December 2017 – Tax Debt Advisors

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29 December 2017

Mesa IRS Problems

Mesa IRS Problems solved in 2017

Brian had himself some serious Mesa IRS problems that needed some solving. He met with Tax Debt Advisors about six weeks ago to discuss his situation. Not only had he not filed any tax returns for about 11 years but the IRS filed his 2005 and 2006 tax returns for him giving him improper deductions and expenses. As you can see from the notices below this caused a large tax burden. Through a complete examination of his account and pulling the IRS records, information was gathered to prepare these two years properly. We filed them with the IRS department that handles these cases and got the IRS to lower his tax debt by $9,255. This is a substantial savings for him. The best part of it all is that it really isn’t too much effort or expense to prepare SFR protest tax returns. In addition to protesting these two years, Tax Debt Advisors also prepared the rest of the required missing tax returns current through 2016.

Mesa IRS Problems

If you believe you have incorrect balances owed to the IRS because they filed tax returns in your behalf contact Tax Debt Advisors today to speak with Scott Allen EA. He is an expert in representing taxpayers as their IRS power of attorney and preparing any and all back tax returns. Scott Allen EA will break the process towards resolution into about three different steps. Breaking the process down simply is key to being sure the client understand the work being done and most importantly what they are paying for. Evaluate your options with the IRS today. Call now.

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Tax Debt Advisors: Settle IRS Debts

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Written by Scott Allen

20 December 2017

2017 Arizona Tax Credits: Qualifying Charities

2017 Arizona Tax Credits for qualifying charities

Are you interested in making a charitable donation to lower your Arizona and IRS tax bills? There are many 2017 Arizona tax credits available for you. Remember to qualify for the credits you have to file an Arizona tax return and have an Arizona tax liability. A taxpayer can only receive a credit up to the amount of their total state tax liability.

There are two Arizona tax credits that will be mentioned in this blog.

Qualifying Charitable Organization ($400 max credit for single or head of household taxpayers, $800 for married filing joint taxpayers). Click here to view the entire list of available organizations to contribute to.
Qualifying Foster Care Organization ($500 max credit for single or head of household taxpayers, $1,000 for married filing joint taxpayers). Click here to view the entire list of available organizations to contribute to.

Don’t forget you can also contribute to public and private schools and receive an Arizona tax credit as well. Talk with a local tax professional and make sure you take advantage of these opportunities to lower your tax bill along with helping out the local community. It also gets better: the amount you contribute to these charitable organizations can also be an itemized deduction on your IRS tax return.

Scott Allen EA is a local tax professional who specializes in tax preparation for individuals. If you are looking for a new tax preparer meet with Scott Allen EA today to discuss you tax situation and get ready for the upcoming tax season.

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Scott Allen EA for IRS Tax Relief

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14 December 2017

Arizona Tax Return Amendment

Arizona Tax Return Amendment: 2017

Often times taxpayers will find themselves in need of an Arizona tax return amendment filing. This can occur for reasons such as, a simple mistake, lost records, forgetting to report income, or identity theft. If the IRS catches the error before you they can notify you in a couple different ways. One way is by selecting your tax return for an audit. When this happens you are given a deadline to provide the requested information to them to support your deductions (or whatever is being challenged). Another avenue the IRS can question what your filed is by mailing you a CP2000 notice. This is a bit different then an audit. This letter is to inform you that different information was reported to them then what was claimed on the tax return filing. You are given a lengthy period of time to address this issue. Your options are to agree to the IRS’s findings or to challenge it. One form of challenging it is to prepare an amended tax return. This is what Tax Debt Advisors did for Josh. View the notice below and you can see that by protesting the IRS CP2000 notice we reduced their findings by over $11,000.

Arizona Tax Return Amendment

When faced with a challenge before the IRS its important to hire something is experience in dealing with a similar issue. Meet with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors to determine if he is the right fit to handle your case. He will meet with you for a free consultation.

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Tax Debt Advisors Inc: Since 1977

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Written by Scott Allen

1 December 2017

Dec 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

Recent Dec 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

What are the best types of 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews? View actual notices from the IRS of work accomplished by them. Tax Debt Advisors does not shy away from their successes. It isn’t to brag. But it is to show that in an industry where vulnerable taxpayers can be taken advantage of with false hope there is one local company that rises above the rest. Tax Debt Advisors is a family owned and operated business (since 1977). Currently it is owed and operated by Scott Allen EA. To learn more about him and his company click here .

2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

James came in to meet with Scott Allen EA a couple months ago. He was seven years behind on his tax filings. Being that he was self employed he knew he was going to owe more to the IRS then he could ever pay back. To say the least, he was nervous. On top if it all his case was assigned to a local IRS agent to make sure he gets in compliance. This usually isn’t an issue, but he was “hungry” to get the case resolved quickly. In a matter of a couple months Scott Allen EA prepared the seven unfiled tax returns, collected and evaluated the taxpayers financial information, got him setup on making monthly estimated tax payments, and settled the entire debt in a currently non collectible status. View the notice above to see the settlement acceptance by the Internal Revenue Service.

Everyone’s case and settlement is different but what Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors can promise is to get you the best possible settlement allowable by law. That could also mean a currently non collectible status, a $100/month payment plan, $1,800 month payment plan, or an Offer in Compromise. There is no way to know until you being the analysis process. Evaluate your settlement options today. Call 480-926-9300 and speak with Scott.

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Tax Debt Advisors Reviews