He had a distinguished career with the Internal Revenue Service for 10 years. As a veteran IRS Revenue Officer / Agent, he served as an Offer in Compromise Tax Specialist and Large Dollar Case Specialist. He also collaborated with the U.S. Attorney’s office on undercover operations. Michael received several awards for his work and dedication as a IRS Agent.
During his tenure with the IRS, he was a Certified Tax Instructor who taught out of the Atlanta Regional IRS Training Offices.
He also taught out of the local and district offices of the IRS. Mr. Sullivan trained many of the new IRS Agents.
Michael has been in private practice for the last 35 years in the field of Taxpayer Consultation for IRS Audit and Collection tax resolution issues.
He often consults with corporations and individuals, which involves a wide range of tax issues.
Michael has worked many large complex cases for high net worth individuals and large corporations.
Mr. Sullivan is a committed professional with dedicated involvement in the tax profession community as a frequent speaker on the South Florida circuit and also served as an officer and on the Board of the Greater South Florida Tax Council. Michael has been the program host and moderator for several Internal Revenue Service forums both in the public and professional sectors.
Mr. Sullivan is also registered with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation and has an approved class for IRS Collection Matters for Certified Public Accountants and Attorneys. Course # 0012279 expires 11/04/2019. Provider number 0007530
Mr. Sullivan also have course approval from the Florida Bar P1708462N to the members attorney and law firms who have need CPE credit for “IRS Tax Resolution”.
Mr. Sullivan specializes in all IRS tax matters. His expertise is in the collection, audit division and other IRS platforms.
He is been a national speaker across different industries and verticals as it relates to IRS matters.
Mr. Sullivan has been a featured speaker in the credit card industry, student loan and the debt settlement vertical as well. He also was one of the featured speakers at the Latino Tax Fest which also featured Nina Olsen, Nation Taxpayer Advocate.
Mr. Sullivan has also appeared on FOX BUSINESS NEWS
Mr. Sullivan has appeared on ABC Washington, The Briefing Room, comments about The Releasing and Audit of Donald Trumps Tax Returns.
Mr. Sullivan has also appeared on NBC News, Houston.
In addition, he has also contributed to Bloomberg News and the Wall Street Journal, Laura Davison, Brody Mullins, ABC News, Washington, The Briefing Room.
Michael graduated from St. Thomas University with a B.A. in Pre-Law. He also has attended Knox Theological Seminary.
Mr. Sullivan has obtained a Life Time Achievement Award for Little League Baseball and sat on the International Board for the Walk to Emmaus. Michael also is a proud member of the Life Work Leadership program.
Mr. Sullivan was the former District Leader of the United Methodist Church, SE District for the Florida Conference and served on the Board of Lay Ministry.
Michael is very active in the various ministries of his church where he can be found leading and teaching Biblical Studies. He has been the Southeast Florida District Lay Leader of the United Methodist Church and the Florida Annual Conference.
Mr. Sullivan also appeared on Net Grace FM, for the Christian Business Weekly show.
Mr. Sullivan has also received and been awarded “The Diocesan Synod Grand Patroit Diocese Award” in Lagos. Nigeria.
Mr. Sullivan also sits on the The Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring International Raceway Advisory Council (SIRAC).
* Mr. Sullivan has been in private practice since 1982 in South Florida which gave roots to Fresh Start Tax LLC. The firm began as Sullivan & Powell PA and through the years transitioned to its now current form.
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The Internal Revenue Service must have a nationwide standard so all cases are worked equally in the same way and they show no favoritism to anybody.
This system that IRS uses very simple, they take a current financial statement using one of two forms.
IRS also has national, regional and localized standards that they use that they allow taxpayers for necessary living expenses.
If a taxpayer exceeds those necessary living expenses it will create a payment agreement with the IRS.
If the taxpayer has assets the service will ask taxpayer to liquidate their assets to pay off the debt.
The key to representation is knowing how to prepare the financial statement to get the result that you are looking for. The preparation of that financial statement is key to everything.
