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

January 21, 2011 | Mike Habib, EA

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.

Call Mike Habib, EA at 877-788-2937 to end your tax problem nightmare.

Tax Relief Experts: Solutions to your tax problem

January 15, 2011 | Mike Habib, EA

IRS taxes are undoubtedly an imperative feature of the United States’ economic cycle. These days only a few people pay as much attention to the taxes as required. Some people fail to formulate a proper budget and spare enough dough to pay taxes, some others make mistakes while filing returns and finally there are those who do not even bother filing a tax return. If you fall in any of these three categories, you are in danger of severe penalties by the IRS. Worried? You should. This article explains how tax relief experts can free you from this unwanted situation.

It is a fact that every taxpayer has completely different circumstances and there is no one-size-fits-all formula to solve different IRS tax problems. All you have to do is recognize your mistake, assess your financial situation, get a tax resolution plan approved by the IRS and stick to it.

However, this can be quite a challenging course and you will need the expertise of qualified tax relief experts to guide you the most optimal approach for making up for your mistake. Based on your specific situation, these experts also advise you how you can sidestep the same or other mistakes in future. Tax relief experts have three different types: tax attorneys, CPAs and enrolled agents. You can choose any of these three but enrolled agents can be a wise choice in most of the situations due to their specialization in tax system and affordable fee as compared to the others.

Tax Help Line 818-649-8552: Stop IRS levy

November 10, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

Do you have tax problems? Call the reliable tax help line now at 877-788-2937.

We have solutions to tax problems. If you have unfiled tax returns, call the tax help line at 877-788-2937. If you have back taxes, and cannot pay the entire amount due to financial hardships, call us and we will gladly help you. We also can represent you in case of an IRS tax audit, you will not have to face the IRS, we will represent you before all administrative levels of the IRS.

When you call our reliable tax help line, you will always speak with the principal of the firm, Mike Habib EA, so you will not speak to sales representatives like other companies do. Mike Habib will be your power of attorney and will work with you and the IRS to negotiate the lowest and best possible resolution for your tax problem.

Roni Deutch: Tax Relief Scam Reviews Complaints Research

November 5, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

How to Research Roni Deutch and other Tax Resolution Companies

Today I’m going to teach you a lesson. This lesson uses Roni Deutch as an example of what to look for when you’re in the market for a tax resolution company to help with your tax problems. Personally, I have nothing against Roni Deutch. Like a lot of other companies, Roni Deutch just happens to be in the same business as I am and that business is offering tax relief to individuals and companies who have tax problems including tax audits, unfiled tax returns, wage garnishment issues, payroll tax problems, IRS tax liens and other problems with the IRS.

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IRS Problem Solvers: Solutions To Tax problems by Mike Habib EA

October 14, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

IRS Problem Solvers is who you need If you have tax problems, we can help. Millions of American taxpayers are stressed by their tax problems because it’s hard to address it with the IRS on their own. Our firm specializes in tax problem resolution, we represent taxpayers with unpaid back taxes, unfiled tax returns, and we represent the audited taxpayer before all administrative levels of the IRS. Mike Habib is an expert IRS problem solver.

Tax problems are usually complex matters and should be handled by a specialized tax firm, the principal of our firm, Mike Habib is an IRS problem solver, he provides solutions to tax problems and will explain your options and protect your rights. Most taxpayers ignore their tax problems by doing nothing assuming that it will go away by itself, not knowing that the only sure thing about tax problems is that they do not go away!

When do you need an expert IRS problem solver? If you owe back taxes, or have unfiled tax returns, the IRS will send you notices that are hard to understand, but they are serious! I consider the IRS the largest and most aggressive collection agency in the world! You do not want to ignore them anymore, as there are many options to resolve your tax matters and get peace of mind. You should also be informed that the IRS can garnish your wages, levy your bank account, levy your pensions, your savings, your property and even your social security checks.

Stop IRS Wage Garnishment: Stop IRS Tax Levy: 877-788-2937

October 13, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

If you have received a wage garnishment notice (IRS Levy) that the IRS is instructing your employer to deduct a big chunk of your paycheck, it clearly means that you have an unpaid back tax debt. And what’s worse is, your employer is required by law to remit a significant portion of each paycheck directly to the IRS to satisfy the garnishment order to pay off your unpaid tax debt.

What amazes me as a tax professional, is that most taxpayers continue ignoring the IRS by not responding to the tax levy, not knowing that the IRS will continue garnishing their paychecks until their tax debt is paid in full with a lot of penalties and interest too.

