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Besides having CPA’s on staff we also have Board Certified Tax Attorneys, Tax Lawyers, Former IRS Agents and Managers.
We also specialize in full IRS representation and IRS Tax audits. The firm has over 205 years of professional tax experience and over 60 years of working for the IRS in the local, district and regional tax offices of the IRS.
We have been in private practice since 1982 right here in South Florida.
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Picking a reputable Christian company that prepares your tax return is a very important decision that you will make. It is not just about the tax return.
It is about obtaining solid tax advise, tax planning and financial solutions for the future.
The goal of Fresh Start Tax is to assist our clients in meeting their tax and financial objectives.
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Another reason to make sure your payroll taxes are paid in full is the fact that IRS can set up the trust fund penalty against responsible individuals, officers and other persons of interest who were responsible to collect and turnover payroll taxes.
You can be in a very dangerous situation with IRS if these taxes are not paid in full. Letter years of experience work for you and get you the relief you’re looking for.
We can get you IRS relief today on back or rear 941 payroll taxes. We are Former IRS Agents and Managers who worked thousands of these payroll tax cases. We know all tax strategies required to get the IRS off your back. I am a former IRS Certified Instructor.
Call us today and speak directly to tax attorneys, CPAs were former IRS agents, managers and tax instructors. We have over 206 years of professional tax experience and over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service and the local, district, and regional offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
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How does this process work?
1. The IRS will make sure that you are current with all deposits for the quarter that they are working the case. If you are not current, get current on your deposits as soon as possible. The IRS will not work with you if you are not current. The IRS will check the following:
1. Verify income and expenses. Use bank statements to verify both income and expenses;
2. Request documentation if assets, liabilities, expenses or income appear questionable;
3. Complete record checks to determine ownership and equity in real and personal property, including motor vehicles;
4. If appropriate, request that taxpayers sell assets or borrow on equity in assets in order to make payment on the delinquent taxes.
Who can be held personally responsible for paying past-due and payroll taxes
Most TFRP cases involve officers of corporations. However, a responsible person may be one or more of the following:
1. an officer or employee of a corporation
2. a member or employee of a partnership
3. a corporate director or shareholder
4. a related controlling corporation Payroll Service Provider (PSP)
The use of a third-party payer such as a PSP or a PEO does not relieve the common law employer and employees of the common law employer who are responsible for collecting, accounting for, and paying over the common law employer’s employment taxes from the responsibility of ensuring that all of the common law employer’s Federal employment tax obligations are met.
Responsible party within a PSP
Professional Employer Organization (PEO)
a Responsible party within a PEO
a Responsible party within the common law employer (client of PSP/PEO)
a lender, a surety, or any other person with sufficient control over funds to direct disbursement of the funds, or
In some cases, a person assuming control after accrual of the liability.
Fresh Start Tax will give you a free consultation on your case to make sure we can get you the results you need. Video conferencing is available for free. You have nothing to lose.
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This is a question that gets asked to me several times a week . From my experience of being a former IRS Agent, most people who have not filed their taxes or owe money on back taxes have the fear of prison time.
You should know that each case is based on it’s own merit or lack thereof. If tax fraud exists there is always a possibility of a criminal case. It is best to discuss your case with a former IRS Agent who knows the trends and behavior patterns of the IRS. With that said, here is the general policy of the position held by the IRS.
The policy held by the Internal Revenue Service: ( from the irs.gov site )
“A long-standing practice of the IRS has been not to recommend criminal prosecution of individuals for failure to file tax returns, provided they voluntarily file, or make arrangements to file, before being notified they are under criminal investigation. The taxpayer must make an honest effort to file a correct return and have income from legal sources. A letter from the IRS concerning taxes is not a notice that a taxpayer is under criminal investigation.
The IRS helps to get people back into the system as part of its long-term plan to improve voluntary tax compliance. The IRS wants to get people back into the system, not prosecute ordinary people who made a mistake. However, flagrant cases involving criminal violations of tax laws will continue to be investigated.”
While this is the general practice of the Internal Revenue Service, wise persons error on the side of wisdom. It is best if you have not filed for several years, to have a former IRS Agent review the facts and details of your case.
It is quite easy to get you back into the system.
If you have committed no fraud, you should have nothing to worry about. In most cases the IRS will accept the filing of the last 3 to 6 years and will accept a payment plan or possible offer in compromise to seal the deal.
Would you like a Guaranteed Installment Agreement today? Do you owe under $10,000? We can have your agreement today, guaranteed. Call Fresh start Tax at 1-866-700-1040. We are former IRS Agents and Managers. We have settled hundreds of cases. Worry no more, let our experience work for you today. We have over 110 years of staff experience and are the highest rated by the BBB. Who better to close your case than former IRS Agents who know all the tax strategies.
For your information
Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 6159(c) requires the Internal Revenue Service accept proposals of installment agreements under certain circumstances. The following are the necessary conditions:
1. Owe income tax of only $10,000 or less (excluding penalties and interest);
2. Have not failed to file any income tax returns or to pay any tax shown on such returns during any of the preceding five taxable years;
3. Cannot pay the tax immediately;
4. Agree to fully pay the tax liability within 3 years;
5. Agrees to file and pay all tax returns during the term of the agreement; and
6. Have not entered into an installment agreement during any of the preceding five taxable years.
A Federal Tax Lien determination is not required but for a guaranteed installment agreement may be made at the discretion of the revenue officer and liens may be filed.