IRS not only wants to see the financial statement they also want to look at 3 to 6 months worth of bank statements, copies of all bills, copies of all current expenses, and a copy of pay stubs. If you own a business, they’re going to want to see an income statement as well. IRS will examine your back tax return to make sure it’s consistent with your current year’s information.
After IRS reviews your financial statement there are one of three general categories that IRS will determine how IRS will close your case.
Generally, IRS will ask that you enter into an installment agreement or monthly payment. 6.5 million taxpayers enter into payments each and every year.
IRS may look at your current financial statement and determine that you are currently not collectible and will place your case and that suspense file called a hardship in which the case will stay there for two or three years and come back out for review. Please keep in mind penalties and interest will run during that period of time.
You may be eligible to settle your debt through the offer in compromise program which is sometimes called the penny on the dollar program.
IRS has a pre-qualifier tool and I would not suggest any taxpayer file an offer in compromise unless you walk through the pre-qualifier tool or call us.
Call us today for a free initial tax debt consultation we will walk you through the process of reviewing all your tax options for settling your IRS tax debt.
Be very careful if you’re doing this on your own and giving IRS your current financial statement because it might may wind up being a huge mistake. many people do this unsuspectingly and wind up giving IRS a trail to their money and their assets.
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We are Florida tax firm with our former IRS agents working in the Florida local, district, and regional tax offices of the IRS.
By using us you will:
Learn which money-saving IRS tax relief programs are for you,
Stop garnishments, levies, liens & seizures immediately,
No cost, no obligation strategy session & consultation with true tax professionals with over 200 years of direct IRS tax experience.
What are your options for settling tax debt with IRS?
The Internal Revenue Service must have a nationwide standard so all cases are worked equally in the same way and they show no favoritism to anybody.
This system that IRS uses very simple, they take a current financial statement using one of two forms.
IRS also has national, regional and localized standards that they use that they allow taxpayers for necessary living expenses.
If a taxpayer exceeds those necessary living expenses it will create a payment agreement with the IRS.
If the taxpayer has assets the service will ask taxpayer to liquidate their assets to pay off the debt.
The key to representation is knowing how to prepare the financial statement to get the result that you are looking for. The preparation of that financial statement is key to everything.
IRS not only wants to see the financial statement they also want to look at 3 to 6 months worth of bank statements, copies of all bills, copies of all current expenses, and a copy of pay stubs. If you own a business, they’re going to want to see an income statement as well. IRS will examine your back tax return to make sure it’s consistent with your current year’s information.
After IRS reviews your financial statement there are one of three general categories that IRS will determine how IRS will close your case.
Generally, IRS will ask that you enter into an installment agreement or monthly payment. 6.5 million taxpayers enter into payments each and every year.
IRS may look at your current financial statement and determine that you are currently not collectible and will place your case and that suspense file called a hardship in which the case will stay there for two or three years and come back out for review. Please keep in mind penalties and interest will run during that period of time.
You may be eligible to settle your debt through the offer in compromise program which is sometimes called the penny on the dollar program.
IRS has a pre-qualifier tool and I would not suggest any taxpayer file an offer in compromise unless you walk through the pre-qualifier tool or call us.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation we will walk you through the process of reviewing all your tax options for settling your IRS tax debt.
Be very careful if you’re doing this on your own and giving IRS your current financial statement because it might may wind up being a huge mistake. many people do this unsuspectingly and wind up giving IRS a trail to their money and their assets.
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By using us you will:
Learn which money saving IRS tax relief programs are for you,
Stop garnishments, levies, liens & seizures immediately,
No cost, no obligation strategy session & consultation with true tax professionals with over 200 years of direct IRS tax experience.
What are your options for settling tax debt with IRS?
The Internal Revenue Service must have a nationwide standard so all cases are worked equally in the same way and they show no favoritism to anybody.
This system that IRS uses very simple, they take a current financial statement using one of two forms.
IRS also has national, regional and localized standards that they use that they allow taxpayers for necessary living expenses.
If a taxpayer exceeds those necessary living expenses it will create a payment agreement with the IRS.
If the taxpayer has assets the service will ask taxpayer to liquidate their assets to pay off the debt.
The key to representation is knowing how to prepare the financial statement to get the result that you are looking for. The preparation of that financial statement is key to everything.
