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Chandler AZ Defaulted IRS Payment Plan

Oh no! A Chandler AZ defaulted IRS payment plan

Do not panic if you have a Chandler AZ defaulted IRS payment plan.  For various reason an IRS payment can can enter default.  Either a taxpayer misses a payment, late on a payment, or adds additional debt to the account.  The IRS can also trigger a default of the agreement by doing a periodic review of the account every 2-4 years.

If you find yourself in one of these categories consider calling Scott Allen EA today to discuss your options.  He will do a complete overview of your account with the IRS to determine your best option.  Just because you have been in a payment plan with the IRS for the last three years does not mean it is still the best option for you today.  It is important to look at options such as bankruptcy or an offer in compromise.  IRS tax debts have expiration dates. Have Scott Allen EA let you know when your debt expires!

Once it has been determined what option is best to settle your Chandler AZ defaulted IRS payment plan, Scott of Tax Debt Advisors will get it done for you.  See a recent Tax Debt Advisors review of an actual accomplishment of his.  This was a taxpayer who had defaulted his agreement and Scott was able to file his missing tax return and re-work a new payment plan for him.

Chandler AZ Defaulted IRS Payment Plan

Chandler AZ Defaulted IRS Payment Plan

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2017 IRS Settlement Phoenix AZ

Complete your IRS Settlement Phoenix AZ

Tax Debt Advisors, Inc specializes in all IRS settlement Phoenix AZ options. Negotiating a payment plan is just one of about five or six ways to resolve an IRS debt situation. Derek is a client of Tax Debt Advisors. He came to work with them to file back tax returns and negotiate his IRS debt.  After getting caught up on the missing tax returns the proper analysis was completed on his current financial state. It was determined that a payment plan settlement would be his best resolution.  An offer in compromise was also looked into but Derek did not have any way of coming up with the proper funds to afford to pay a “lump sum” settlement with the IRS. He may look into that again in a year or two.

View the image below to see the approval letter of acceptance on the IRS settlement Phoenix AZ.  Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors has a proven track record of success. Let this be one recent example out of thousands of successful cases.  Call and set up a free consultation with Scott Allen EA today to see what he can do to assist you in your tax struggles. He will make today a great day for you.

IRS Settlement Phoenix AZ

IRS Settlement Phoenix AZ

Written by Scott Allen

Tax Attorney Chandler

Tax Attorney Chandler AZ

Are you searching for “Tax Attorney Chandler” while looking for someone to help you fix your tax troubles with the IRS? First of all, you don’t actually need a tax attorney to fix your tax problems with the IRS, you just need someone experienced in tax debt and tax law. Tax Debt Advisors Inc has been handling tax debts in Arizona since 1977. Help get things straight with the IRS by calling Scott Allen at Tax Debit Advisors, Inc. today at 480-926-9300 to help you get right with the IRS today!

Common Reasons To Hire A Tax Attorney

Below are the most common reasons to hire a tax attorney. Although, these are also services provided by Tax Debt Advisors Inc. Tax Debt Advisors can help with:

  • Income tax audits
  • Property tax issues
  • Offers-in-Compromise
  • Business Tax Issues
  • Installment Agreements
  • IRS Liens & Tax Levies
  • Tax Audit Defense
  • and more

When you are handling issues with the IRS, hiring a tax attorney is not actually required. However, by hiring a Tax Debt Advisor, you will get help from someone dealing with tax issues for over 41 years. If you have found yourself in trouble, Scott Allen can help guide you through any tax situation.

Why You Don’t Need A Tax Attorney

Here are the reasons and warning signs of why you don’t need a tax attorney.

