by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 23, 2013 | Tax Help
We are a local south Florida tax firm that specializes in IRS tax audits.
We have over 60 years of working for the Internal Revenue Service right here in South Florida in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
We have worked as IRS auditors, IRS revenue agents, IRS revenue officer’s and IRS appellate agents. We have a tax attorney on staff for more complex issues.
With over 60 years of direct work experience at the Internal Revenue Service we are one of Miami’s, Ft.Lauderdale’s most experienced and affordable tax firms.
IRS Audit Statistics – The IRS Audit Lottery
IRS audit statistics pretty much stay the same every year.
There are very few variances that occur from year to year but when they do they are attributed generally to the availability of funding from Congress to the Internal Revenue Service which in turn effects available personnel to work IRS Audits.
IRS Tax Audit Statistics
The IRS audits about 1.1 percent of the individual tax returns.
143.4 million: Individual federal tax returns filed in 2011.
1.4 million: Individual tax returns examined by the IRS, resulting in notices being mailed or in-person audits.
90 percent: Tax returns audited in person resulting in a recommended change in taxes.
85 percent: Tax returns audited via mail resulting in a recommended change.
$15.1 billion: Amount of recommended additional taxes from the audits.
$16,851: Average recommended additional taxes per in-person audit.
$8,241: Average recommended additional taxes per mail audit.
Source: 2012 Internal Revenue Service Data Book
How to pick effective Tax Representation for a IRS Audit
There are several excellent local firms to choose from in the South Florida, Miami Fort Lauderdale area. We are loaded with tax professionals that can handle a IRS Audit.
Stay away from Internet Firms with bio’s. These companies are Lead Gen companies that sell your information to the highest bidder.
The three most important words to remember to find an effective tax representative for IRS tax audit is this: Experience,cost, results.
A good IRS tax representation firm should be able to let you know your exposure before going into an IRS audit.
If somebody is going ahead and represent your best interest for an IRS tax audit they should have represented hundreds of taxpayers, businesses,and corporations in the past.
They should have an extensive knowledge of the tax code, your tax return, the issues at hand, have an understanding of the IRS processes and systems.
An effective IRS tax representative will understand the IRS settlement procedures, understand how to get your case through the IRS closing system fast, effectively, and with minimal cost.
They should understand the IRS hazards of litigation theories to understand how far they can take your case.
An IRS office auditor.
Will conduct the tax audit at the local office. This is usually a lower grade IRS auditor that will spend very little time on your tax audit. They handle very simple audits.
They receive this audit from the IRS service center because your tax return generally fell out of the national norms.
They are there to find out why your tax return had a higher rating. Those are the issues they will audit.
IRS revenue agent.
Will handle more complex cases and those tax audits generally are at the place of business or at the tax professional’s office. We have had some of those audits last up to 3 to 6 months depending on the complexity of the audit issues. A revenue agent is a very seasoned IRS auditor and will dig a lot deeper.
If you feel you have nothing to fear or worry about on your tax return you should feel free to represent yourself however if there are some issues you are not sure of it is always best to have a professional person handling your case, they will save you time, worry and lots of money.
Check BBB rating
Always check out the professional firm that will be doing your work along with the bios of the person that will be doing your IRS tax representation.
In every single case check out the Better Business Bureau ratings and check to see if there are complaints on file.
Most credible companies will have an A+ rating by the BBB and their firm will have tax attorneys, CPAs, former IRS agents or enrolled agents handling your case.
We have over 60 years of direct work experience at the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
You can call us today for free initial tax consultation we can review and assess your upcoming tax audit and let you understand how IRS will view your return and the processes that will take place.
Miami, Ft.Lauderdale – IRS Audit – Statistics, Representation by Former IRS, AFFORDABLE
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 22, 2013 | Tax Help
Keep an eye on this one !!!
You better Settle your tax debt as soon as you can through the IRS offer in compromise.
You have a 38% the IRS will settle your case.
If you need to settle call us today and speak to former IRS agents who can settle your case if you qualify.
