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2018 Gilbert IRS Settlement by Scott Allen EA

2018 Gilbert IRS Settlement

If you came across this blog you are probably in some type of tax trouble which may require a 2018 Gilbert IRS settlement for you. Tax trouble could mean a number of different things. Some taxpayers meet with Tax Debt Advisors just for a consult. Others are under an IRS wage garnishment. Some have back tax returns that need to be filed. In any case, the ultimate goal is to get some type of Gilbert IRS settlement. Tax Debt Advisors is a local family owned company that focuses on solving simple to complex IRS problems by representing them as their Power of Attorney.

Let’s give you an example. George and his wife met with Tax Debt Advisors a few months ago. They currently did not owe any back taxes to the IRS however they were behind on their tax filings for 2015, 2016, and 2017.  Both of them were employed as W2 wage earners. They were having some taxes being withheld from their paychecks but not enough.  An IRS Power of Attorney was signed and Scott Allen EA began investigating their case. He was able to verify any and all compliance issues, and retrieve and confirm all documents the IRS had on record for both taxpayers for the three years that needed to be prepared.  Upon reviewing the information with the taxpayers and confirming that all information was correct, the returns were prepared and filed properly. Back tax returns can typically take anywhere from four to eight weeks for processing. While waiting for those to be completed Scott Allen EA helped the taxpayers prepare and organize their current financial information so that they could evaluate all settlement options available.

Below is what was successfully accomplished for George. All his back tax debt from 2015, 2016, and 2017 was settled into one monthly payment plan. The payment plan was negotiated in a way that prevented the IRS from filing a federal tax lien against their credit. As long as George remains in compliance with his future tax obligations the IRS will no longer bug him again.

2018 Gilbert IRS Settlement

2018 Gilbert IRS Settlement

If you might be in a similar situation as George and/or trying to avoid a tax lien from being filed, speak with Scott Allen EA on the phone today. He will put your mind at ease.

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2018 Phoenix IRS Debt Settlement

2018 Phoenix IRS Debt Settlement

This taxpayer was looking for a 2018 Phoenix IRS debt settlement. She found Tax Debt Advisors online and met with Scott Allen EA for a consultation on her tax matter. All her tax returns were already filed except for the current tax return. That year would not be an issue as it had a refund anyways.

Scott Allen EA was hired to be her power of attorney representative before the Internal Revenue Service. He contacted the IRS initially for two reasons. He needed to first confirm all the issues on the account:

  • Verify what years are owed for
  • Total amounts owed
  • All tax returns were filed.
  • Verify where the account assigned at

Upon completing that review Scott and the taxpayer met to begin collecting and evaluating her current financial status. She was in the middle of switching jobs so it was a little difficult getting the most accurate information in a way to relay to the IRS appropriately. However, we got it done and advised her to get into a currently non collectible status for all her back IRS debt.

Attached below is the approval notice their clients 2018 Phoenix IRS Debt Settlement. See for yourself the work that Scott Allen EA handled timely and efficiently.

2018 Phoenix IRS Debt Settlement

2018 Phoenix IRS Debt Settlement

If you are struggling with the IRS on back tax debt or unfiled tax returns consult with a local tax professional whos family company has over 41 years of committed success. Their office is conveniently located in the greater Phoenix area.

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Do I Need To File Taxes in 2017-2018?

Do I Need To File Taxes in 2018-2018

If you are searching for “do i need to file taxes 2017” or “do i need to file taxes 2018“, this post should help! Everyone is not required to file their taxes every year. Generally, one’s total income for the entire year has not exceeded the amount of their standard deduction, with one exemption, and they are not a dependent of another tax payer. So, if you can claim yourself under the above requirements you may not have to file a tax return every year. It depends on the yearly income that one’s has earned, the type of that income, their age, and their filing status, as to whether or not they would have to file any taxes for that year.

The gross income thresholds

Anyone who pays taxes and files a return can claim the standard deduction and they can also claim one other person as an exemption, as long as that person is not being claimed by someone else. The amounts of the standard tax and the exempt get fixed by the government every year by the time the tax season comes around and it is also taken care of for any increases due to inflation every year as well.

You Do Not Need To File Taxes If Your Income Doesn’t Exceed Your Standard Deduction

The IRS does not require anyone to file a tax return in the years that their income does not exceed their standard deduction, including any exemptions that they might be able to take. In other words, if their income is equal to or less than their standard deduction plus exemptions they do not have to file for that year. Tax exempt income is not included when trying to determine if you need to file or not. For instance, in the year of 2017, those who were under the age of 65 and they were single, would have to file their tax return if they made over $10,400 and over, that is how much the standard deduction was for that year for a single taxpayer, including one exemption.

