Unfiled Tax Returns

Representing High-Income Taxpayers Who Owe Delinquent Back Taxes

March 15, 2021 | Mike Habib, EA

TIGTA identified 685,555 taxpayers who had a balance due as of May 14, 2019. These taxpayers reported adjusted gross income (AGI) of $200,000 or more and owed a combined total of $38.5 billion. Because the IRS prioritizes high balance due cases for collection, many of these high-income taxpayers would be included in high-priority work. However, balance dues are not prioritized by incomes earned and some improvements could be made to prioritize high-income taxpayers more effectively. A separate IRS analysis of 64,317 delinquent tax cases showed that the IRS collected less than 50 percent of tax debt owed by these high-income taxpayers within 52 weeks of assignment to Field Collection. The following chart shows that taxpayers having an average AGI of over $1.5 million paid the IRS an average of 39 percent of what they owe. While 39 percent is more than what the IRS predicted it would collect, these high-income taxpayers still owed over $2 billion.

Average AGI of Taxpayers in This Group Balance Due Actual Recovery Rate Remaining Balance Due $1,563,390 $4,009,955,107 39% $2,442,387,519 $98,289 $1,089,010,998 17% $906,586,760 $24,985 $1,157,135,371 12% $1,014,227,292

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REVENUE OFFICER – IRS RO

November 12, 2018 | Mike Habib, EA

REVENUE OFFICER – IRS RO

Now that IRS tаx collection асtіоn is bесоmіng more and more prevalent, іt іѕ іmреrаtіvе thаt уоu bесоmе рrоасtіvе in hаndlіng your tax dеbt рrоblеmѕ, unfiled tax returns, unpaid payroll 941 employment and unpaid back taxes. An IRS Rеvеnuе Officer is fullу аuthоrіzеd аnd bасkеd bу thе gоvеrnmеnt tо рrосееd wіth tаx соllесtіоn асtіоn іn аn aggressive аnd intimidating mаnnеr. They have bееn gіvеn аuthоrіzаtіоn beyond thе аvеrаgе collection аgеnсу аnd tаkе tаx dеbt соllесtіоn vеrу seriously.

An IRS Revenue Officer fосuѕеd on ԛuісk rесоvеrу of уоur full tax dеbt аmоunt іѕ trained tо:

Nоt bе swayed by еxсuѕеѕ (lеgіtіmаtе or nоt)
Not соnѕіdеr a tаxрауеr’ѕ аbіlіtу tо рау
Aѕѕеѕѕ and enforce wаgе gаrnіѕhmеntѕ
Lеvу bank accounts
Seize рrореrtу
Bring сrіmіnаl сhаrgеѕ if necessary

Having an еxреrіеnсеd enrolled agent, CPA or tаx attorney rерrеѕеnt you саn make thе аrm-wrеѕtlіng nеgоtіаtіоn process more аdvаntаgеоuѕ tо оbtаіnіng an ассерtаblе ѕеttlеmеnt аgrееmеnt.

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Tax problem resolution infographic by Mike Habib EA

August 14, 2017 | Mike Habib, EA

Tax Problem Resolution infographic by Mike Habib EA, Back taxes Help, IRS Audit Help, Unfiled Tax Returns Help

Tax Problem Resolution infographic by Mike Habib EA

Calling on taxpayers facing back tax problems, taxpayers being audited by the IRS or the state, taxpayers with delinquent and unfiled tax returns, releasing tax levies, tax liens and businesses facing 941 payroll tax problems. We can resolve your tax problem and offer you peace of mind. Call us today at 877-788-2937.

Unfiled Tax Returns – Get It Done

November 23, 2016 | Mike Habib, EA

Did you know that every year many taxpayers’ individuals and businesses face the gavel just because they haven’t filed their taxes? Though you may plead not guilty, the IRS doesn’t think so. In its eyes every person who hasn’t filed their taxes is an offender even though the perspective is different from the person’s view. It isn’t uncommon that every year millions of individuals and businesses taxpayers fail to file their tax returns. Sometimes it’s due to ignorance, sometimes not enough information, sometimes to escape it. It doesn’t matter what the situation is, individuals and businesses are being heavily penalized just because of their unfiled tax returns.