Owe over $50,000 to Uncle, you could have Passport Problems – Already passed by the Senate
Here’s a story to remind us that government processes can directly impact our travel plans:
A law buried in a proposed bill could prevent U.S. travelers who owe taxes from leaving the country. According to a report that appeared in Forbes this past spring, Bill 1813 contains language that would allow the government to take passports away from travelers in debt to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
The bill is currently pending in the House of Representatives.
In March, the Senate passed Bill 1813, which was introduced by Senator Barbara Boxer. The bill is more than 1,000 pages long and mainly addresses the allocation of federal funds for transportation purposes.
But planted in the bill is an amendment that would permit the State Department to take away a person’s passport if he or she owes significant back taxes to the IRS.
Here’s what it says in section 7345 of the proposed legislation:
“If … any individual has a seriously delinquent tax debt in an amount in excess of $50,000, the Secretary shall transmit such certification to the Secretary of State for action with respect to denial, revocation, or limitation of a passport.”
According to the bill, your passport won’t be revoked if you pay your debt “in a timely manner” or if you need a passport for “emergency circumstances or for humanitarian reasons.” Note that the passport revocation only applies to instances of “seriously delinquent” debt of more than $50,000. This isn’t limited to criminal tax cases or situations where the government fears someone is fleeing a tax debt.
1813 still needs to be passed by the House and then signed by the President before it becomes law. In the meantime, it’s something travelers might want to keep an eye on.
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 22, 2013 | Tax Help
If you have received an IRS notice of levy we can offer you the same day help.
The IRS must be called and given a current financial statement along with sufficient documentation.
IRS will close and settle your case. Read on.
We are comprised of tax attorneys, certified public accountants, former IRS agents, managers and tax instructors with over 206 years of professional tax experience.
We have over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
We are affordable tax experts in all federal and state tax matters.
We have been practicing since 1982 and are A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau.
You can call us today for free initial tax consultation and we can walk you through the process not only of giving you immediate tax relief on your IRS notice of levy but settling your case as well.
There are generally two types of levies;
1. bank levies and
2.wage garnishment levies.
You should know that the IRS bank levy has a 21 day hold. Funds are frozen at the bank for a period of 21 days and if a notice of release is not issued to the bank by the Internal Revenue Service the money is forwarded to the IRS basically the IRS give you 21 days to release your levy. You may still use that bank account during this freeze period.
However, a wage levy is immediate. Part of your next paycheck goes to the Internal Revenue Service. As a general rule the IRS will take approximately 80% of your paycheck.
To Release Levies
IRS will require a financial statement with required documents before an IRS notice of levy is released. Because of our vast expertise and knowledge in this area it is possible to get same-day releases.
Get a Notice of Levy Release and Settle your Case
When the Internal Revenue Service releases your levy and reviews your financial statement it must take your case off the IRS enforcement computer.
Based on your current financial statement the Internal Revenue Service will close or settle your case based on three general closing criteria.
The Internal Revenue Service will put you into an economic tax hardship, ask you for a monthly payment or installment agreement, or let you know you are a suitable candidate for offer in compromise.
It is important to understand the IRS financial statement and how it plays into your settlement criteria. When you call our office we were view your financial statement and let you know the best way to settle your case based on the available circumstances and current financial situation.
Legal Authority of the IRS
The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) authorizes levies to collect delinquent tax.
Any property or right to property that belongs to the taxpayer or on which there is a Federal tax lien can be levied, unless it is exempt.
Notice of Levy vs. Seizure
There is no legal distinction between levy and seizure.
Generally, use a notice of levy (Form 668-A/668-W) to take a taxpayer’s property held by someone else if it can be turned over by writing a check.
If a third party is holding property that cannot be turned over by writing a check, use seizure procedures. Also, give a Form 668-A, Notice of Levy, to the third party holding the property.
Example:
Notice of Levy is often used to take a taxpayer’s bank account, wages, other income, or accounts receivables.
Example:
Seizure procedures are used to take a taxpayer’s car, house, or business property.
Example:
If a taxpayer’s car is seized in a commercial parking lot, seizure procedures include giving the attendant a Form 668-A, Notice of Levy, to demand that the car be turned over.
There is no required sequence for levying. Generally, though, levy funds that are held by a third party first. This is usually less time consuming.
