by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 8, 2019 | Tax Help
Fiscal Year 2020 List of Planned Audits Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
Compliance and Enforcement Relief From Penalties for Early Distributions From Individual Retirement Plans.
Determine whether the Automated Underreporter Program is identifying and working the most productive cases where taxpayers potentially owe tax dollars.
Program to check on 10 percent tax on early distribution from retirement plans.
Suitability Tax Compliance Checks for IRS and Contractor Employees +Identify the types of suitability tax compliance checks that the IRS conducts of IRS employees, contractor employees, and applicants for employment with Federal agencies to determine whether these tax checks are appropriate for their purpose, comply with applicable authorities, and use consistent definitions and criteria for tax compliance.
Schedule C Audit Selection Determine whether the IRS’s systemic and non-systemic methods and processes for scoring, selecting, and delivering tax returns, of nonfarm sole proprietors with
Schedule C (Form 1040), Profit or Loss From Business (Sole Proprietorship), are effective at identifying potential noncompliance.
Withholding Compliance of Partnerships.
Foreign Partners Determine the effectiveness of the IRS’s efforts in ensuring withholding compliance of partnerships with foreign partners.
Large Business and International Division’s Corporate Return Case Selection Issues
Review the selection process, use of resources, and examination productivity for corporate returns.
Compliance Issues for Certain Cash Based Industries. Evaluate the IRS’s examination and education approach to certain cash based industries, including legal marijuana operations (e.g., medical marijuana production and use).
Virtual Currency Exchange Audits (audit number: 201830034)Evaluate the IRS’s efforts to ensure the accurate reporting of virtual currency transactions as required under U.S. Code (U.S.C.) Titles 26 and 31.
Use of Currency Transaction Report Data for Compliance Purposes
Evaluate the tax filing noncompliance of taxpayers who have received Currency Transaction Reports, and evaluate the accuracy of that data in the IRS’s information systems.
High-Income/High-Wealth Nonfiler Strategy.
Determine whether the IRS is effectively addressing high-income/high-wealth nonfilers and whether the new nonfiler strategy and related plans sufficiently include this segment of nonfilers.
Non-Payment by High-Income Taxpayers .Determine whether the IRS is effectively addressing non-payment of taxes by high-income taxpayers and the impact of such non-payment on overall payment compliance.
Efforts to Comply With Internal Revenue Code Section 6405Assess the effectiveness of the IRS’s efforts to identify and examine returns with refunds in excess of $2 million ($5 million for C corporations).
Tax Return Preparers Who Owe Significant Penalties and Taxes. Evaluate the IRS’s actions taken to ensure that tax return preparers are in compliance with their tax obligations.
Reasonable Compensation Determination in Examinations of Closely Held S Corporations and Their Shareholders,Determine whether the IRS has implemented policies, procedures, and practices to ensure that compensation is considered in examinations of closely held S Corporations and their shareholders.
Earned Income Tax Credit Examinations.Determine the effectiveness of the IRS’s Earned Income Tax Credit Examination Strategy.
Correspondence Examinations. Determine the IRS’s effectiveness in the selection and examination of correspondence audits.
Expatriation Tax. Determine the effectiveness of the IRS’s efforts in ensuring compliance with the expatriation tax provisions under Internal Revenue Code (I.R. C.) Sections (§§ ) 877 and 877A and its efforts to reduce taxpayer burden.
Recipients of Form 1099-K – Nonfilers and Underreporters. Determine whether the IRS is identifying and addressing taxpayers with underreported Form 1099-K, Merchant Card and Third Party Network Payments, income or with Form 1099-K income who did not file a tax return.
Small Business/Self-Employed Division’s High Income High Wealth Strategy.
Evaluate the IRS’s efforts to ensure tax compliance of high-income individuals.Tracking the Costs of the Private Debt Collection Program. Determine whether the IRS is effectively tracking and reporting all costs related to the Private Debt Collection program as required by I.R.C. § 6306.
Large Business and International Division’s Document Matching
Determine whether the IRS has adequate controls in place to ensure that the amount reported as withheld on Form 1042-S, Foreign Person’s U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding, are actually reported on Form 1042, Annual Withholding Tax Return for U.S. Source Income of Foreign Persons, and are remitted to the IRS. Assistance to Members of the Military.
Evaluate the IRS’s assistance to current and former members of the military who are or have served in a combat zone or received a combat-related disability severance payment.
Efforts to Address Withholding Reporting and Payment Noncompliance.Assess the IRS’s progress to make improvements to its Federal tax withholding processes and procedures.