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Tax Lawyer – Radio TV commercials Internet advertisements for tax attorney relief

February 26, 2015 | Mike Habib, EA

Many companies advertise “heavily” on the radio, TV and the internet promising that they can resolve and settle any and all tax problems for pennies on the dollar or get you an 80-90% reduction.

BEWARE! I highly caution you to NOT call these advertisers.

Here is why you should not be ripped off by these unscrupulous companies, https://www.myirstaxrelief.com/files/tax_negotiation.pdf

What you need is an actual tax firm or law firm that specializes in tax representation. If any attorney states that ONLY lawyers could represent you before the IRS, beware and avoid this lawyer. You can be represented by Enrolled Agents (Tax experts, federally licensed and regulated by IRS directly), CPAs licensed by their respective states, or lawyers as licensed by their respective states.

Learn more about the IRS fresh start initiative.

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Should you Seek Professional Help for Tax Preparation?

April 10, 2014 | Mike Habib, EA

Tax preparation can be a very difficult task, especially when you are not good with numbers. Many people try their hands in doing their own taxes but end up in even more confusion and frustration. Seeking professional help is a better idea when it comes to tax preparation. Mike Habib EA, a tax professional, can help save you money and time, all the while relieving you from stress.

Breaking News: Decision in the Loving v. IRS appeal

February 11, 2014 | Mike Habib, EA

The United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, today rejected the IRS appeal in the case of Loving v. IRS in which three independent tax return preparers argued that the IRS had overstepped its authority when implementing the Registered Tax Return Preparer (RTRP) program.
The RTRP program was created to regulate paid tax preparers other than those already under Circular 230’s regulatory structure such as Enrolled Agents, certified public accountants and attorneys. The program required other paid preparers to register with the IRS, pass a competency test and complete specified continuing education annually.

Focus on the Affordable Care Act

December 6, 2013 | Mike Habib, EA

In March 2010, President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (the “Affordable Care Act”) into law. While some provisions of the ACA have already gone into effect, a number of new provisions are scheduled to take effect January 1, 2014.

Although we do not intend this newsletter to be the answer-all to the ACA, we thought this would be a good time to look at some of the provisions that might affect you.

Unfiled Tax Returns – Get It Done

November 27, 2012 | Mike Habib, EA

Unfiled Tax Returns – Get It Done

Did you know that every year many people and businesses face the gavel just because they haven’t filed their taxes? Though you may plead not guilty, the IRS doesn’t think so. In its eyes every person who hasn’t filed their taxes is an offender even though the perspective is different from the person’s view. It isn’t uncommon that every year people and businesses fail to file their tax returns. Sometimes it’s due to ignorance, sometimes not enough information, sometimes to escape it. It doesn’t matter what the situation is, people and businesses are being heavily penalized just because of their unfiled tax returns.

IRS Provides Tax Relief to Victims of Hurricane Irene

September 2, 2011 | Mike Habib, EA

Updated 9/02/11 to reflect expanded federally declared disaster area.

The Internal Revenue Service is providing tax relief to individual and business taxpayers impacted by Hurricane Irene.

The IRS announced today that certain taxpayers in North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Vermont and Puerto Rico will receive tax relief, and other locations are expected to be added in coming days following additional damage assessments by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

The tax relief postpones certain tax filing and payment deadlines to Oct. 31, 2011. It includes corporations and businesses that previously obtained an extension until Sept. 15, 2011, to file their 2010 returns and individuals and businesses that received a similar extension until Oct. 17. It also includes the estimated tax payment for the third quarter of 2011, which would normally be due Sept. 15.