IRS Appeals for Notice of Levy
Generally, taxpayers are entitled to a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing under IRM 6330, or an equivalent hearing.
Notices of levy can also be appealed under the Collection Appeals Program (CAP) regardless of whether the taxpayer can appeal under IRC 6330. CAP was created to give taxpayers a chance for administrative review that is independent from the Collection function.
Pre-Levy Actions taken by the IRS
This subsection contains guidance on pre-levy actions.
Required Notices
Before property can be levied, the taxpayer must be given a
- Notice of intent to levy, and
- Notice of a right to a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing
Note:
When a notice of levy is issued to a third party, it is a third party contact. Unless an exception applies, IRC 7602(c) states taxpayers must be given reasonable notice the Service plans to make such contacts to collect delinquent tax. Make sure the taxpayer has been advised of potential third party contacts.
Note:
It is the legal position of the Service that notice and demand and third party contact notification issued in the name and EIN of a limited liability company (LLC) are legally sufficient when the owner of the LLC is the liable taxpayer.
The notice and demand required by IRC 6331(a) must be left at the taxpayer’s home or business, or mailed to the taxpayer’s last known address.
The taxpayer has 10 days to pay the amount that is owed.
If the taxpayer neglects or refuses to pay the amount due, the Federal tax lien arises.
If the amount specified in the notice and demand is paid within 21 calendar days after the date of the notice and demand (10 business days if the amount reflected is $100,000 or more), interest is not imposed for the period after the notice and demand on the amount so paid.
In addition, the taxpayer must be given a notice of intent to levy at least 30 days prior to the date of the levy. The taxpayer has 30 days to pay the amount that is owed before property can be levied.
How the IRS Notice of Levy must be delivered
- Left at the taxpayer’s home or business, or
- Sent to the taxpayer’s last known address by certified or registered mail
Note:
Use registered mail only if the taxpayer is outside the United States. There is no international certified mail.
Exception:
If collection is in jeopardy, property can be levied immediately if the taxpayer has been provided notice and demand for immediate payment.
Generally, the Service will give taxpayers 10 days to pay the tax liability following issuance of the IRC 6303 notice of assessment and demand for payment, before issuing the IRC 6331 notice of intent to levy and IRC 6330 notice of a right to a CDP hearing.
Both the IRC 6331 notice of intent to levy and the IRC 6330 notice of a right to a CDP hearing must be given at least 30 days before the day of the first levy for that tax liability. Treas. Reg. 301.6331-2(a)(1) permits the Service, in satisfying the 30 day requirement of IRC 6331(d), to issue the IRC 6331 notice of intent to levy at the same time as the IRC 6303 notice of assessment and demand for payment.
The IR Service may issue the IRC 6330 notice of a right to a CDP hearing at that same time. The IRC 6330 and/or 6331 notices should not generally be issued simultaneously with the section 6303 notice or during the section 6303 time frame.
However the Service may determine that waiting 10 days after issuing the IRC 6303 notice and demand before issuing the IRC 6331 notice of intent to levy and/or the IRC 6330 notice of a right to a CDP hearing is not in the government’s interest if one or more of the circumstances listed below has occurred.
The IRC 6330 and /or 6331 notices may be issued simultaneously with the section 6303 notice or during the section 6303 time frame if the taxpayer:
1. is pyramiding employment taxes (in business, not current with FTDs, and two or more trust fund modules assigned to a revenue officer);
2. has made to the Service, for two or more periods, frivolous arguments which are listed in Notice 2010–33, 2010–17 IRB 609, or subsequent updates. See Notice 2010–33 at http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-irbs/irb10-17.pdf;
3. has failed to file required returns for two successive periods or three non-consecutive periods, for which the Service has prepared substitutes for return (and issued a deficiency notice where applicable), at least one of which is included in current or general practices.
Note:
The taxpayer has 30 days in which to request a CDP hearing. Allow 15 days after the 30 day period for receipt of a timely mailed request for CDP hearing.
When a levy is to be served, the taxpayer must also be given a notice of a right to a hearing per IRC 6330.
The taxpayer has 30 days after this notice is given or mailed to ask for a hearing, before property can be levied.