Here are the warning signs:

  • If you are considering a tax attorney out of fear, and your situation is not caused by fraudulent or criminally filed returns, you’ll be greatly disappointed. Your fear allows attorneys to generate income. Many clients that began using our services after using a tax attorney often mention they were intimidated that something bad ‘could happen if…’. This ‘if’ is followed with large retainer fees, every time.
  • The IRS resolution work is easier to understand than most think, in most cases it is common sense. Having an established relationship improves the understanding with idiosyncrasies. It is common attorneys to use your fear to scare your more, while making you believe it is necessary to pay for their legal training to be successful.
  • Another common factor is clients believing they get what they pay for, and comparing the amount paid to the quality of service. In many situations, attorney’s charge between 25% and 400% or more for the same services. If you do consult a tax attorney, you should consider obtaining a second opinion by calling our office for a free consultation.

Feel Confident With Experienced Tax Representation

When looking back over the years, one of the most common factors we notice in poor decision making were those that allowed fear to influence their decision. There is a quote from a Star Wars movie that I have grown to love, as it explains how Anakin became Darth Vader – “It was fear which pushed me to the dark side.”

If you’ve already had an initial consultation with a tax attorney, the first thing you should do is ask yourself “Did they lower my fear, or use it to benefit their profits?” Good representatives leave clients feeling better about their situation, not scared. Great representatives pay attention to the 99% of positive scenarios, things that can go right. Poor representatives focus on the 1% of negative scenarios which rarely occur. When you are considering a representative, take the time to give me a call and get a second opinion, I know you will be glad.

Free Tax Consultations | Do You Really Need A Tax Attorney?

“Tax Debt Advisors handled my tax issues, which included several years of tax returns with IRS issues. The back tax returns were processed quickly with no additional problems or delays. Scott managed every aspect of the IRS problem with ease. Thanks again Scott!” Stacy P

If you are worried about your IRS tax problems and think you need a tax attorney to represent you, give us a call first. This is an important decision to make that requires the experience and knowledge of a highly skilled Enrolled Agent. Scott Allen EA can be that choice for you. There is a great chance that you don’t need legal representation for your tax problems. Our tax debt advisors can help you solve those same tax problems for less money. To schedule you free tax consultation in Chandler to find out if you actually need a Phoenix tax attorney or not, give us a call today at 480-926-9300.

Written by Scott Allen

Tax Debt Advisors Settlement

Tax Debt Advisors Settlement completed

Click on the image below to see the Tax Debt Advisors settlement completed by Scott Allen EA.  The taxpayer owed a large sum of back tax debt to the IRS.  Most of it was able to be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The portion that did not meet the bankruptcy qualifications was able to be negotiated into a payment plan with the IRS.  The agreement was also completed preventing the IRS from filing any new IRS tax liens.  One of the requirements to not have tax liens filed is to owe the IRS less then $50,000.  Another requirement is to have the payment plan be set up as a direct debit from a checking account.  This is just one of literally thousands of successful IRS settlements completed by Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa Arizona.

Tax Debt Advisors Settlement

Tax Debt Advisors Settlement

 

If you find yourself in a similar situation whether you have unfiled tax returns or just owe the IRS for back tax debt speak with Scott Allen of Tax Debt Advisors today. He will meet with you for a free consultation.  There are many different ways to resolve an IRS debt and Scott will walk you thru each option available to you.

 

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2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

Another 2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

There are may different options when it comes to a Phoenix IRS settlement.  Most taxpayers are usually under the impression there is only one.  To read about what some of those options are click below.

1. Let it expire
2. Suspend it
3. Adjust it
4. Pay it
5. Compromise it
6. Discharge it

For a recent taxpayer option #2 was successfully completed by Scott Allen EA.  All of his back tax debt was suspended and put into a Currently Non Collectible Status.  Click on the image below to see the actual letter of success from the Internal Revenue Service.  As long as he does not default the agreement by not filing and paying his future tax obligations timely he will remain in that status.  A big component to keeping in compliance for self employed individuals is to pay quarterly estimated tax payments.  If you are self employed you too need to get started making estimated tax payments.