Affordable Care Act: Selection and Resolution of Noncompliant Employers Subject to the Employer Shared Responsibility Payment.
Evaluate the IRS’s identification and selection of nonfilers, and the notification, selection, and resolution processes to ensure Applicable Large Employer compliance with the Employer Shared Responsibility Provision. Self-Employed Simplified Employee Pensions
Determine whether the IRS has sufficient controls to prevent and detect improper deductions for contributions made by self-employed taxpayers to their Simplified Employee Pension plan accounts.
Using John Doe Summons Data to Ensure Cryptocurrency Tax Compliance (audit number: 202030001)Determine whether the IRS has an effective program to identify unreported virtual currency income using John Doe Summons Information and other means of analysis (Form 1099-K, Schedule D, Capital Gains and Losses, etc.) .
Treatment of Large Refunds Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6405 Threshold number: Determine whether the IRS is effectively assessing the compliance risk of large refunds that are under the I.R.C. § 6405 dollar threshold, including potentially fraudulent refunds.
Fuel Tax Credits – Follow-up, Determine whether the IRS is adequately considering the fuel tax credit claimed by individual taxpayers and follow up on past recommendations.
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 8, 2019 | Tax Help
We are a full-service affordable Christian Tax Firm. We specialize in Accounting, Tax Services, Filings, Income, Business, Corporate Tax Prep, Representation, Settlement, or Collection Debt problems.
Nationwide Services A plus Rated, Since 1982
Proverbs 12:15
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.
Proverbs 11:14
Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
Proverbs 15:22
Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisers they succeed.
Proverbs 19:20-21
Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future.
We are a full-service Christian tax services firm and if you owe any type of tax debt, federal or State, need to file tax returns, current or past, if you received an IRS or state tax notice or letter, received a federal tax lien or IRS/State is trying to garnish your wages or take your bank account call us today and we can get you immediate relief for all IRS problems.
State or Federal Tax Filings Lost Records, Not a Problem:
We know How to Reconstruct Tax Returns as former IRS Agents. We Can File and Settle All At the Same Time, no worries.
We are affordable former IRS agents who specialize in the settling of IRS tax debts and the filing of back on file tax returns. Since 1982. A plus rated, BBB.
We have over 200 years of professional tax experience in over 100 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
As former IRS agents, we worked also as managers, supervisors, appellate agents, and teaching instructors. There’s not many firms that have more direct IRS combined experience that are firm.
You can call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you a specific actions and exit an strategy to rid yourself of the IRS problem completely.
Dealing with IRS and Settling Back IRS Tax Debt, at the Same Time
IRS generally deals with tax debt by asking for a documented financial statement to make a determination on how IRS will settle your case off the IRS collection computer.
Once IRS reviews your documented financial statement there are five different closing methods IRS will use to settle your case.
1. IRS Tax Hardships.
When IRS determines after reviewing your financial statement you do not have the ability to pay the tax based on their standards, IRS can put you into a currently not collectible status. While this status penalties and interest will run an IRS will resurface the case in one to three years.
Over 40% of taxpayers who have outstanding debt have their cases put in this hardship or currently not collectible status.
2. Payment plan or installment agreements.
After review of your current financial statement, IRS can give you a monthly payment plan and there are variety of payment plans that you can go and seek. The IRS has an online payment agreement based on dollar amounts but is best to calls for free analysis to make sure you qualify for the one that fits your financial needs at this time.
Over 6.5 million taxpayers have their cases placed in installment agreements every year.
3. The offer in compromise to settle your IRS tax debt.
Over 78,000 offers are filed every year and approximately 32,000 are accepted by the Internal Revenue Service for an average settlement of $7000.
The offer in compromise is a very specific settlement it is best to seek the advice of a true tax professional to get you the lowest settlement possible.
As a former IRS agent we worked the offer in compromise program and we are extremely familiar with the settlements and how they work. We can absolutely assure you we can settle your case for the lowest dollar possible for your current tax that.
4. File Bankruptcy.
There are variety of bankruptcy options to resolve your tax debt. When you call us today we will review with you the different options and see if they applied your case. To file a Chapter 7 taxes need to be three years or older, filed for two years and assessed for 270 days. Other rules apply but these are the general rules.
5. Statute of limitation expiration on IRS tax debt.
There is a 10 year statute of the limitation on IRS collection cases. The statute runs when IRS takes your tax return and puts it on their IRS collection computer.
Various things extend the statute of limitation.
When we review your case we will go over the case file with you to determine where the statute is on your given tax years.
Tax Filings Preparation or Unfiled Tax Returns + Filing Tax Returns or Unfiled Back Tax Years, with or without tax records
Over 16 million taxpayers do not file annual tax returns.
