Your Well Being And Taxes
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Your Well-Being and Taxes
Introduction
Few challenges can impact your well-being as much as ongoing tax problems. Many people make three common mistakes that lead to issues with the IRS: procrastination, self-representation, and hiring inadequate representation. These choices often result in a greater need for professional help.
Why You Need a Tax Attorney
A skilled Tax Attorney can provide a range of services to help you manage tax issues effectively:
- Offer in Compromise Cases: Settle taxes for significantly less than what you owe.
- Penalty Abatement Petitions
- Full Audit Representations
- Business Strategy Sessions
- Preparation and Filing of Tax Returns
- Stopping IRS Wage and Bank Levies (Garnishments)
- Lifting Property Liens
- Affordable Installment Agreements
- Filing for Bankruptcy Against the IRS
- Forgiveness of Penalties and Interest
Understanding the Offer in Compromise
An IRS Offer in Compromise allows taxpayers to settle their tax debts for less than the full amount owed if they can prove an inability to pay. When managed correctly, this option can save a substantial amount of money, making it an excellent strategy for many.
To maximize success, hiring a professional familiar with IRS procedures is crucial. They can determine the minimum amount the IRS will accept, preventing rejection of your offer or unnecessary overpayment.
Timing and Tax Collection
Did you know the IRS has a limited timeframe to collect back taxes? A professional Tax Attorney can help you understand when this time period expires. If the IRS runs out of time, they must cease all collection activities, releasing property liens and stopping penalties.
Filing Tax Returns
Failing to file tax returns is a common issue, often due to inability to pay. This can make it challenging to re-enter the tax system. However, voluntarily filing back returns before being caught can prevent criminal prosecution. This proactive approach is crucial.
Navigating IRS Penalties
IRS penalties can reach 100% to 150% of the original tax amount, making repayment difficult. However, the IRS does forgive penalties under certain conditions. Before paying these penalties, consider requesting forgiveness if the situation wasn't your fault.
Conclusion
Tax problems can be overwhelming, but with the right support from a Tax Attorney, you can navigate these challenges effectively. Don't let procrastination or inadequate help exacerbate your issues. Seek professional guidance to protect your well-being and resolve tax problems.
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