2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

Tax Debt Advisors has been resolving IRS debts, IRS liens, and unfiled tax returns since 1977. If you are in need of a Phoenix IRS settlement please contact and speak with Scott Allen EA today.

Written by Scott Allen

Tax Debt Advisors Reviews: March 2017

Excellent Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

It isn’t hard to find Tax Debt Advisors Reviews because they have a proven track record of follow through service. You won’t read about fancy stats or what percentage you can expect to settle your IRS debt for that cannot be guaranteed But, what you will see is a recent notice directly from the IRS on a taxpayer that was helped by Tax Debt Advisors. There is no better proof! The IRS was claiming that Blake owed over $40,000 to the IRS on his 2008 tax return. As you can view by clicking on the image below is that after proper evaluation and preparation the tax debt was reduced to zero, yes zero.

 

Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

This is just one recent success out of thousands performed by Scott Allen EA.  He isn’t saying that he can take your $40,000 debt and reduce it to zero but what he will promise is getting you the best negotiation allowable by law.  Every client and every case is unique in its own. Click here to see other Tax Debt Advisors Review. If you feel you could use the services of Scott Allen EA call his office today at 480-926-9300 to schedule a consultation.

Written by Scott Allen

Tax Preparation in Phoenix AZ

Where to go for Tax Preparation in Phoenix AZ ?

There are hundreds of options for tax preparation in Phoenix AZ; but only a small fraction of those are options for back tax preparation.  Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors is a premier choice when it comes to back tax preparation.  His company, that he purchased from his father 10 years ago has been specializing in just that for 41 years now. If you are behind on your tax filings whether you have your records or not, meet with Scott Allen EA today. He can guide you step by step during the entire process. View the image below to see a recent success he had for his client Frank. Some might not even bother to try and fix an issue dating back to 2004 but upon proper research within the IRS it was determined that we could in fact prepare the back tax return and actually have the IRS refund money back to the taxpayer. What could you do with over $6,000 of your own money that the IRS owed you?

 

Tax Preparation in Phoenix AZ

Tax Preparation in Phoenix AZ

With Tax Debt Advisors you will explore all available option when it comes to tax preparation in Phoenix AZ. Don’t delay as options can become limited the more time that passes.

Written by Scott Allen

Tax Refund Less Than Expected In Mesa, AZ

Tax Refund Less Than Expected In Mesa, AZ

Are you searching the internet for “Tax Refund Less Than Expected” in Mesa, AZ or in any of the sourounding Phoenix Valley? If so, your probably wondering why your tax refund is less than you though it was going to be. The information on this page should help provide you with some understanding. Furthermore, if after reading you think that you are still entitled to the full refund, do not hesitate to give Scott at Tax Debt Advisors a call today 480-926-9300.

It is very frustrating to think you are receiving a certain number of dollars back in your refund just to be let down when it comes. This does not account for the amount you wish you were getting back, but the amount you were planning on after filing your taxes. However, there are many different reasons that this might happen, and it does happen to a lot of tax payer’s every year, creating confusing and making them frustrated.

Why The Government Takes Portions Of Tax Refunds

The government will take money from your refund for certain debts owed, such as Student loans, HUD loans, Child Support, delinquent taxes, debts to federal agencies (non-taxed), and many other obligated debts, which will reduce the amount of your refund.  They will even take out any monies you may owe for fraudulent compensation from unemployment. So, if you have a refund coming from the federal government be warned that they will take what you owe out.

The Financial Management Service (FMS) of the Treasury Department are the ones who issue the tax refunds from your federal income, however, Congress has given authorization for a Treasury offset Program, this allows the Financial Management Service the right to take out any of your refund needed for paying these delinquent debts.

Reasons Your Tax Refund Might Be Less Than Expected:

  • All types of federal taxes you may owe.
  • Child support that is past due.
  • Non-tax debts to federal agencies, such as Student loans.
  • States taxes past due, local taxes past due, and even library fines that are past due.

