by Fresh Start Tax | Dec 3, 2015 | Tax Help
Affordable Tax Professionals can easily resolve your problem, over 65 years of former IRS work experience.
If you have never file tax returns there is a painless way to get back in the system.
As former IRS agents and managers we can explain to you how to get back in the system without worry.
When you call us on your initial consultation we will walk you through the requirements.
Believe it or not, millions of people have not file tax returns but at some point in your life you’re going to have to file, the big question is what is at process like? I’m going to prison? How much trouble am I in ?, or how can I do this without worry?.
There is a way to get back in the system without pain, HOW, simply file your tax returns.
The next big question how many back years do I file?
The answer varies on the facts of the case. As a general rule, as former IRS agents and managers we recommend you file anywhere between three and six years.
Some of the determining factors in making decisions are:
1. how much income have you made in the last six years,
2. what is your asset base,
3. what do your bank accounts look like,
4. have you always operated in cash,
5. what are your average monthly expenses for the time of nonfiling.
Tax Preparation for Never Filed Tax Returns
If you are a W-2 or 1099 or wage earner it will be very easy to compute your income.
We can simply ask IRS for copies of income transcripts for the last six years.
IRS will provide to us all income reports on W-2’s and 1099 s. Tax reconstruction is easy and simple. We can find out what expenses you have and prepare your tax return based on reconstructive methods.
If you are a cash person we can back into your income by finding what you’re annualized monthly expenses are multiplying by 12 and come up with an average base for computing gross income.
We have prepared hundreds upon hundreds of tax returns of taxpayers who have never filed. We can walk you to the process and get you back in the system seamlessly.
Below you will find the IRS policy statement regarding people who will never file tax returns.
What happens if I owe back taxes
If you will owe back taxes we will work out a tax settlement for you. IRS will require a current financial statement on form 433F expect that financial statement to be fully documented.
As a general rule, IRS places taxpayers who cannot pay their back tax debt into one of three categories. IRS will consider you either to be a current hardship, a monthly candidate for payments or a tax debt settlement candidate for the offer in compromise program.
IRS has a policy statement regarding delinquent tax returns.
1.2.14.1.18 (08-04-2006)
Policy Statement 5-133
1. Delinquent or prior years tax returns—enforcement of filing requirements
2. Taxpayers failing to file tax returns will be requested to prepare and file all such returns except in instances where there is an indication that the taxpayer’s failure to file the required return or returns was willful or if there is any other indication of fraud.
All delinquent returns submitted by a taxpayer, whether upon his/her own initiative or at the request of a Service representative, will be accepted.
However, if indications of wilfulness or fraud exist, the special procedures for handling such returns must be followed.
3. Where it is determined that required returns have not been filed, the extent to which compliance for prior years will be enforced will be determined by reference to factors ensuring compliance and evenhanded administration of staffing and other Service resources.
4. Factors to be taken into account include, but are not limited to:
a. prior history of noncompliance,
b. existence of income from illegal sources, effect upon voluntary compliance, anticipated revenue, and collectibility, in relation to the time and effort required to determine tax due.
Consideration will also be given any special circumstances existing in the case of a particular taxpayer, class of taxpayer, or industry, or which may be peculiar to the class of tax involved.
5. Normally, application of the above criteria will result in enforcement of delinquency procedures for not more than six (6) years. There are special cases in which the IRS will ask for more than six years.
Those cases generally involve those with a great deal of access with a high potential of collection and probability. There are very few cases that meet this criteria.
Call us today for a free initial tax consultation.
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by Jim Magary | Dec 2, 2015 | Tax Help
AFFORDABLE Former IRS Agents and Managers who Know the Systems, Since 1982. Hear how the System Works
As former IRS agents and managers we know every possible solution to remedy yourself and your business from IRS tax debt. there are various tax solutions to completely resolve your problem.
After your free initial tax consultation you will understand the simplest way to relieve yourself of payroll tax debt.
We know all the methodologies the settlements of protocols, the systems and formulas to get you an affordable IRS tax settlement.
We have over 65 years of direct work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
Not only were we former IRS agents and managers were also teaching instructors in on-the-job instructors as well.
How IRS Will Be Work Your Case File
We have worked hundreds upon hundreds of these cases as both former IRS agents and being in private practice.
We have over 206 years of professional taxes and worked countless numbers of IRS business and personal cases regarding tax that matters.
We are true experts to understand the system of how to negotiate IRS delinquent payroll tax debt.
When IRS works any business case that involves delinquent payroll tax debt, one of the first things they will ask for is a current business financial statement on a form 433B, that is the only form Internal Revenue Service will use for the evaluation of the business.
In conjunction with the 433B, the IRS will also ask for a personal financial statement to evaluate your current individual finances as well.