This notice is given to the taxpayer in the same manner as the notice of intent to levy, except that if it is mailed, a certified or registered mail return receipt MUST be included.
The taxpayer can waive the right to a hearing. IRM 5.11.1.2.2.9, Waiver of Notice of Intent to Levy/Notice of a Right to a Hearing.
Note:
There is no right to a hearing when child support obligations are being collected.
There are 4 exceptions to the pre-levy notice requirements of IRC 6330.
A levy is served on a State to collect a Federal tax liability from a State tax refund, referred to as the State Income Tax Levy Program (SITLP). A taxpayer’s state tax refund can be levied, even though the taxpayer may not have already been sent a notice or a right to a hearing.
You can stop the IRS notice of levy simply by knowing the process.
Call us today for free initial tax consultation we can walk you through the process not only of stopping the IRS tax Levy but also settling your case.
IRS Notice of Levy – Affordable Same Day Help – How to Stop the IRS Levy
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 22, 2013 | Tax Help
Sales Tax Audit Defense
Expert Audit Help – Representation by Former Sales Tax Agent – Affordable Rates
- Have you been the Target of a Sales Tax Audit ?
- Has a Notice of Intent to Audit Books and Records for State Sales and Use Tax been issued to your company?
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If you are undergoing a sales tax audit contact us today for free initial tax consultation.
Our FST professional tax staff
Our staff is comprised of tax attorneys, certified public accountants and former IRS and state tax agents.
Our firm has over 60 years of direct work experience at the Internal Revenue Service the local, district, and regional office of the IRS and over 16 years of direct work experience as a former sales tax auditor with the Florida Department of Revenue.
If so we can defend your taxpayer rights and get you through the audit with minimal dollar exposure and minimal use of your employees.
Insider tips from Former State Sales Tax Auditor:
States are in a dire need of revenue and are fishing for that revenue from your business. The State of Florida targets industries such as
They target these industries because there is low hanging fruit because of widespread abuse in the above industries. Also businesses that deal in cash tends to have owners and managers sticking their hands too much in the cash register. As long as you are paying your tax and sales tax this will not be an issue however the state is well aware of those a little too greedy.
You must also be careful because many times the state of Florida reports their findings to the internal revenue service on cases of willful and wanton abuse.
States “fish” for assessments from:
1. fixed assets
2. consumable supplies
3. disallowed exempt sales
4. unreported income
5. untaxed commercial rent for Florida location
Beware:
If your employee is handling the audit, state auditor can extract information that you should not be willing to expose.
State auditors are trained be nice but yet dig information that will help them come up with an assessment for tax, penalty and interest.
Let us handle the audit and keep this information out of the hands of the audit. We will give them the information they need but not more than they need.
Before starting the audit we will have an initial tax consultation to find out your weaknesses and your strengths.
And keep this in mind even though you think that your records are clean if you represent yourself the auditor may find more than they were looking for.
Have any doubts, questions or have some issues that you are not clear on – we can represent you.
By calling us for free initial tax consultation we can give you a free assessment or evaluation and proceed from there at no charge to you.
We are a fast, friendly and affordable tax firm.
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We are a full-service tax firm that specializes in federal and state tax representation.
Feel free to contact us for initial tax consulting for Florida or any other state sales tax defense.
We will completely review your case and give you a full assessment of your audit status so you can make an informed and confident decision of how to fully resolve the case.
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by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 18, 2013 | Tax Help
IRS accepts 38% of all offers in compromise.
We are the tax specialty firm that can file all your back tax returns and settle with the Internal Revenue Service all of the same time.
We have over 206 years of professional tax experience, over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service and we are A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau.
We are available for any free consultation at any time. You can speak directly to a true tax professional.
If you need to file back tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service you can do that in one step.
Being former IRS agents, managers and tax instructors we can make this a very simple process for you to get back in the system and settle your case.
File Back Tax Returns – The How to:
1. The first step in the process is to determine when you last filed your income tax return so you know what documents to collect. If you have no idea, we can simply call the Internal Revenue Service for you and get a full tax transcript.
That will let us know what the last filed back tax year was on record. Also we will a income transcript, the IRS income reports for you over the last seven years.
You should not fear or worry about contacting the IRS because they already know you haven’t filed they just have not got around to working your case.
