We are a AFFORDABLE full-service tax firm that specializes in stopping the IRS.

We are comprised of tax attorneys, tax lawyers, certified public accountants, and former IRS agents and managers.

Our former IRS agents and managers have over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the IRS.

WE KNOW THE SYSTEM!

If you have received IRS tax bill,certified mail or a IRS final notice of levy, contact us today and we can walk you through the process of immediately stopping the Internal Revenue Service.

When you retain our firm you’ll never speak to the Internal Revenue Service at all.

If you have  unfiled tax returns we can file your returns get you back in the system and settle your case.

The IRS Collection System

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) uses a three-phase strategy for collecting unpaid tax liabilities until they are either full paid, determined to be uncollectible, or otherwise resolved.

Each phase is worked by different program offices and IRS employees with increasingly higher technical skills.

•  IRS Notice Stream: IRS automatically generated IRS balance due notices that are sent to taxpayers.  The notice stream begins with the issuance of the statutory notice, followed by up to three reminder notices if the liability remains unpaid.

• IRS Automated Collection System (ACS):  Uses IRS contact representatives to collect unpaid taxes and secure tax returns from delinquent taxpayers who have not complied with previous notices.  Contact representatives take enforcement actions on taxpayers to prompt replies or payments from them.  Enforcement actions may include levying financial assets or filing liens against property.  Contact representatives also answer telephone calls from taxpayers.

•  Collection personal: secure returns from delinquent taxpayers who have not complied with previous notices or contacts by the ACS.  Revenue officers take enforcement actions, including levies, liens, and seizures of property.

It is very very very is important to note that all IRS mail is time sensitive.

As a general rule the Internal Revenue Service gives a 30 day grace period when they send out all notices for the taxpayer.

It is critical during this period of time the taxpayer contact the Internal Revenue Service and give the information that the Internal Revenue Service is looking for.

IRS certified mail and final notice of levy demands immediate responses.

If you are past this 30 day period we can still help, do not worry but be concerned.

As a former IRS agent I will tell you it is in your best interest to hire someone who is well experienced with the IRS system and who can manage your case.

In most cases the Internal Revenue Service is going to require  a  current financial statement on form 433F.

The Internal Revenue Service will require that financial statement or 433F  be completely documented along with bank statements, pay stubs, and a copy of all monthly expenses.

Once IRS reviews your financial information as a general rule you, would be put in one of two categories.

The Internal Revenue Service will either close your case by putting you into a:

• currently not collectible file for a period of time, or
• will insist on a monthly payment agreement.

Other taxpayers can go ahead and submit an offer in compromise because they may be a valid candidate for the offer in compromise to settle there tax debt.

Call us today for a national consultation we will walk you through the process of settling your tax debt with the IRS.

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