IRS will expect that financial statement to be completely documented and verified. We are true experts for packaging these cases and submitting them to Internal Revenue Service. since we worked in the system we know exactly what their standards are.
As a general rule IRS will close the case out using the below closing methods.
1. Hardships.
After assessing of your financial statement, the IRS may determine that your presently a hardship and are currently not collectible, which means you simply cannot pay the debt at this time and IRS will reevaluate your case in two or three years.
Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to run however IRS will expect you to stay current file all tax returns. If you failed to stay current on filings or depositories IRS will bring the case out back into the field for immediate follow-up.
2. IRS Installment and or IRS Payment Plan Agreements.
Your current financial statement may dictate that you have money left over at the end of the month to pay IRS back taxes.
the importance of filling out your financial statement correctly will determine in fact that you do have the ability to pay back and that IRS does not force you to make a payment you cannot make. You will find out many times at the IRS’s forces taxpayers into making a financial statement that is impossible for them to make. Do not be trapped into this position.
That’s why it is critically important that you get a true tax professional expert who understands IRS and can get you a reasonable payment agreement with IRS and not forced installment payment.
3. The IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Settlement
The offer in compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for pennies on a dollar.
You must understand the strict policies of the offer in compromise because they are very tight, rigid and strict standards to get the offer accepted.
Last year 38,000 taxpayers businesses and other entities had their cases settled by internal revenue service through the offer in compromise for an average of $6500.
There is a pre-qualifier to let you can walk through to make sure you are qualified and suitable candidate.
If you owe back business tax and want to consider a tax settlement, installment payment agreement or to be placed into a current hardship call us today for free initial tax consultation.
Beware:
Anytime you are dealing with Internal Revenue Service it is critical that all tax returns are filed and you are making current tax payments in the month or year that you were in.
Many times if IRS feels you cannot maintain your current payments they will not enter into installment payments consider an offer in compromise or place you in hardship. The best option they may have is to close the entity down. Call us today to learn more.
If you have payroll tax debt that needs addressing call us today for a free initial tax consultation.
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by Fresh Start Tax | Dec 2, 2015 | Tax Help
AFFORDABLE Former IRS Agents and Managers who Know the Systems, Since 1982. Hear how the System Works
As former IRS agents and managers we know every possible solution to remedy yourself and your business from IRS tax debt.
We know all the methodologies the settlements of protocols, the systems and formulas to get you an affordable IRS tax settlement.
We have over 65 years of direct work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
Not only were we former IRS agents and managers were also teaching instructors in on-the-job instructors as well.
How Your Case Will Be Worked
We have worked hundreds upon hundreds of these cases as both former IRS agents and being in private practice. We have over 206 years of professional taxes and worked countless numbers of IRS business and personal cases regarding tax that matters. We are true experts to understand the system of how to negotiate IRS delinquent payroll tax debt.
When IRS works any business case that involves delinquent payroll tax debt, one of the first things they will ask for is a current business financial statement on a form 433B, that is the only form Internal Revenue Service will use for the evaluation of the business.
In conjunction with the 433B, the IRS will also ask for a personal financial statement to evaluate your current individual finances as well.
IRS will expect that financial statement to be completely documented and verified. We are true experts for packaging these cases and submitting them to Internal Revenue Service. since we worked in the system we know exactly what their standards are.
As a general rule IRS will close the case out using the below closing methods.
- After assessing of your financial statement, the IRS may determine that your presently a hardship and are currently not collectible, which means you simply cannot pay the debt at this time and IRS will reevaluate your case in two or three years.
Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to run however IRS will expect you to stay current file all tax returns. If you failed to stay current on filings or depositories IRS will bring the case out back into the field for immediate follow-up.
2. IRS Installment and or IRS Payment Plan Agreements.
Your current financial statement may dictate that you have money left over at the end of the month to pay IRS back taxes.
the importance of filling out your financial statement correctly will determine in fact that you do have the ability to pay back and that IRS does not force you to make a payment you cannot make. You will find out many times at the IRS’s forces taxpayers into making a financial statement that is impossible for them to make. Do not be trapped into this position.
That’s why it is critically important that you get a true tax professional expert who understands IRS and can get you a reasonable payment agreement with IRS and not forced installment payment.
3. The IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Settlement
The offer in compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for pennies on a dollar.
You must understand the strict policies of the offer in compromise because they are very tight, rigid and strict standards to get the offer accepted.
Last year 38,000 taxpayers businesses and other entities had their cases settled by internal revenue service through the offer in compromise for an average of $6500.
There is a pre-qualifier to let you can walk through to make sure you are qualified and suitable candidate.