You will receive a letter explaining the offset whenever your federal refund has been reduced or use up completely. Anytime that run into your refund being delayed or reduced, you may contact the FMS at (800) 304-3107 to get additional information. If your delinquent debts do not take all of your refund due you will still receive the balance of it in the matter in which you requested originally, either via deposit or by mail.

Married Filing Jointly

If you are married filing jointly and only one of you are actually responsible for the debt of the FMS collection, the IRS has special process that will allow part of the refund to still be processed for the one that isn’t responsible for the debt. In order to get a share of a refund which has been reported to the FMS for collection, you will need to complete the IRS Form 8379 (Injured Spouse Allocation), it lets the tax payer that is not responsible for the debt a chance to provide the needed information to the IRS and they will determine what step to take next with the tax refund.

The form can either be filed when the taxes are initially filed (if you know in advance that there will be an offset for a debt) on Form 8379, or it can be filed after the refund has been reduced by the offset or completely eliminated by the Offset Program. If you have an Installment Agreement request with the Internal Revenue Service, the FMS is going to intercept your refund and apply it to the principal balance owed on your tax debt. Unless this offset pays off the entire debt, you will still be responsible to continue your agreed on monthly payments to the IRS.

Call The IRS

In any case, if you do not receive the amount of tax refund you expected or it did not come at all, by all means, you should call and check on it. However, there will probably be a good reason for this, and the reduced amount may be correct, but, it is also possible that it was an error of some sort, something else could have happen to it and it ended up in the wrong hands, or misused, and could have even been stolen.

It is important that you act quickly and find out, to ensure that the amounts that were removed or offset will get settled and everything is accurate. The best place to begin this process would be with whoever prepared your tax return, as they will be able to work with you throughout the process to make sure you get back what is due you.

Make An Appointment With Tax Debt Advisors

If you still think that you are entitled to the full tax refund or don’t want to contact the IRS yourself, do not hesitate to give Scott at Tax Debt Advisors a call today 480-926-9300.

Written by Scott Allen

Glendale AZ Back Tax Returns

Glendale AZ Back Tax Returns

There are many options when it comes to Glendale AZ back tax returns and getting them properly prepared. Tax Debt Advisors is a local company that specializes in this field.  Their average client has not filed back tax returns in 4-7 years.  If you find yourself in a similar situation contact Tax Debt Advisors today.

View the notice below to see a recent success by a client of Scott Allen EA. They were in a situation that needed back tax returns amended due to being prepared incorrectly the first time around. The notice below shows the amount of tax savings on this one year. It never hurts to get a second opinion if you feel your taxes were not prepared by an experienced professional.

Glendale AZ Back Tax Returns

Glendale AZ Back Tax Returns

Be represented before the IRS properly. Scott Allen EA can be your advocate before the Internal Revenue Service. Act now and remove the stress from your life and give him Power of Attorney access to deal with the IRS for you.

Written by Scott Allen

2017 Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise accepted

Is a Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise right for you?

Tax Debt Advisors just finished up a Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise for a client. View the acceptance letter below.

Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise

Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise

Mr. Morris came in about two years ago to meet with Scott Allen EA. He was behind on a couple years of tax returns. He was in a rut with a tax debt from a previous business gone bad.  Due to not being able to pay the payroll taxes the debt was transferred to him personally as civil penalties. In addition to the civil penalty debt there were also two years of 1040 tax debt. Upon a detailed evaluation of his tax matter it was determined that Mr. Morris qualified for a Mesa IRS Offer in Compromise. Before submitting the Offer he first had to get him into compliance with his tax filings.  It took over a year to complete and get it approved but it was approved.  The worst thing you can do is submit an offer in compromise if it does not have a chance to get accepted.  Meet with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors to determine if you are a viable candidate to settle your IRS debt in a lump sum agreement. He will meet with you for a free initial consultation.

 

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