dallas tax relief: Plano TX - Payroll Tax Debt? Consider Hiring a Professional
- 05/27/20 11:14 AM
There are times that it makes sense for a taxpayer with IRS tax problems to face the IRS on their own. If the tax debt is fairly small, it may cost more to hire a professional than to simply pay the IRS directly or set up a payment plan. Other times, the taxpayer may have the time to learn about the IRS processes and policies, and the patience and temperament to deal directly with the IRS.
However sometimes the problem is a big problem, or is complex and has risk if not handled correctly. Payroll Tax Debt is one such problem. If … (0 comments)
dallas tax relief: Plano TX - What is Currently Not Collectible Status from The IRS?
- 11/24/19 11:48 AM
Big companies are known for getting all sorts of breaks, but when average people fall behind, they rarely receive help. When you owe back taxes, but can’t afford to pay them, then you may qualify for a special tax status known as currently not collectible.
If you’re approved for currently not collectible status, then the IRS must not only cease its collection efforts but can no longer garnish your wages or seize your property.
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What is Currently Not Collectible Status?
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dallas tax relief: IRS Currently Uncollectible In Dallas? File an Offer In Compromise!
- 10/24/19 06:52 AM
There are times when I have taxpayers come into Dallas, TX tax office, who are experiencing difficult financial times, often through no fault of their own. Perhaps they’ve had a death in the family, lost their jobs for an extended period of time, or have had medical issues which have put them in financial straits, and as a result, they have IRS debt. Often, these taxpayers will qualify as Current Uncollectible with the IRS, since they do not have sufficient income to meet their allowable living expenses and do not have assets that the IRS has determined it can levy.
There are times that it makes sense for a taxpayer with IRS tax problems to face the IRS on their own. If the tax debt is fairly small, it may cost more to hire a professional than to simply pay the IRS directly or set up a payment plan. Other times, the taxpayer may have the time to learn about the IRS processes and policies, and the patience and temperament to deal directly with the IRS.
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