If you have not filed for many many years there is an IRS policy statement 5-1-133 that says you only have to file the last six years.
You should know that IRS keeps income transcripts for the last six years.
We have the ability through back end portal to pull transcripts to find out what has been filed what has not been filed AND the pull your wage and income reports without alerting the IRS.
If you do not have tax records to file your tax returns, we can prepare your return under reconstructive methods and not only get your tax return filed but settle your case at the same time.
We are experts in the reconstructed process because some of the members of our team are former IRS agents who not only worked but taught this reconstructive methods to new IRS agents.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you the very best settlement possible with IRS.
We can file your returns and settle your debt all at the same time.
Your Christian Attorneys, CPAs, Former IRS Agents + Accounting + Tax Services + IRS & State Tax Debt & Filing Problems + Tax Representation
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 8, 2019 | Tax Help
We are a full-service affordable Christian Tax Firm specializing in Tax Filings, Tax Debt, Income, Business, Corporate tax prep, representation, settlements, IRS/State Tax Audit, or Collection problems. <>< Since 1982
Proverbs 12:15
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.
Proverbs 11:14
Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
Proverbs 15:22
Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisers they succeed.
Proverbs 19:20-21
Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future.
We are a full-service Christian tax services firm and if you owe any type of tax debt, federal or State, need to file tax returns, current or past, if you received an IRS or state tax notice or letter, received a federal tax lien or IRS/State is trying to garnish your wages or take your bank account call us today and we can get you immediate relief for all IRS problems.
Lost Records, Not a Problem: We know How to Reconstruct Tax Returns as former IRS Agents. We Can File and Settle All At the Same Time, no worries.
We are affordable former IRS agents who specialize in the settling of IRS tax debts and the filing of back on file tax returns. Since 1982. A plus rated, BBB.
We have over 200 years of professional tax experience in over 100 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
As former IRS agents, we worked also as managers, supervisors, appellate agents, and teaching instructors. There’s not many firms that have more direct IRS combined experience that are firm.
You can call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you a specific actions and exit an strategy to rid yourself of the IRS problem completely.
Dealing with IRS/State and Settling Back IRS Tax Debt, at the Same Time
IRS/State generally deals with tax debt by asking for a documented financial statement to make a determination on how IRS will settle your case off the IRS collection computer.
Once IRS/State reviews your documented financial statement there are five different closing methods IRS will use to settle your case.
1. IRS/State Tax Hardships.
When IRS determines after reviewing your financial statement you do not have the ability to pay the tax based on their standards, IRS can put you into a currently not collectible status. While this status penalties and interest will run an IRS will resurface the case in one to three years.
Over 40% of taxpayers who have outstanding debt have their cases put in this hardship or currently not collectible status.
2. Payment plan or installment agreements.
After review of your current financial statement, IRS can give you a monthly payment plan and there are variety of payment plans that you can go and seek. The IRS has an online payment agreement based on dollar amounts but is best to calls for free analysis to make sure you qualify for the one that fits your financial needs at this time.
Over 6.5 million taxpayers have their cases placed in installment agreements every year.
3. The offer in compromise to settle your IRS/State tax debt.
Over 78,000 offers are filed every year and approximately 32,000 are accepted by the Internal Revenue Service for an average settlement of $7000.
The offer in compromise is a very specific settlement it is best to seek the advice of a true tax professional to get you the lowest settlement possible.
As a former IRS agent we worked the offer in compromise program and we are extremely familiar with the settlements and how they work. We can absolutely assure you we can settle your case for the lowest dollar possible for your current tax that.
4. File Bankruptcy.
There are variety of bankruptcy options to resolve your tax debt. When you call us today we will review with you the different options and see if they applied your case. To file a Chapter 7 taxes need to be three years or older, filed for two years and assessed for 270 days. Other rules apply but these are the general rules.
5. Statute of limitation expiration on IRS tax debt.Varies from State to State.
There is a 10 year statute of the limitation on IRS collection cases. The statute runs when IRS takes your tax return and puts it on their IRS collection computer.
Various things extend the statute of limitation.
When we review your case we will go over the case file with you to determine where the statute is on your given tax years.
Tax Filings Preparation or Unfiled Tax Returns + Filing Tax Returns or Unfiled Back Tax Years, with or without tax records
Over 16 million taxpayers do not file annual tax returns.
If you have not filed for many many years there is an IRS policy statement 5-1-133 that says you only have to file the last six years.
You should know that IRS keeps income transcripts for the last six years.
