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Mesa IRS Currently Non Collectible

Case Closed – Accepted Mesa IRS Currently Non Collectible

A tax client named Scott received an approval for a Mesa IRS Currently Non Collectible status on his back tax debt. Scott and his wife were about six years behind on their tax filings. They made an appointment to meet with Tax Debt Advisors to discuss how they could assist. Tax Debt Advisors was able to represent the concerned taxpayers before the IRS and put a hold to further enforcement action. All the back tax returns were prepared one at a time until brought current. Scott is self employed so with no taxes being withheld they owed for each and every year. However, based upon their current financial status the taxpayers qualified for a currently non collectible status on all the back tax years. You can read into more about this status by clicking here. In addition you can read the acceptance/approval letter from the IRS agent below. These are always good IRS letter to open up to say the least.

Mesa IRS Currently Non Collectible

Mesa IRS Currently Non Collectible

All the client needs to do is to file and pay on time their future tax obligations and they will remain in this status. If they do not then it will cause a default and they will have to rework a new agreement. If that happens they may or may not qualify for the same agreement if their financial situation has changed. What if the taxpayers are making $800 more per month then they were when the agreement was established? Now the IRS could force them to agree to an $800 a month payment plan. This is something you do not want to happen. Again, the key to keeping the IRS “off your back” is to remain in filing compliance. Far too often clients will become repeat clients because they cannot correct the problem.

Rather then becoming a repeat client, do it right the first time with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa AZ. Speak with him today regarding your IRS matter.

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2018 Scottsdale IRS Settlement by Scott Allen EA

A completed 2018 Scottsdale IRS Settlement

View the image below to see a 2018 Scottsdale IRS settlement that Scott Allen EA did for his client John.

2018 Scottsdale IRS Settlement

If you came across this page you probably are in a similar situation to John. John had a handful of tax returns that were unfiled. He lost a lot of his tax records over the years due to moving and various job changes.  Scott Allen EA was hired by John to represent hin before the Internal Revenue Service. This is where Scott did his “discovery” work. He found out exactly what John needed to file, where to file, and gather copies of his 1099’s and W-2’s for each year.

Next, the tax returns were prepared (also done by Scott). One by one they were filed timely with the IRS. While waiting for the IRS to process the tax returns a strategy was worked on to settle the IRS debt for John. Financial information was evaluated on his income and expenses. It was determined that John would indeed qualify for a non collectible status on his IRS debt.

What qualifies someone for a non collectible status? To summarize it into one statement its when a taxpayer has little or no money left over each month after paying for his or her basic living expenses. To qualify a taxpayer must live within the IRS’s national standard guidelines on expenses. If you spend too much money on a car payment or some other expenses the IRS could ask you to sell or adjust that expenses before qualifying for a non collectible status. This is when its important to have an Enrolled Agent on your side to guide you through this process so you can achieve the best that the law allows.

Meet with Scott Allen EA this week to evaluate your tax matter and get it resolved right the first time.

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2018 Mesa IRS Settlement by Tax Debt Advisors

2018 Mesa IRS Settlement finalized

You may have come across this blog because you (like Michael) need a 2018 Mesa IRS Settlement. Let Tax Debt Advisors of Mesa Arizona be your representation. They can be your IRS Power of Attorney between you and the IRS. When there is a Power of Attorney on file the IRS is required by law to make verbal and in-person contact with them rather then you. Also, when the IRS sends any mail pertaining to collection activity it will be sent you and also the Power of Attorney on file.

Michael was lost and confused on what to do to resolve his IRS matter. He made an attempt or two on is own but it was not getting anywhere. Michael wanted to set up a settlement with the IRS and also prevent the IRS from filing a federal tax lien. Tax Debt Advisors accomplished both. View the notice below.

2018 Mesa IRS Settlement

For his settlement Michael agreed to a fixed monthly payment plan to settle his IRS debt. According to the agreement the IRS will no longer bother him or ask for additional financial information at a later date as long as he sticks to the terms. The terms are simple. File and pay any and all future tax returns on time without extensions. Any new debt that would come on board will automatically default the arrangement.

Call Scott Allen EA and setup a settlement with the IRS today. Don’t wait until its too late and the IRS is garnishing your wages or bank account.

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