Tax problems are hard, but we make resolving them easy with the best tax relief service in the industry.
Your tax relief journey begins with an empathetic, professional, and most of all, solutions-focused consultation. Tell us your story, we’re here to listen, to ask questions, and to start a conversation.
Once we know and understand your current situation, we take over all communication with the IRS and gather the resources necessary to create a custom tax relief strategy.
In the final step, we negotiate with the IRS on your behalf until we reach your best possible outcome. Don’t worry, the IRS likes us, and after this easy 3 step process, so will you. It’s time to fix your tax problems!
A tax issue can be a nightmare to deal with, especially if you’re living paycheck to paycheck. Fortunately, those who are unable to pay their taxes in full may qualify for an offer in compromise. An offer in compromise is an out-of-court arrangement that allows you to settle your tax liability for a fraction of what you owe. You have the option of paying off your debt in a sum that is less than what you were initially required to pay.
To determine if you qualify for an offer in compromise, we can assess your situation in accordance with IRS rules, including your capacity to pay tax debt, current income, living expenditures, and current asset value. Once we know that you qualify, we get to work proving it to the IRS.
Back taxes are a big problem for millions of individuals and small business owners. It is not against the law to owe taxes. It is, however, against the law to willfully decide not to file tax returns in order to avoid or evade taxes. Most of our client’s cases start with them owing one year, then the next, and it then appears as a huge hole. If you are like millions of other Americans and you haven’t filed your taxes in a few years, we are here to help.
Don’t wait until fines and penalties pile up. Take action today and contact Fix Your Tax Problem to file your previous tax returns and get you right with the IRS.
An IRS Audit or Exam is when the IRS solicits proof of your income and deductions taken on your tax return. It’s also the calculation of all of your tax debt, including all penalties and interest you owe. During this process you have the right to seek legal representation from lawyers or tax negotiators like us to help you during the entire audit process. The moment you get a notice for an audit, it’s best to take quick action. Don’t hesitate, call us right away!
Representing yourself during an audit is possible, but only if you have a lot of extra time for the paperwork and learning curve. If you are involved in any way in an audit, call us. We can represent you and protect you from any further issues.
The most common approach for taxpayers to settle their unpaid tax debt is an installment agreement. It is an agreement between the taxpayer and the IRS to pay the debts over a predetermined period of time in equal monthly payments. However, an installment agreement does not prevent interest from accumulating or late payment penalties.
To achieve an installment agreement, you’ll need a professional on your side who is knowledgeable of the IRS matrix. We can assess whether you qualify or not, and help negotiate an installment agreement on your behalf. Call us today.
Liens and levies can drastically change your life. Levies are used to seize your income, whereas liens are used to seize assets. The IRS has the right to seize whatever you possess. You need to take action right away if you get a notice of a lien or levy.
We manage all correspondence with the IRS to guarantee that the proper procedures are followed and the issue is resolved as soon as possible. If you get that notice, call us right away! We’ll fix everything in no time.
The consequences of forgetting to file or pay your taxes can be catastrophic. Even if you have valid grounds for missing the tax deadline, the IRS can still impose tax penalties until your tax obligation is paid in full. You can prevent paying penalties for failing to submit your taxes, paying them late, or making mistakes by enrolling in a penalty abatement program. Our team can investigate your situation and help you submit a request for an abatement of penalties.
If you submit a Penalty Abatement request and it is denied, you cannot make a request on the same grounds again. Therefore it is very important that you put forth the best case possible – and we can do just that!
If you don’t submit your tax return by the deadline, you’ll be subject to a Failure to File Penalty. With this penalty, you’re going to have to pay a percentage of the taxes you didn’t pay on time. Meanwhile the Failure to Pay Penalty applies If you don’t pay the tax you declare on your tax return by the due date. And the penalty you’re going to have to pay is a percentage of the taxes you didn’t pay. The IRS can assess a penalty if you fail to file, fail to pay, or both.
Your chances of successfully settling your tax debt with the IRS will improve the sooner you contact us and start the negotiation process. Don’t wait for the worst to come, call now!
A tax issue can be a nightmare to deal with, especially if you’re living paycheck to paycheck. Fortunately, those who are unable to pay their taxes in full may qualify for an offer in compromise. An offer in compromise is an out-of-court arrangement that allows you to settle your tax liability for a fraction of what you owe. You have the option of paying off your debt in a sum that is less than what you were initially required to pay.
To determine if you qualify for an offer in compromise, we can assess your situation in accordance with IRS rules, including your capacity to pay tax debt, current income, living expenditures, and current asset value. Once we know that you qualify, we get to work proving it to the IRS.
Back taxes are a big problem for millions of individuals and small business owners. It is not against the law to owe taxes. It is, however, against the law to willfully decide not to file tax returns in order to avoid or evade taxes. Most of our client’s cases start with them owing one year, then the next, and it then appears as a huge hole. If you are like millions of other Americans and you haven’t filed your taxes in a few years, we are here to help.
Don’t wait until fines and penalties pile up. Take action today and contact Fix Your Tax Problem to file your previous tax returns and get you right with the IRS.
An IRS Audit or Exam is when the IRS solicits proof of your income and deductions taken on your tax return. It’s also the calculation of all of your tax debt, including all penalties and interest you owe. During this process you have the right to seek legal representation from lawyers or tax negotiators like us to help you during the entire audit process. The moment you get a notice for an audit, it’s best to take quick action. Don’t hesitate, call us right away!
Representing yourself during an audit is possible, but only if you have a lot of extra time for the paperwork and learning curve. If you are involved in any way in an audit, call us. We can represent you and protect you from any further issues.
The most common approach for taxpayers to settle their unpaid tax debt is an installment agreement. It is an agreement between the taxpayer and the IRS to pay the debts over a predetermined period of time in equal monthly payments. However, an installment agreement does not prevent interest from accumulating or late payment penalties.
To achieve an installment agreement, you’ll need a professional on your side who is knowledgeable of the IRS matrix. We can assess whether you qualify or not, and help negotiate an installment agreement on your behalf. Call us today.
Liens and levies can drastically change your life. Levies are used to seize your income, whereas liens are used to seize assets. The IRS has the right to seize whatever you possess. You need to take action right away if you get a notice of a lien or levy.
We manage all correspondence with the IRS to guarantee that the proper procedures are followed and the issue is resolved as soon as possible. If you get that notice, call us right away! We’ll fix everything in no time.
The consequences of forgetting to file or pay your taxes can be catastrophic. Even if you have valid grounds for missing the tax deadline, the IRS can still impose tax penalties until your tax obligation is paid in full. You can prevent paying penalties for failing to submit your taxes, paying them late, or making mistakes by enrolling in a penalty abatement program. Our team can investigate your situation and help you submit a request for an abatement of penalties.
If you submit a Penalty Abatement request and it is denied, you cannot make a request on the same grounds again. Therefore it is very important that you put forth the best case possible – and we can do just that!
If you don’t submit your tax return by the deadline, you’ll be subject to a Failure to File Penalty. With this penalty, you’re going to have to pay a percentage of the taxes you didn’t pay on time. Meanwhile the Failure to Pay Penalty applies If you don’t pay the tax you declare on your tax return by the due date. And the penalty you’re going to have to pay is a percentage of the taxes you didn’t pay. The IRS can assess a penalty if you fail to file, fail to pay, or both.
Your chances of successfully settling your tax debt with the IRS will improve the sooner you contact us and start the negotiation process. Don’t wait for the worst to come, call now!
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