We are a Florida professional tax firm that specializes in a back IRS tax problem relief.
We have practiced in the state of Florida since 1982 and are A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau. We are comprised of tax attorneys, certified public accountants, enrolled agents, and former IRS agents, managers and tax instructors.
We have over 60 years of combined work experience in the state of Florida in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service. We also specialize in state of Florida sales and use tax. On staff is a former state sales tax auditor with over 16 years of professional work experience.
We are unlike at the other tax firms on the Internet.
The Tax Professionals of Fresh Start Tax llc really do all the work and that is why we are A plus rated by the BBB.
We can review any case you have and give you an opinion or free tax consultation to completely remedy your tax situation.
Simply email us or call us today. Skype also available.
Helpful tips to help resolve your IRS Back Tax Problems.
1. The IRS has Publication 594 – For the do-it-your-selfers, read the IRS Collection Process which talks about what to do if you cannot pay your taxes on time. It is comprehensive and thorough. It can help those with smaller cases we do not have the money to pay a professional tax firm work through and resolve their tax problem.
2. If you did not file your tax returns, file them immediately. The IRS will request this before the case is worked and closed. The Internal Revenue Service will provide copies of tax transcripts that will reflect your last seven years of income.
You can simply request this tax transcript as a starting point to prepare all back tax returns. You can do this by going online to IRS.gov or simply call one 800-829-1040.
3. If you have unfiled,back, past due or late tax returns and you owe tax (married filing jointly), make a decision whether or not to include both husband and wife on the liability. Sometimes it is better to only have one party responsible for the tax. It is best to have a tax preparer figure out the backs tax strategy for you keeping in mind that you need to pay IRS back.
4. If you owe less than $25,000, you can get a streamline agreement automatically. Just call the automated service at the IRS, 1 800 829-1040, to make the arrangements. On cases over $25,000 I suggest you call a professional tax firm to help resolve this debt because some complications may occur.
5. Make sure you do some asset planning before calling the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service may ask you to liquidate some assets so be apprised of the situation now.
6. If you have a pension, 401K or IRA, the IRS will ask if you can liquidate it to pay the taxes. Find out beforehand if you can liquidated any of these and what are the consequences of doing so. If you have liquid money in a 401(k) or Ira, once again you should call a professional tax firm to do your negotiation and representation.
7. Find out whether you qualify for an Offer in Compromise.
An OIC ( settlement) can suspend IRS collection action.
There are three types of offers in compromise and by contacting us we can simply review which offer may apply to you. Offers in Compromise should only be filed if you are a qualified candidate for the program.
You can find on our website a pre-qualifier tool for the offer in compromise.
I would not file for offer in compromise unless you walk through the IRS pre-qualifier tool.
8. Make sure you are current for withholding or estimated payments in the current year of the tax problem. IRS may refuse to work your case if you not have enough withholding being taken out in the current year. They may ask you to adjust your W-4 or send in a current estimated tax deposit.
9. The three most common ways to settle your IRS debt off the IRS computer will either be a tax hardship settlement, a payment agreement settlement, or the filing of an offer in compromise.
10. If you owe payroll taxes, Form 941, the IRS will not work with you until you are current on all taxes and all tax returns are up to date, including your personal income taxes.
We are a full service tax firm located right here in the state of Florida that specializes in IRS and state tax resolution.
We can resolve any IRS back tax problem that you have.
Do not just give your case to any tax firm.
Check out their qualifications, their credentials, their experience level, and asked to speak directly to the person that will be resolving your case
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If you will owe back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service call us today for free initial tax consultation and you can speak directly to tax attorneys, certified public accountants, or former IRS agents, managers and tax instructors.
We are unlike at the other tax firms on the Internet.
The Tax Professionals of Fresh Start Tax llc really do all the work and that is why we are A plus rated by the BBB.
We have over 60 years of working directly for the Internal Revenue Service in the local, district, and regional tax offices of the Internal Revenue Service.
We are A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau and have been in practice since 1982.
We can review any case you have and give you an opinion or free tax consultation to completely remedy your tax situation.
Simply email us or call us today. Skype also available.
Tips to help resolve your Back IRS Tax Problems.
1. The IRS has Publication 594 – For the do-it-your-selfers, read the IRS Collection Process which talks about what to do if you cannot pay your taxes on time. It is comprehensive and thorough.
2. If you did not file your tax returns, file them immediately. The IRS will request this before the case is worked and closed. The Internal Revenue Service will provide copies of tax transcripts that will reflect your last seven years of income.
You can simply request this tax transcript as a starting point to prepare all back tax returns.
3. If on the unfiled tax returns you owe tax (married filing jointly), make a decision whether or not to include both husband and wife on the liability. Sometimes it is better to only have one party responsible for the tax.
4. If you owe less than $25,000, you can get a streamline agreement automatically. Just call the automated service at the IRS, 1 800 829-1040, to make the arrangements.
5. Make sure you do some asset planning before calling the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service may ask you to liquidate some assets so be apprised of the situation now.
6. If you have a pension, 401K or IRA, the IRS will ask if you can liquidate it to pay the taxes. Find out beforehand if you can liquidated any of these and what are the consequences of doing so.
7. Find out whether you qualify for an Offer in Compromise. An OIC can suspend IRS collection action. There are three types of offers in compromise and by contacting us we can simply review which offer may apply to you. Offers in compromise should only be filed if you are a qualified candidate for the program.
8. Make sure you are current for withholding or estimated payments in the current year of the tax problem. IRS may refuse to work your case if you not have enough withholding being taken out in the current year. They may ask you to adjust your W-4 or send in a current estimated tax deposit.
9. Four million taxpayers pay their taxes using an installment agreement.
Find out the criteria for a payment agreement before you call the IRS. Do not call the IRS without first having a plan. If you cannot pay your tax in full you should have a short term solution and an exit strategy.
10. If you owe payroll taxes, Form 941, the IRS will not work with you until you are current on all taxes and all tax returns are up to date, including your personal income taxes.
If you are having IRS problems make sure you call a true IRS tax professional for the best results.
We are a full service tax firm that specializes in IRS and state tax resolution. We can resolve any IRS back tax problem that you have.
IRS Back Tax Problems – Free Consultations – IRS Specialty Firm