If you owe back business tax and want to consider a tax settlement, installment payment agreement or to be placed into a current hardship call us today for free initial tax consultation.
A note of Interest
Anytime you are dealing with Internal Revenue Service it is critical that all tax returns are filed and you are making current tax payments in the month or year that you were in.
Many times if IRS feels you cannot maintain your current payments they will not enter into installment payments consider an offer in compromise or place you in hardship. The best option they may have is to close the entity down. Call us today to learn more.
We are true IRS tax experts and have a specialty expertise in the negotiation of IRS delinquent business tax debt.
How to Negotiate IRS Delinquent Payroll Taxes Debt + Affordable IRS Business Tax Settlements + Since 1982
by Fresh Start Tax | Dec 2, 2015 | Tax Help
AFFORDABLE Former IRS Agents and Managers who Know the Systems, Since 1982. 941 Payroll Debt Specialists
As former IRS agents and managers we know every possible solution to remedy yourself and your business from 941 business tax debt.
We know all the methodologies the settlements of protocols, the systems and formulas to get you an affordable IRS tax settlement.
We have over 65 years of direct work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
Not only were we former IRS agents and managers were also teaching instructors in on-the-job instructors as well.
We know how IRS works are cases inside and out. we were part of the system and understand how to get in and out of these cases as fast as possible.
How IRS Works Cases on Payroll Tax Debt
When IRS works any business case that involves payroll taxes one of the first things they will ask for is a current business financial statement on a form 433B, that is the only form Internal Revenue Service will use for the evaluation of the business.
In conjunction with the 433B, the IRS will also ask for a personal financial statement to evaluate your current individual finances as well.
IRS will expect that financial statement to be completely documented and verified. IRS will conduct a thorough review on your financial statements.
As a general rule IRS will close the case out using the below closing methods.
- After assessing of your financial statement, the IRS may determine that your presently a hardship and are currently not collectible, which means you simply cannot pay the debt at this time and IRS will read of you evaluate the case in two or three years.
Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to run however IRS will expect you to stay current file all tax returns.
2. Monthly Installment and or Monthly Payment Agreements.
Your current financial statement may dictate that you have money left over at the end of the month to pay IRS back taxes.
The importance of filling out your financial statement correctly will determine in fact that you do have the ability to pay back and that IRS does not force you to make a payment you cannot make.
You will find out many times at the IRS’s forces taxpayers into making a payments that is impossible for them to make. Do not be trapped into this position.
That’s why it is critically important that you get a true tax professional expert who understands IRS and can get you a reasonable payment agreement with IRS and not forced installment payment.
3. Offer in Compromise, Pennies on a Dollar
The offer in compromise allows you to settle your payroll tax debt for pennies on a dollar.
You must understand the strict policies of the offer in compromise because they are very tight, rigid and strict standards to get the offer accepted.
Last year 38,000 taxpayers businesses and other entities had their cases settled by internal revenue service through the offer in compromise for an average of $6500. Keep in mind this is the national average.
There is a pre-qualifier to let you can walk through to make sure you are qualified and suitable candidate.
If you owe back business tax and want to consider a tax settlement, installment payment agreement or to be placed into a current hardship call us today for free initial tax consultation.
Please Take Note
Anytime you are dealing with Internal Revenue Service it is critical that all tax returns are filed and you are making current tax payments in the month or year that you were in.
Many times if IRS feels you cannot maintain your current payments they will not enter into installment payments consider an offer in compromise or place you in hardship. The best option they may have is to close the entity down. Call us today to learn more.
We can find ways to keep your business open and keep IRS happy.
We are true IRS tax experts and have a specialty expertise in the negotiation of IRS business tax debt.
941 Payroll Tax Debt Settlement + Affordable IRS Employment Tax Debt Specialists + Former IRS + Since 1982
by Jim Magary | Dec 2, 2015 | Tax Help
AFFORDABLE Former IRS Agents and Managers who Know the Systems, Since 1982. 941 Payroll Debt Specialists
As former IRS agents and managers we know every possible solution to remedy yourself and your business from 941 business tax debt.
We know all the methodologies the settlements of protocols, the systems and formulas to get you an affordable IRS tax settlement.
We have over 65 years of direct work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
Not only were we former IRS agents and managers were also teaching instructors in on-the-job instructors as well.
We know how IRS works are cases inside and out. we were part of the system and understand how to get in and out of these cases as fast as possible.
How IRS Works Cases on Payroll Tax Debt
When IRS works any business case that involves payroll taxes one of the first things they will ask for is a current business financial statement on a form 433B, that is the only form Internal Revenue Service will use for the evaluation of the business.
In conjunction with the 433B, the IRS will also ask for a personal financial statement to evaluate your current individual finances as well.