We have the ability through back end portal to pull transcripts to find out what has been filed what has not been filed AND the pull your wage and income reports without alerting the IRS.
If you do not have tax records to file your tax returns, we can prepare your return under reconstructive methods and not only get your tax return filed but settle your case at the same time.
We are experts in the reconstructed process because some of the members of our team are former IRS agents who not only worked but taught this reconstructive methods to new IRS agents.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you the very best settlement possible with IRS/State.<><
We can file your returns and settle your debt all at the same time.
Christian STATE Tax Debt & Filing Help + All States + Tax Debt Resolution + Settlements + File Taxes + Tax Audits + Tax Relief Services + Christian Tax Representation
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 8, 2019 | Tax Help
We are a full-service affordable Christian Tax Firm specializing in Tax Filings, Income, Business, Corporate tax prep, representation, settlements, IRS/State Tax Audit, or Collection problems. <><
Proverbs 12:15
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.
Proverbs 11:14
Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
Proverbs 15:22
Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisers they succeed.
Proverbs 19:20-21
Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future.
We are a full-service Christian tax services firm and if you owe any type of tax debt, federal or State, need to file tax returns, current or past, if you received an IRS or state tax notice or letter, received a federal tax lien or IRS/State is trying to garnish your wages or take your bank account call us today and we can get you immediate relief for all IRS problems.
Lost Records, Not a Problem:
We know How to Reconstruct Tax Returns as former IRS Agents. We Can File and Settle All At the Same Time, no worries.
We are affordable former IRS agents who specialize in the settling of IRS tax debts and the filing of back on file tax returns. Since 1982. A plus rated, BBB.
We have over 200 years of professional tax experience in over 100 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
As former IRS agents, we worked also as managers, supervisors, appellate agents, and teaching instructors. There’s not many firms that have more direct IRS combined experience that are firm.
You can call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you a specific actions and exit an strategy to rid yourself of the IRS problem completely.
Dealing with IRS and Settling Back IRS Tax Debt, at the Same Time
IRS generally deals with tax debt by asking for a documented financial statement to make a determination on how IRS will settle your case off the IRS collection computer.
Once IRS reviews your documented financial statement there are five different closing methods IRS will use to settle your case.
1. IRS Tax Hardships.
When IRS determines after reviewing your financial statement you do not have the ability to pay the tax based on their standards, IRS can put you into a currently not collectible status. While this status penalties and interest will run an IRS will resurface the case in one to three years.
Over 40% of taxpayers who have outstanding debt have their cases put in this hardship or currently not collectible status.
2. Payment plan or installment agreements.
After review of your current financial statement, IRS can give you a monthly payment plan and there are variety of payment plans that you can go and seek. The IRS has an online payment agreement based on dollar amounts but is best to calls for free analysis to make sure you qualify for the one that fits your financial needs at this time.
Over 6.5 million taxpayers have their cases placed in installment agreements every year.
3. The offer in compromise to settle your IRS tax debt.
Over 78,000 offers are filed every year and approximately 32,000 are accepted by the Internal Revenue Service for an average settlement of $7000.
The offer in compromise is a very specific settlement it is best to seek the advice of a true tax professional to get you the lowest settlement possible.
As a former IRS agent we worked the offer in compromise program and we are extremely familiar with the settlements and how they work. We can absolutely assure you we can settle your case for the lowest dollar possible for your current tax that.
4. File Bankruptcy.
There are variety of bankruptcy options to resolve your tax debt. When you call us today we will review with you the different options and see if they applied your case. To file a Chapter 7 taxes need to be three years or older, filed for two years and assessed for 270 days. Other rules apply but these are the general rules.
5. Statute of limitation expiration on IRS tax debt.
There is a 10 year statute of the limitation on IRS collection cases. The statute runs when IRS takes your tax return and puts it on their IRS collection computer.
Various things extend the statute of limitation.
When we review your case we will go over the case file with you to determine where the statute is on your given tax years.
Tax Filings Preparation or Unfiled Tax Returns + Filing Tax Returns or Unfiled Back Tax Years, with or without tax records
Over 16 million taxpayers do not file annual tax returns.
If you have not filed for many many years there is an IRS policy statement 5-1-133 that says you only have to file the last six years.
You should know that IRS keeps income transcripts for the last six years.
We have the ability through back end portal to pull transcripts to find out what has been filed what has not been filed AND the pull your wage and income reports without alerting the IRS.
If you do not have tax records to file your tax returns, we can prepare your return under reconstructive methods and not only get your tax return filed but settle your case at the same time.
We are experts in the reconstructed process because some of the members of our team are former IRS agents who not only worked but taught this reconstructive methods to new IRS agents.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you the very best settlement possible with IRS.
