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If you receive a notice of a lien or a levy, you need to act fast! Liens and levies are collection tactics used by the IRS to seize your assets and can have a terrible impact on your life. If you own it, the IRS can seize it. Our team can determine the best solution for your situation, such as a payment plan or levy release. Start a new and better life (one without the IRS on your back) with Tax Lifeline today!

The best way to get rid of a tax lien or levy is to pay your balance in full. With our help, you can explore solutions such as getting the levy released or greatly reducing the amount you owe and spreading the payments out over a period of time. We can help take your tax troubles from overwhelming to completely manageable. Don’t wait for the worst to come. Contact Tax Lifeline today and schedule your free consultation.

Forgetting to pay or file your taxes can have serious consequences. Even if you have good reason to miss the tax deadline, the IRS may still levy penalties until your tax obligation is paid in full. The IRS has a variety of tax penalties, but it’s critical that you understand your rights and how to get them removed if you qualify. This is why it’s important to consult with an expert when you’re in trouble with the IRS! We know you rights and we will fight for you.

A penalty abatement program helps you to avoid incurring fines for not filing your taxes, not paying them on time, or for making an error. In most cases, a lack of finances is not a valid reason for a waiver. The reasons why you don’t have enough money, on the other hand, may be sufficient to meet the fee waiver requirements. We can investigate your case and assist you in obtaining and presenting documents demonstrating timely payment of your taxes.

An IRS installment agreement lessens your burdens by allowing you to pay your back taxes in monthly installments. This agreement prohibits the IRS from issuing liens and levies on your property or wages, as long as the payments are completed. Repayments must be made within 72 months or less, depending on how much you owe.

Our experts can evaluate your situation and decide if you are eligible for an installment agreement. The type of IRS installment agreement you qualify for is largely determined by your past. If you’ve previously arranged a payment plan with the IRS that didn’t work out, the IRS will be less likely to grant you another opportunity. It’s never easy to deal with any of this on your own, which is why we’re here to help you every step of the way. We’ll make the process of applying for an IRS payment plan as simple and painless as possible! We are also able to find alternative solutions in case you don’t qualify.

Failure to file a tax return, for any cause, is a criminal violation punishable by one year in prison for each year not filed. You may be hesitant to file your next tax bill because you are concerned about the consequences, but you must complete any outstanding taxes as soon as possible. The more time you wait, the bigger the fines and penalties will be. It is one thing to owe the IRS money, but you should never endanger your freedom for failure to file with the IRS.

There’s no need to be afraid. Tax Lifeline’s team of experts will give you the guidance and assistance you need, from gathering the right paperwork to filling out the appropriate documents. We can prepare and file overdue taxes in most cases, allowing you to avoid heavy penalties, but you have to act now. Call us today and we’ll file prior years’ tax returns right away!

Being declared “currently not collectible” indicates a taxpayer has no ability to pay their tax bills. A taxpayer can be declared currently not collectible after proof in the form of special financial statements is given to the IRS. All IRS collection efforts, including levies and garnishments, will be suspended at this time. We can provide you all of the information you need to determine whether or not this program is right for you. If you do decide to go ahead with it, we can make sure the proof is obtained and presented correctly to attain currently not collectible status.

To qualify for the new non-collectible status, you must show the IRS that your monthly income is insufficient to pay the required living expenditures. The IRS may compel you to provide your financial information to corroborate your claim of financial hardship. Although qualifying for currently not collectible status is generally determined by calculating your disposable income, you will absolutely benefit from the help of a tax specialist, like us! We can go over your finances and determine if you can qualify this program.

An IRS wage garnishment is when the IRS starts withholding up to 75% of your wages until your balance is paid. If you owe back taxes, the IRS has the legal authority to deduct money from each paycheck you get. Prior to the wage garnishment, you will receive a letter from the IRS to inform you of their imminent actions. These letters will also offer you an opportunity to correct the problem before the garnishment begins.

Wage garnishments can be appealed up until the IRS takes the first dime from your paycheck. You have 30 days after receiving your final IRS garnishment notice to pursue an appeal through a Collections Due Process (CDP) hearing. You could also be able to work out an IRS payment plan that allows you to pay back what you owe over time without having to have money taken out of each paycheck. The best way to handle this is for us to negotiate a wage garnishment release with the IRS on your behalf. Call us today!

IRS audit representation, also known as IRS audit protection, is when a tax or legal professional acts on your behalf to resolve an IRS tax audit. They have the legal ability to assist you with your documentation via a Power of Attorney (POA), negotiate your case with the taxation authorities, and attend audit sessions on your behalf. A registered representative, a certified public accountant (CPA), or a lawyer make up the majority of members of a tax audit team.

If you get a notice from the IRS indicating that an audit is coming, please contact us as soon as possible so that we can determine and strategize the next best course of action. Even if you don’t feel you’ve done anything illegal or are unsure why you’re being audited, we don’t recommend you try to represent yourself. Our tax professionals will work with you to discover the best option possible. When it comes to responding to an audit report, you should be aware that time is of the essence. Please contact Tax Lifeline as soon as possible.