IRS will expect that financial statement to be completely documented and verified. IRS will conduct a thorough review on your financial statements.
As a general rule IRS will close the case out using the below closing methods.
- After assessing of your financial statement, the IRS may determine that your presently a hardship and are currently not collectible, which means you simply cannot pay the debt at this time and IRS will read of you evaluate the case in two or three years.
Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to run however IRS will expect you to stay current file all tax returns.
2. Monthly Installment and or Monthly Payment Agreements.
Your current financial statement may dictate that you have money left over at the end of the month to pay IRS back taxes.
The importance of filling out your financial statement correctly will determine in fact that you do have the ability to pay back and that IRS does not force you to make a payment you cannot make.
You will find out many times at the IRS’s forces taxpayers into making a payments that is impossible for them to make. Do not be trapped into this position.
That’s why it is critically important that you get a true tax professional expert who understands IRS and can get you a reasonable payment agreement with IRS and not forced installment payment.
3. Offer in Compromise, Pennies on a Dollar
The offer in compromise allows you to settle your payroll tax debt for pennies on a dollar.
You must understand the strict policies of the offer in compromise because they are very tight, rigid and strict standards to get the offer accepted.
Last year 38,000 taxpayers businesses and other entities had their cases settled by internal revenue service through the offer in compromise for an average of $6500. Keep in mind this is the national average.
There is a pre-qualifier to let you can walk through to make sure you are qualified and suitable candidate.
If you owe back business tax and want to consider a tax settlement, installment payment agreement or to be placed into a current hardship call us today for free initial tax consultation.
Please Take Note
Anytime you are dealing with Internal Revenue Service it is critical that all tax returns are filed and you are making current tax payments in the month or year that you were in.
Many times if IRS feels you cannot maintain your current payments they will not enter into installment payments consider an offer in compromise or place you in hardship. The best option they may have is to close the entity down. Call us today to learn more.
We can find ways to keep your business open and keep IRS happy.
We are true IRS tax experts and have a specialty expertise in the negotiation of IRS business tax debt.
941 Payroll Tax Debt Settlement + Affordable IRS Employment Tax Debt Specialists + Former IRS + Since 1982
by Fresh Start Tax | Dec 2, 2015 | Tax Help
AFFORDABLE Former IRS Agents and Managers who Know the Systems, Since 1982.
As former IRS agents and managers we know every possible solution to remedy yourself and your business from IRS tax debt. We know all the methodologies the settlements of protocols, the systems and formulas to get you an affordable IRS tax settlement.
We have over 65 years of direct work experience in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service. Not only were we former IRS agents and managers were also teaching instructors in on-the-job instructors as well.
When IRS works any business case that involves payroll taxes one of the first things they will ask for is a current business financial statement on a form 433B, that is the only form Internal Revenue Service will use for the evaluation of the business.
In conjunction with the 433B, the IRS will also ask for a personal financial statement to evaluate your current individual finances as well.
IRS will expect that financial statement to be completely documented and verified.
As a general rule IRS will close the case out using the below closing methods.
- After assessing of your financial statement, the IRS may determine that your presently a hardship and are currently not collectible, which means you simply cannot pay the debt at this time and IRS will read of you evaluate the case in two or three years.
Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to run however IRS will expect you to stay current file all tax returns.
2. Installment and or Payment Agreements.
Your current financial statement may dictate that you have money left over at the end of the month to pay IRS back taxes.
The importance of filling out your financial statement correctly will determine in fact that you do have the ability to pay back and that IRS does not force you to make a payment you cannot make. You will find out many times at the IRS’s forces taxpayers into making a financial statement that is impossible for them to make. Do not be trapped into this position.
That’s why it is critically important that you get a true tax professional expert who understands IRS and can get you a reasonable payment agreement with IRS and not forced installment payment.
3. Offer in Compromise
The offer in compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for pennies on a dollar.
You must understand the strict policies of the offer in compromise because they are very tight, rigid and strict standards to get the offer accepted.
Last year 38,000 taxpayers businesses and other entities had their cases settled by internal revenue service through the offer in compromise for an average of $6500.
There is a pre-qualifier to let you can walk through to make sure you are qualified and suitable candidate.
If you owe back business tax and want to consider a tax settlement, installment payment agreement or to be placed into a current hardship call us today for free initial tax consultation.
Please Take Note
Anytime you are dealing with Internal Revenue Service it is critical that all tax returns are filed and you are making current tax payments in the month or year that you were in.
Many times if IRS feels you cannot maintain your current payments they will not enter into installment payments consider an offer in compromise or place you in hardship. The best option they may have is to close the entity down. Call us today to learn more.
We are true IRS tax experts and have a specialty expertise in the negotiation of IRS business tax debt.
