IRS has announced that beginning this month, it will start to send letters to notify “a relatively small group of individuals” with overdue federal tax that their accounts have been assigned to one of four private collection agencies (PCAs). The assignments were authorized by legislation enacted in 2014.
IRS Problem? Get IRS Help
Businesses and individuals often require professional IRS help to resolve tax related issues. The tax laws, state and federal tend to be complicated and you rarely have a very good understanding of the laws as they pertain to you or your business. Unfortunately, the IRS has no sympathy for your lack of knowledge and will not accept that as a valid excuse.
IRS Help to Deal with the IRS issues
The Internal Revenue Service (or IRS) is the US government agency responsible for the implementation of the country’s tax laws. And one of the most important duties of the IRS is collection of all federal taxes as applicable. If the IRS suspects that you have not paid what is your rightful due towards taxation, they are within their legal rights to enforce collection actions such as tax levies and liens. It is best to get professional IRS help at the earliest to deal with your taxes effectively and resolve the issues before further escalation. The smart course of action is to contact a professional enrolled agent, CPA or tax lawyer to help you.
Get a free evaluation of your case at 877-788-2937.
Payroll Tax Help – Keep That Business Running
Running a business, managing a company is not a child’s play. Apart from being a good CEO or the Head of the Company, there are certain important things you have to figure out and reign in early when you first start your own business or running a company as you need to take care of your employees as well as their salaries thereof. Payroll taxes are the most important of them all. You have to know how to calculate and pay 941 payroll taxes before you set out to hire employees.
Payroll taxes can prove to be a headache for businessmen/CEO. Employers are required to file payroll taxes from an employee’s paycheck. Some are paid by both the business and the employees, while some are the responsibility of the business alone. Though it is not easy to file payroll taxes, you can however hire a professional to get 941 payroll tax help.
Get a free evaluation of your case at 877-788-2937.
IRS tax help – Reliable IRS Resolution Service
IRS TAX HELP
Did you miss another filing deadline? Do you owe back taxes? Are you being audited by the IRS?
I can help you resolve your tax matter so you can move on with your life.
Don’t let the IRS ruin your life and punish you with tax levies and liens. We offer IRS tax help to individual and business taxpayers. We can file all your unfiled tax returns; negotiate a settlement through small monthly installment payments, or lump-sum settlement.
Get IRS tax help today 877-788-2937.
Employment 940/941 Payroll Tax Problem – Get resolution day!
Employment Tax Problem? Get resolution today!
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Employment 940/941 Taxes
If you have your own business, there is plenty going on all the time. In addition to taking care of your customers, you have to take care of your employees. Payroll can be very difficult with the many scenarios, and that can lead to an employment tax problem. Don’t feel like you are alone though as 941 payroll tax problems are extremely common when it comes to the IRS and what they have to look into.
Get a free evaluation of your case at 877-788-2937.
Unfiled Tax Returns – Get It Done
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.
Get a free evaluation of your case at 877-788-2937.
2016 Year-end tax planning letter
Dear Client:
As the end of the year approaches, it is a good time to think of planning moves that will help lower your tax bill for this year and possibly the next. Factors that compound the planning challenge this year include political and economic uncertainty, and Congress’s all too familiar failure to act on a number of important tax breaks that will expire at the end of 2016.
IRS tax levy – how to stop wage garnishments and bank levies
An IRS levy permits the legal seizure of your property to satisfy an unpaid tax debt. The IRS can garnish wages, take money from your bank or other financial account, seize and sell your vehicle(s), real estate and other personal property.
If you receive an IRS notice titled Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to A Hearing, contact us right away at 877-788-2937 to resolve your back taxes and get the levy released.
Offer in Compromise – OIC tax settlement
Dealing with tax debt is stressful, especially because of the aggressive methods IRS tends to employ for collecting the taxes owed to the government.
These range from assessing multiple penalties on late payments, levying your bank accounts, garnishing your wages and sending an IRS Revenue Officer to padlock your business, to forcing your employer to sign into wage garnishments and deducting a sizable percentage of your pay the IRS.
If you can not pay your back tax debt, you should consider an OIC offer in compromise settlement, the IRS has an OIC calculator to help you see if you qualify.
TFRP Trust fund recovery penalty – Employment and payroll tax
Employment Taxes and the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP).
Notice 784, Could You be Personally Liable for Certain Unpaid Federal Taxes?
IRS has updated its webpage guidance on the trust fund recovery penalty and who IRS can reach to pay it. The guidance is a reminder for all potential “responsible persons” to make sure that timely payment of employment taxes is given the highest priority at any profit or nonprofit enterprise.