and negotiate your tax debt with the Internal Revenue Service.
We can offer a variety of affordable backpack solutions.
We are comprised of tax attorneys, tax lawyers, certified public accountants, and former IRS agents and managers who true tax experts in dealing with unpaid back taxes.
We have over 206 years of professional tax spreads in over 60 years of working for the Internal Revenue Service and the local, district, and regional tax offices of the IRS.
By filling out a simple IRS financial statement which you can find on our website, we can fully evaluate your case and give you a very affordable tax recommendation solution to both deal and settle with the Internal Revenue Service. Evaluations are free of charge.
IRS will want a current financial statement to Settle with the IRS on Unpaid Back Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service deals with unpaid back taxes by analyzing the taxpayer’s current ability to pay the IRS. The IRS uses form 433-F to make that determination. IRS will want full substantiation and verification of this simple two-page IRS financial statement before they will make a determination on how they will negotiate your tax case.
IRS will want to see your last pay stub, your last 3 to 6 months bank statements and a copy of all your monthly bills and expenses. Once the Internal Revenue Service reviews this financial statement they will easily be able to make a determination on how they are very close your case and settle your IRS tax problem on your unpaid back taxes.
If you owe under $50,000 to Internal Revenue Service you may qualify for the streamlined agreement. You will have to pay your tax liability off within 72 months on 72 equal payments.
As a general rule there are three ways the Internal Revenue Service will remove your case off the IRS enforcement computer.
Hardship
IRS may determine based on your current financial statement that you have more expenses and income and they have the option to put you into a non-collectible or currently not collectible status. The status is usually lasts 2 to 3 years or until the taxpayers income sufficiently increases.
Payment Plan
IRS may determine as a result of your current financial statement that you can make a current payment and put you on a monthly installment agreement.
IRS Offer in Compromise or Tax Debt Settlement
IRS lastly may determine that you are an excellent candidate for an IRS offer in compromise or a tax debt settlement called. This is what is commonly known as settling for pennies on a dollar or settling with the Internal Revenue Service.
To settle with the Internal Revenue Service there is a pre-qualifier tool that you can use, it you can find it on our website.
You can walk through this program yourself to find out whether you are a true IRS settlement candidate.
Before I recommend that any taxpayer enter into a settlement with the Internal Revenue Service or file an offer in compromise they either walk through the pre-qualifier tool or speak to somebody who is a true tax experts in the offer in compromise program.
You should know that I was a former IRS agent in teaching instructor with the Internal Revenue Service taught the offer in compromise program to new IRS agents.
You can contact us today and we can make a recommendation for you to settle with the IRS or give you tax options for other affordable back tax solutions.
Unpaid Back Taxes – Settle with the IRS – Affordable Back Tax Solutions
