1099-C

Do you owe unpaid taxes to the IRS and can’t pay them? We can help! One in eight Americans is facing stressful tax problems at any one point in their lives. That is considered hard, and they can’t to address it on their own. Our firm understands the complexity of the unpaid tax issues and how to interact with the IRS on your behalf. Doing nothing to resolve your tax matters will not make the problem go away! If you owe back taxes, the IRS will soon be sending you a levy notice to indicate garnishment of wages, your pension check, your savings bank account, your property, and even your social security checks, yes the IRS can garnish and levy your social security check.

Now is the time to act. We deal with the IRS so you don’t have to.

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Mortgage Tax Debt Relief, AMT Relief – why you need professional tax advice

AMT relief. In general terms, to find out if you owe alternative minimum tax (AMT), you start with regular taxable income, modify it with various adjustments and preferences (such as add-backs for property and income tax deductions and dependency exemptions), and then subtract an exemption amount (which phases out at higher levels of income). The result is multiplied by an AMT tax rate of 26% or 28% to arrive at the tentative minimum tax. You pay the AMT only if the tentative minimum tax exceeds your regular tax bill..

Although it was originally enacted to make sure that wealthy individuals did not escape paying taxes, the AMT has wound up ensnaring many middle-income taxpayers. One reason is that many of the tax figures (such as the tax brackets, standard deductions, and personal exemptions) used to arrive at your regular tax bill are adjusted for inflation, but the tax figures used to arrive at the AMT are not.

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IRS Tax Problems: We can help in solving your tax problem

Mortgage Tax Debt Relief, AMT Relief