If you have a tax levy then you need to know that with our firm, you do not have to take on the IRS by yourself, we actually do not recommend self-representation as you do not know the tax laws, your options nor do you know your rights as a taxpayer. We specialize in tax representation and will work with the IRS to negotiate the full or partial release of the wage garnishment, tax levy, if you qualify for tax relief, resulting in saving your paycheck! Depending upon your particular circumstance, we may be able to negotiate an installment agreement so you can pay the IRS a specified dollar amount every month until the tax debt is paid. Once the installment agreement is in force, an offer-in-compromise may be negotiated to settle your entire tax debt, including penalties and interest, for less than the entire tax liability, depending on your individual financial circumstances, each case is different.

IRS Tax Levy On IRA Account

September 15, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

Can the IRS levy an IRA for Back Taxes? Yes the IRS can levy your IRA for unpaid back taxes.

Mr. Wayne Smith did not pay his back taxes after filing 3 years of tax returns. He owed the IRS around $36,000 of back taxes. He went to tax court, and the court ruled for the IRS and its $36,000 levy on Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith had a personal hardship, he was spending more than $800,000 plus his IRA income on his gambling addiction and not paying his back taxes.

Ordinary creditors are prevented from levying pension and IRA accounts due to anti-alienation provisions, the IRS does not conform to these anti-alienation provisions as many taxpayers think, the IRS can and will levy IRA and other retirement accounts to collect on any unpaid back taxes. In other words, the IRS is pretty much free to levy IRA accounts at its own will specially in cases of flagrant taxpayers abuse. Learn more by reading Internal Revenue Manual Section 5.11.6.2(5).

Franchise Tax Board (FTB) and Tax Gap: Unfiled Tax Returns

August 20, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

Franchise Tax Board is Contacting Thousands of Businesses to File Delinquent Tax Returns

Sacramento: The state is contacting more than 40,000 California businesses that have not filed their 2008 state income tax returns with the Franchise Tax Board (FTB).

The notices inform the businesses that they have 30 days to file a return or show why there is no tax filing requirement. Businesses that disregard these notices could face tax assessments that may include penalties, interest, and fees.

Tax Relief – Get tax debt relief today

June 19, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

Tax Relief – Get tax debt relief today

Reasonable Cause/Good Faith Defense: Even if the taxpayer did not have substantial authority for a position and failed to make adequate disclosure, the substantial understatement penalty does not apply if the taxpayer had reasonable cause for the tax underpayment and acted in good faith [IRC Sec. 6664(c); Reg. 1.6664-4]. This defense is applied on a “facts and circumstances” basis [Reg. 1.6664-4(b)]. However, the key factor seems to be whether the taxpayer made a reasonably energetic attempt to determine the correct tax liability. For example, an honest misunderstanding of fact or law, an isolated computational error, reliance on professional tax advice, or reliance on information returns all indicate reasonable cause/good faith. However, if the taxpayer should have known better, the defense will not apply.

Observation: According to IRM 20.1.5.6, the most important factor in determining whether the taxpayer has reasonable cause and acted in good faith is the extent of the taxpayer’s effort to report the proper tax liability. For example, reliance on erroneous information reported on an information return indicates reasonable cause and good faith, provided the taxpayer did not know or have reason to know that the information was incorrect. Similarly, an isolated computational or transcription error may indicate reasonable cause and good faith. Other factors to consider are the taxpayer’s experience, knowledge, sophistication, education, mental and physical condition, and reliance on the advice of a tax advisor.

Having Unfiled Tax Returns and need Help?

June 8, 2010 | Mike Habib, EA

Having Unfiled Tax Returns and need Help?

Taxpayers with unfiled tax returns can invite a lot of problems. The famous IRS has coined ten years for the collection of taxes that are owed. If the return for owed taxes was filed ten years ago, the IRS will probably use the last address known to them. The government will not be able to maintain any contact if you have already left the country. But if by any chance, you return back within the ten years limit, this can be a big problem. If you start earning or start with any job, it will be very easy for the IRS to contact you and then you are in big trouble. They not only claim the unfiled tax returns but all of the fines interest and penalties that have accrued over the original payment are also asked for. If you have somehow not at all bothered to file the tax returns, it is very important for you to have all the documents necessary to file your tax returns. Having lower income or lots of medical bills will not make any difference. It could simply lead to the conclusion that you probably are left with no money at all to pay for the mortgages or even the regular bills.

If anyone finds himself stuck in such serious circumstances it is strongly suggested that services of an experienced tax relief professional be asked. Only they will be able to guide you properly as to what is required to be done. They will be able to sort through all of the back taxes of past years and negotiate with the IRS to make some reasonable solution. The help of tax relief expert can invite many days of annoyance, severe deadlines or some difficult and confusing forms to be handled on your own. The tax relief specialist, as a professional will do his best to help you deal with the situation and come out of it successfully. He will be spending most of his time to sort out the best interest of the client and find a solution.