IRS not only wants to see the financial statement they also want to look at 3 to 6 months worth of bank statements, copies of all bills, copies of all current expenses, and a copy of pay stubs. If you own a business, they’re going to want to see an income statement as well. IRS will examine your back tax return to make sure it’s consistent with your current year’s information.
After IRS reviews your financial statement there are one of three general categories that IRS will determine how IRS will close your case.
Generally, IRS will ask that you enter into an installment agreement or monthly payment. 6.5 million taxpayers enter into payments each and every year.
IRS may look at your current financial statement and determine that you are currently notcollectible and will place your case and that suspense file called a hardship in which the case will stay there for two or three years and come back out for review. Please keep in mind penalties and interest will run during that period of time.
You may be eligible to settle your debt through the offer in compromise program which is sometimes called the penny on the dollar program.
IRS has a pre-qualifier tool and I would not suggest any taxpayer file an offer in compromise unless you walk through the pre-qualifier tool or call us.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation we will walk you through the process of reviewing all your tax options for settling your IRS tax debt.
Be very careful if you’re doing this on your own and giving IRS your current financial statement because it might may wind up being a huge mistake. many people do this unsuspectingly and wind up giving IRS a trail to their money and their assets.
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We have worked out of the local, district and regional IRS tax offices of the state of Florida.
If you are dealing with a back tax IRS debt you have many options to choose.
Millions of people each year all IRS unpaid taxes.
Some of the statistics are:
6 million taxpayers enter payment agreements, 32,000 have their tax debt settled to the offer in compromise and 40% of those 5 to 6 million taxpayers with that get placed into an IRS hardship or non-collectible status.
You will be placed in one of these closing statuses.
We are former IRS agents and managers and know how to negotiate because we know the system. After a quick and short phone call with one of our former IRS agents we can assess your case within minutes and let you know exactly how IRS will deal with you based on the given financial history and your current financial statement.
We worked as revenue officers, revenue agents, appellate officers, office auditors, and know every aspect of the internal workings of the Internal Revenue Service.
We can help resolve your IRS tax debt for less, we will review all settlement formulas and based on your current financial statement will make the best determination to resolve this IRS problem on a permanent basis.
Each taxpayer must understand the IRS system to know how to deal with the Internal Revenue Service.
The IRS has an outstanding assessment or a bill against anyone who owes back taxes.
It is the IRS’s sole discretion on how they will collect the money from the taxpayer.
For some people who will owe back taxes IRS has the ability to put their case into a currently non-collectible file or hardship status.
With that thought in mind, the IRS uncollectible hardship status can last between one and three years however the cases eventually come back to the field to review a current financial statement and to make a new determination.
The good news is IRS’s off your back temporarily, the bad news is penalties that the penalties and interest still run.
Keep in mind the IRS will be back to re-evaluate your case.
On some lucky taxpayers IRS can keep your case and hardship or non-collectible for the 10 year statutory period of time which is 10 years and you become officially off the books and owe no more money to IRS.
For others, IRS may ask for a monthly payment agreement and there are basically two ways to get an IRS payment agreement.
When you call our office we will go into detail with you on how to achieve your goal to make sure that IRS does not get into much your business and you can manage your tax debt.
IRS deals with debt under $50,000 one way and over $50,000 another way. Resolving your IRS debt depends on the IRS system that many times is predicated on the dollar amount of the tax debt you owe.
On those who owe over $50,000 a current financial statement will be necessary and the needed to be fully documented to settle or negotiate your case with the Internal Revenue Service.
Other taxpayers can settle their debt through the filing of an offer in compromise however the offer in compromise is not for everyone.
IRS has a prequalifying tool or we can walk through your financial statement and let you know whether you can set settle your debt for pennies on a dollar.
Other factors to keep in mind:
All your tax returns need to be filed and on the system.
They don’t need to be paid but all returns need to be filed because IRS will conduct a full compliance check before they work or close any case.
Call us today and learn how you can get placed in a non-collectible hardship status, make a payment arrangement, negotiate payment plans or settle your case for pennies on a dollar through an offer in compromise. Your case has to be settled in one of these three ways.
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