What Fresh Start Tax can do for you today:
Former IRS Agents/Managers immediately start to resolve your tax problem
Immediately send a power of attorney to the IRS so that we talk to them for you, as we know all the strategies
Get you immediate tax relief the day you call us
Make sure you are taken off the IRS enforcement action computer system immediately
Adjust the tax liability to make sure you are paying the lowest amount possible
File any tax returns that need to be filed and bring you current with the IRS
Settle the tax liability for the lowest possible amount
Make sure the IRS never takes your tax refund
Let the company with moral integrity, the highest BBB rating, fast, affordable and licensed in all 50 States, resolve your case.
Being former IRS Agents, there is a definitive check list that the IRS is looking for to accept Innocent Spouse Cases. This blog addresses the Relief for Equitable Relief. If you are contemplating filing for Innocent Spouse Relief you should plan on hiring Former IRS Agents, Managers and Instructors. Our staff has 60 years directly working for the IRS. We also have the highest rating by the BBB. Call us if you are serious about resolving this tax issue. We have worked hundreds of these cases.
The following list is directly from the check list that the Internal Revenue Service uses to approve. The IRS will want to know:
1. Your current marital status
2. Was there abuse experienced during the marriage?
3. Was there a reasonable belief of the requesting spouse, at the time he or she signed the return, that the tax was going to be paid; or in the case of an understatement, whether the requesting spouse had knowledge or reason to know of the understatement?
4. Is there a current financial hardship/inability to pay basic living expenses?
5. Is there a spouse’s legal obligation to pay the tax liability pursuant to a divorce decree or agreement to pay the liability?
6. To wish spouse was the liability is attributable
7. Was there a significant benefit received by the requesting spouse?
8. What is the mental or physical health of the requesting spouse on the date the requesting spouse signed the return or at the time the requesting spouse requested the relief?
9. What is the compliance record with income tax laws following the taxable year or years to which the request for relief relates?
What Fresh Start Tax can do for you today:
Former IRS Agents/Managers immediately start to resolve your tax problem
Immediately send a power of attorney to the IRS so that we talk to them for you, as we know all the strategies
Make sure you are taken off the IRS enforcement action computer system immediately
Adjust the tax liability to make sure you are paying the lowest amount possible
File any tax returns that need to be filed and bring you current with the IRS
Settle the tax liability for the lowest possible amount
Make sure the IRS never takes your tax refund
Let the company with moral integrity, the highest BBB rating, fast, affordable and licensed in all 50 States, resolve your case.
Be very careful with office in the home deductions. This is an area that the IRS watches very carefully and audit levels are very elevated for office in the home deductions. Question: I use my home for business. Can I deduct the expenses? Answer: To deduct expenses related to the business use of part of your home, you must meet specific requirements. Even then, your deduction may be limited.
Your use of the business part of your home must be:
Exclusive. Exemptions are below:
Must be for regular every day use
Must be for your trade or business and The business part of your home must be one of the following:
Your principal place of business.
A place where you meet or deal with patients, clients, or customers in the normal course of your trade or business.
A separate structure (not attached to your home) you use in connection with your trade or business.
NOTE: You do not have to meet the exclusive use test if you satisfy the rules that apply in either of the following circumstances:
You use part of your home for the storage of inventory or product samples.
You use part of your home as a day-care facility.
Form 1040, Schedule C (PDF) filers calculate the business use of home expenses and limits on Form 8829 (PDF). The deduction is then claimed on line 30 of Schedule C.
If you are an employee and you use a part of your home for business, you may qualify for a deduction. You must meet the tests discussed above plus:
Your business use must be for the convenience of your employer.
You do not rent any part of your home to your employer and use the rented portion to perform services as an employee.
Employees claim deduction for business use of home as an itemized deduction on Form 1040 Schedule A (PDF). There is a worksheet in Publication 587 to calculate the amount of the deduction.
As a former IRS Agent, office in the home deductions were a field day to work and audit, almost everyone fudged.
Fresh Start Tax is one of the premier tax resolution firms in the country. We deal with all types of cases, individuals, business and high dollar corporate entities. We have a staff that specializes in every type of case. Some of our specialties include the following:
Immediate Tax Resolution and Representation
Offers in Compromise and Settlement
Back Taxes/ Unfiled or Never filed tax returns
Bank or Wage Levy Garnishments
Letters of Intent of Notice to Levy
IRS Tax Audits
Hardship, part pay agreements
State Sales Tax problems and Resolution
Our company resume:
Our staff has over 140 years of professional tax representation experience
On staff are Board Certified Tax Attorney’s, CPA’S, former IRS Agents, Managers and Instructors.
Former STATE Department of Revenue Manager and Instructor.
We are extremely moral and ethical in ALL our business dealings
We have the highest rating by the Better business Bureau