2. Keep in mind if you do not file a tax return the IRS can file your tax return under 6020 B code section. This is called a substitute for return.
If the IRS prepares your tax return you can bet they are going to do you no favors you will pay the highest amount allowed by law. Once the Internal Revenue Service assesses your tax you can expect enforce collection actions within the next 90 days.
3. After receiving the IRS tax transcripts we will prepare your back tax returns making sure you pay the lowest amount possible. Our seasoned and skilled ex-IRS agents know all the deductions and formulas to make sure you are paying the lowest amount of tax.
4. We will also file a power of attorney with the Internal Revenue Service so you will never have to speak to an agent or to any other party. All communication and correspondence will go through our offices.
Settlement of your case with the IRS
Anytime anyone owes the Internal Revenue Service money there is a set procedure that takes place. You will have to fill out in IRS financial statement which is on form 433 f.
The Internal Revenue Service will want that form completely documented and verified along with copies of bank statements for the last six months, pay stubs and a photocopy of all your expenses.
The IRS has a national and local charts on what it costs the average taxpayers to live in the geographical areas they live in.
IRS will apply these national standards. There are some negotiation involved in this process that’s why it is important to contact a skilled negotiator or tax professional if not IRS will stick to the strict standards of the national standards. You can find those standards on our site.
Based on this current financial statement you give to the Internal Revenue Service, the IRS will recommend that your case either be put into an :
- economic tax hardship,
- make a recommendation that you make a payment or installment agreement on a monthly basis, or
- approach IRS with an offer in compromise or a tax settlement
An offer in compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount you owe. It may be a legitimate option if you can’t pay your full tax liability, or doing so creates a financial hardship.
IRS will consider your unique set of facts and circumstances for settlement with the IRS. IRS will consider your:
IRS will generally approve an offer in compromise when the amount offered represents the most we can expect to collect within a reasonable period of time.
If you hire a tax professional to help you file an offer, be sure to check his or her qualifications.
Make sure you are eligible or a tax settlement
Before the Internal Revenue Service can consider your offer, you must be current with all filing and payment requirements.
You are not eligible if you are in an open bankruptcy proceeding. Use the Offer in Compromise Pre-Qualifier to confirm your eligibility and prepare a preliminary proposal.
Submit your offer IRS Settlement
Your completed settlement offer package will include:
1. Form 433-A (OIC) (individuals) or
2. 433-B (OIC) (businesses) and all required documentation as specified on the forms;
3. Form 656(s) – individual and business tax debt (Corporation/ LLC/ Partnership) must be submitted on separate Form 656;
4. $150 application fee (non-refundable); and
Initial payment (non-refundable) for each Form 656.
Select a payment option for a IRS Settlement
Your initial payment will vary based on your offer and the payment option you choose:
Lump Sum Cash.
Submit an initial payment of 20 percent of the total offer amount with your application. Wait for written acceptance, then pay the remaining balance of the offer in five or fewer payments.
Periodic Payment.
Submit your initial payment with your application. Continue to pay the remaining balance in monthly installments while the IRS considers your offer. If accepted, you must continue to pay monthly until it is paid in full. It is always best to call a professional tax firm in dealing with tax settlements.
How to File Back Years Tax Returns and Settle with the IRS
by Fresh Start Tax | Oct 14, 2013 | Tax Help
I am a former IRS agent and teaching instructor and I wish I had a dollar for every time somebody asked me this question.
Let me answer this question right off the bat.
There is no statute of limitations on back tax returns.
IRS has the right to ask you to file as many back tax returns if you did not file your tax returns.
As a Practical Matter
As a practical matter however, the Internal Revenue Service will ask you to file the last six tax returns to get your case back into the system. In some cases, the Internal Revenue Service may require the last three years worth of back tax returns. Each case is worked individually based on the facts of the case.
It is up to the agent on the case to make that decision. Many times your assets will play a factor into how many back tax returns the IRS will determine you need to file.
Sadly, many taxpayers lose there tax refunds and tax credits by failing to file back tax returns. They also lose Social Security credits as well.
