Las Vegas + Help Remove IRS Tax Levy NOW + IRS Bank & Wage Garnishment + Settle Back Tax Debt + Unfiled Past Due Tax Returns + Offer in Compromise = Vegas

August 24, 2015
Written by: Jim Magary
Fresh Start Tax

 

We are an “AFFORDABLE” PROFESSIONAL “ IRS Tax Firm. 24 hours after receiving your current financial statement we can get an IRS Tax Levy, IRS Bank Levy, IRS Wage Garnishment levy released and your case closed by the IRS.

 

 

We have worked out of the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service. We have over 60 years of direct IRS work experience.

 

We are composed of tax attorneys, CPAs and former IRS & State agents who know the system inside and out. We have worked as IRS supervisors, managers and teaching instructors.

Because of our years of experience working at Internal Revenue Service we know the system to get immediate releases of an IRS tax levy, IRS bank levy or IRS wage garnishment.

Not only can we get your tax levy released or removed we can also settle your case at the same time. We will go over the three ways IRS settles cases on our initial consultation.

We handle anything from a simple IRS notice or letter to going tax court if necessary.

All work is done in-house. We are a full-service professional IRS and State tax firm.

IRS Tax Levies:

As a general rule, if taxpayers do not respond to final notices that are sent by IRS, the Internal Revenue Service is required to send out a tax levy.

It is important to respond to all IRS requests by mail because IRS’s computer will do so.

As a general rule, no human hand touches IRS mail, it is all set out systemically by the IRS Cade 2 computer. It sends out close to 150 million pieces of mail a year.

IRS generally sends out five billing notices and then the important 1058 that lets you know an IRS tax levy is to follow.

IRS has the right to shorten the period of time depending on your tax situation and history.

The Internal Revenue Service sends out notices out notices on five-week billing cycles. Many times in the last notice IRS sends out a certified or registered mail.

To find out where you are in the system, look on the top right corner, it’ll let you know a code number and experienced tax professional can let you know where you are in the IRS billing system.

As a general rule, IRS sends out close to 1.9 million tax levies/garnishments each year. If you do not comply with the final notice sent by Internal Revenue Service I can guarantee you that you will receive a bank or wage garnishment levy. You must respond all IRS notices.

There is a difference be between an IRS federal tax levy in the federal tax lien. A federal tax levy is a seizure a federal tax lien is a document to get placed at your courthouse.

A federal tax lien can stay on public court records for 10 years. they are generally released by full payment, statute expiration or accepted offer in compromise. The IRS filed 700,000 federal tax liens last year.

To get your IRS tax levy or wage garnishment released it will be necessary for you to give IRS a current documented financial statement along with making sure all your tax returns are filed in on IRS’s computer system.

It will be necessary for you to fully complete an IRS form 433F (an IRS financial statement) that you can find on our website along with supplying IRS with bank statements, pay stubs and copy of all monthly expenses.

The Internal Revenue Service does a thorough review of your current financial statement before closing your case. The internal revenue service will compare your expenses against that of the national, geographical, and localized standards that IRS has on their website.

When you call our office we were thoroughly review your case, give you a free tax assessment and let you know the necessary steps to completely remove your IRS problem including releasing an IRS tax levy, or wage levy garnishment and settling your case all at the same time.

IRS will generally close your case by putting it into a tax hardship or asking for a monthly payment plan.

40% of all cases are put in the tax hardship and 6.5 million cases are put into monthly installment agreements.

IRS Back Taxes + Offer in Compromise, IRS Tax Settlements, Pennies on a Dollar Settlements

Last year IRS accepted 38,000 offers in compromise for average settlement of $6500 per case. Please keep in mind that is only an average.

Please Note : Your individual financial statement will determine how IRS will close your case.

Please keep in mind if you have unfiled or back to tax returns, the IRS has the option of not releasing a federal tax levy because you are not in full compliance with tax laws. IRS also has the right to prepare your tax return under 6020 B of the Internal Revenue Code.

FST can prepare any and all back tax returns with little or no records. we are experts in tax reconstruction because of methods learned at the Internal Revenue Service.

If you do not prepare your back tax returns, the IRS can prepare them and make sure you pay the most amount allowed by law under code section 6020B.

If you’ve lost your tax records we can reconstruct them through methods we have learned at the Internal Revenue Service.

Don’t be in fear or panic if you have not filed back tax returns, we can get you back into the system worry free.

Call us today for a free initial tax  consultation and speak to a true IRS tax expert.

 

 

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