We can file your returns and settle your debt all at the same time.
Christian IRS Tax Help + State Debt Help + Tax Debt Resolution + Settlements + File Taxes + Tax Audits + Tax Relief Services + Christian Tax Representation
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 8, 2019 | Tax Help
We are a full-service affordable Christian Tax Firm specializing in Tax Filings, Income, Business, Corporate tax prep, representation, settlements, IRS, Tax Audit, or Collection problems. <><
Proverbs 12:15
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.
Proverbs 11:14
Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety.
Proverbs 15:22
Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisers they succeed.
Proverbs 19:20-21
Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future.
We are a full-service Christian tax services firm and if you owe any type of tax debt, federal or state, need to file tax returns, current or past, if you received an IRS or state tax notice or letter, received a federal tax lien or IRS is trying to garnish your wages or take your bank account call us today and we can get you immediate relief for all IRS problems.
Lost Records, Not a Problem:
We know How to Reconstruct Tax Returns as former IRS Agents. We Can File and Settle All At the Same Time, no worries.
We are affordable former IRS agents who specialize in the settling of IRS tax debts and the filing of back on file tax returns. Since 1982. A plus rated, BBB.
We have over 200 years of professional tax experience in over 100 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
As former IRS agents, we worked also as managers, supervisors, appellate agents, and teaching instructors. There’s not many firms that have more direct IRS combined experience that are firm.
You can call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you a specific actions and exit an strategy to rid yourself of the IRS problem completely.
Dealing with IRS and Settling Back IRS Tax Debt, at the Same Time
IRS generally deals with tax debt by asking for a documented financial statement to make a determination on how IRS will settle your case off the IRS collection computer.
Once IRS reviews your documented financial statement there are five different closing methods IRS will use to settle your case.
1. IRS Tax Hardships.
When IRS determines after reviewing your financial statement you do not have the ability to pay the tax based on their standards, IRS can put you into a currently not collectible status. While this status penalties and interest will run an IRS will resurface the case in one to three years.
Over 40% of taxpayers who have outstanding debt have their cases put in this hardship or currently not collectible status.
2. Payment plan or installment agreements.
After review of your current financial statement, IRS can give you a monthly payment plan and there are variety of payment plans that you can go and seek. The IRS has an online payment agreement based on dollar amounts but is best to calls for free analysis to make sure you qualify for the one that fits your financial needs at this time.
Over 6.5 million taxpayers have their cases placed in installment agreements every year.
3. The offer in compromise to settle your IRS tax debt.
Over 78,000 offers are filed every year and approximately 32,000 are accepted by the Internal Revenue Service for an average settlement of $7000.
The offer in compromise is a very specific settlement it is best to seek the advice of a true tax professional to get you the lowest settlement possible.
As a former IRS agent we worked the offer in compromise program and we are extremely familiar with the settlements and how they work. We can absolutely assure you we can settle your case for the lowest dollar possible for your current tax that.
4. File Bankruptcy.
There are variety of bankruptcy options to resolve your tax debt. When you call us today we will review with you the different options and see if they applied your case. To file a Chapter 7 taxes need to be three years or older, filed for two years and assessed for 270 days. Other rules apply but these are the general rules.
5. Statute of limitation expiration on IRS tax debt.
There is a 10 year statute of the limitation on IRS collection cases. The statute runs when IRS takes your tax return and puts it on their IRS collection computer.
Various things extend the statute of limitation.
When we review your case we will go over the case file with you to determine where the statute is on your given tax years.
Tax Filings Preparation or Unfiled Tax Returns + Filing Tax Returns or Unfiled Back Tax Years, with or without tax records
Over 16 million taxpayers do not file annual tax returns.
If you have not filed for many many years there is an IRS policy statement 5-1-133 that says you only have to file the last six years.
You should know that IRS keeps income transcripts for the last six years.
We have the ability through back end portal to pull transcripts to find out what has been filed what has not been filed AND the pull your wage and income reports without alerting the IRS.
If you do not have tax records to file your tax returns, we can prepare your return under reconstructive methods and not only get your tax return filed but settle your case at the same time.
We are experts in the reconstructed process because some of the members of our team are former IRS agents who not only worked but taught this reconstructive methods to new IRS agents.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation and we will give you the very best settlement possible with IRS.
We can file your returns and settle your debt all at the same time.
Christian Tax Debt Relief Services + Owe Tax Debt + Tax Settlements + Owe Sales Tax Debt + File Tax Returns + Tax Notices/Letters + Tax Liens, Tax Levies, Wage Garnishments