A good professional tax firm can help you through the process and save you many tax dollars by understanding the system, the protocol and what it will take to satisfy IRS without it costing you a fortune.
The Statute of Limitations for the IRS on back tax returns.
The code does not address this because there is no statute, however Title 26 of the United States Code, Section 6502, sets a statute of limitations for the IRS on the collection of unpaid taxes.
Many taxpayers wrongly interpret this code section by assuming that if an unfiled or past due return occurred more than ten years ago, the IRS cannot collect taxes.
The statute of limitations applies once taxes are actually assessed, either by means of a return that is filed late, or one that is prepared for you by the IRS, or any settlement agreement that you have come to with the IRS.
As a side note, that collection statute runs from the IRS date of assessment and not the date filed.
There is another statute of limitations that precludes you from receiving a tax refund for an unfiled return that is more than three years delinquent. If you think you have a tax refund coming in better file your tax returns within three years from the April 15 due date.
Once your unfiled returns passes this three-year mark any tax refund that you could have received had you filed in a timely manner becomes the property of the IRS and Uncle Sam. Unfortunately many taxpayers have the ostrich syndrome, they placed their heads in the sand without realizing they lost their tax refunds and tax credits.
The Tolling the Statute of Limitation on Collections of Tax
The 10-year statute of limitations can be extended in some circumstances.
This occurs when you file a appeal with the IRS, such as a request for relief (a ( CDP ), an offer in compromise, the filing bankruptcy, tax litigation can also toll the statute of limitations, as can signing a waiver that allows tax collection to extend past the 10-year mark. This waiver is on IRS Form 900. You should never sign a waiver unless you get professional tax advice.
IRS can prepare your tax return under 6020 of the IRC. They can file what is known as a substitute for return, a SRF.
If you do not file your returns, the IRS will prepare a substitute for return for you based on an estimation of your income. IRS can simply reconstruct your tax return or they will prepare your tax return based on information they have on their CADE 2 computer system based on third-party records. Any time anyone has sent income to you over $600 they are required to send the IRS W-2s, 1099 or other documents. IRS keeps these on their system for seven years.
The Internal Revenue Service will prepare your tax return allowing you as a dependent and that’s it. They will allow you no business expenses, no tax credits, no miscellaneous the deduction’s.
You will pay the highest amount of tax by law if the Internal Revenue Service prepared your tax return based on SRF. So if you do not file for a number of years the IRS will simply file your tax return.
If IRS filed your tax return for you you can reverse this tax process by filing for an IRS audit reconsideration. Contact us for details on this procedure.
If the IRS makes a tax assessment for you this will cost you dearly
The Internal Revenue Service generally prepares tax returns for taxpayers that they know will owe tax. I have never experienced the IRS prepare tax returns for people and issue refunds.
Once your back taxes are assessed, the IRS will send you a Notice and Demand for Payment, after which you have ten days to respond. As a general rule they will send you a series of 3 to 4 notices. Each one stepping it up a little more until they’re ready to put the hammer down.
Should you ignore this tax notice, the IRS will then send you a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to A Hearing.
An IRS agent may deliver this to you in person or leave it at your home or place of employment or send it by certified mail.
If the IRS cannot locate you, it will mail the notice to your last known address by certified or registered mail. Unfortunately many taxpayers that have moved never notified IRS in will receive a bank levy or wage Levy garnishment without ever receiving a tax bill from the Internal Revenue Service.
Once the IRS sends out its final notice and you do not call the Internal Revenue Service you can expect IRS to take enforced collection actions.
Collection methods of the IRS
The IRS has a variety of methods in its arsenal. They are the largest and most powerful collection agency in the world.
The IRS can place a federal tax lien against your assets for the amount of the unpaid taxes.
As a general rule the Internal Revenue Service will issue an IRS Bank Levy or wage garnishment notice.
If you received an IRS bank levy you have 21 days to reverse the process by calling the Internal Revenue Service.
If you are received an IRS wage garnishment notice the employer is required to send your next pay check to the IRS. Some exemptions are available for an IRS wage garnishment.
Should you have any questions contact us today. We are available for free tax consultations. We are the affordable nationwide tax firm.
How many years of Back Tax Returns should you file – The IRS Statute of Limitations
