Conditional Expense Installment Agreement As one of the more accommodating agreements, the CIA allows taxpayers to continue paying a long-term monthly bill or expense(s) while still addressing their tax debt problems. Those that qualify for this agreement must have a steady payment schedule for something like a 401k program or a credit card that they
Collections Statute of Limitations with the IRS (SOL) The Collections Statute of Limitations (CSED) is a fancy way of saying eventually the IRS liabilities expire. Of course, there are many details and nuances our experts are familiar with but in general, 10 years from the date of assessment, the IRS loses their ability to collect.
Back Taxes for Individuals and Businesses Our firm, with the help of our tax attorneys, pride ourselves on our well-rounded knowledge of all back tax and collection issues. This includes, but is not limited to personal and business income tax, payroll tax and personal and business tax-related penalties. In reaching a resolution we are sure
Innocent Spouse Relief and other Equitable Joint Tax Relief In situations when a married couple file a joint return, both spouses are liable for the entire tax liability “jointly and severally.” This means each spouse is liable for the full amount, assuming the IRS cannot collect from the other. Innocent Spouse Relief (sometimes referred to
IRS Payment Plans and Non-Collectible Hardship Status In assessing each case, our primary objectives are to (1) stop IRS involuntary collection and (2) save our clients as much money as possible, where applicable. In situations when a payment plan is called for, we first seek to make the payments as low as possible, or even