The income thresholds for those 65 and over

Anyone who is at least 65 years of age and is receiving Social Security income must go by the filing requirements the same as those who are still working. Although, those on Social Security can usually receive more income than working tax payers before they having to file a return. With the exception of those who are married and file separate returns. If this is the case, they would have included their Social Security income to evaluate their gross income will exceed the standard deduction, including one exemption. Additionally, should the IRS require someone to pay taxes on a portion of their Social Security income on account of their other income be too much, they would have to calculate that taxable amount, no matter what their filing status or marital status is.

Tax filings for dependent filers

Taxpayers that are claimed as a dependent on another taxpayer’s return will be subject to a different set of IRS filing requirements, whether they be a child or an adult. Dependent taxpayers are unable to claim themselves as an exemption, it makes it necessary for them to file a tax return when their income is equal to or more than their standard deduction (for single filers), which in the year of 2017 the standard deduction was $6,350 dollars. The dependents threshold on their income decreases over $1,050 for unearned income, like dividends and interest.

Claiming your tax refunds

Even on the years that a person would not have to file a return they might want to think again. The only way to receive a refund is to file a tax return for those who have federal taxes withheld out of their paychecks. For instance, a single taxpayer that earned $2,500 throughout the year, and they had $300 of that withheld for their federal tax, they would be entitled a refund for all of the $300 because their earnings were less than their standard deduction and an exemption. The IRS will not just automatically send anyone a refund, they would first have to file a tax return.

You Need To File A Back Tax Return If You Haven’t Filed Already

If you are reading this article, you have already missed the date to file your taxes on time. You can always file a back tax return with the IRS. If you are not sure how to do this, Tax Debt Advisors can help! We help tax payers file back tax returns in Phoenix, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Mesa and other areas in the Valley.

Tax Debt Advisors Can Help With Back Tax Returns & More


If you need to file back tax returns, having problems with the IRS or just need a great tax advisor, schedule your free tax consultation with Tax Debt Advisors today by giving us a call today at 480-926-9300.

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Mesa Back Tax Returns Prepared

Mesa Back Tax Returns Prepared by Scott Allen EA

If you have Mesa back tax returns that need to be prepared you are not alone. Life gets busy, finances get tight, and other obstacles can take priority. However, when deciding to get back into the tax system again its important to hire the right representation to guide you through the process. Scott Allen EA will meet with you for a free initial consultation to talk about your scenario. Whether you need to prepare one return or seven he can assist you.

As you can see by viewing the notice below is that Michael had many Mesa back tax returns to prepare. Scott was able to represent him in this predicament. Mike gave Scott IRS power of attorney so he could speak to the IRS in his behalf. With this he was able to get a “financial x-ray” of his status with the Internal Revenue Service and get to work for him one year at a time. By viewing the notice below you can see that all the tax years listed were negotiated into one complete payment plan settlement. This is just one of thousands of successful IRS settlements by Scott Allen EA.

Mesa Back Tax Returns

Mesa Back Tax Returns

WARNING: For best results in solving an IRS matter work with a local tax professional who you can meet with face-to-face, has a local phone number, and local permanent address. Most of the out-of-state companies advertising this work are simply that, just advertisers. They rarely perform after asking for a large sum of money up front. Scott Allen EA is the owner of Tax Debt Advisors, Inc., a local family business since 1977.

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Scottsdale IRS Problems

Scottsdale IRS Problems 101

Scottsdale IRS Problems can come from a variety or ways. Maybe a taxpayer forgot to file a tax return, unable to pay the taxes owed, getting audited, or even identity theft. Whatever the scenario is it may be in your best interest to seek out professional help. In most cases a tax professional who specializes in IRS problems has probably seen a situation similar to the one you are currently in.

Tax Debt Advisors can help in three ways. First off, after meeting with you it may be determined that you don’t need to hire professional help. It can be recommended to handle it on your own after pointing you in the right direction. Secondly, you may only need to have Tax Debt Advisors in an advisory role. Just paying for one or two hour long appointments (as needed) to help help along the way. Taxpayers may choose this route if finances are tight and would like representation but cannot afford to. Lastly, most taxpayers who meet with Scott Allen EA will hire him to be their advocate between them and the IRS. You will give him power of attorney to represent you in all matters pertaining to the Internal Revenue Service. He can help you file back tax returns and settle your IRS debts.

View the notice below to see an actual success completed by Scott Allen EA. Upon making a correction to the 2013 tax return Brandy went from owing the IRS $4,884 to receiving a refund of $3,951. WOW! That is a difference $8,835.

Scottsdale IRS Problems

Scottsdale IRS Problems

If you are in need to correcting Scottsdale IRS problems speak with Scott Allen EA today. Let him point you in the right direction at the very least. And at the very best Scott Allen EA can be your Power of Attorney and seek out the best settlement the law will allow. All result vary based upon ones current situation but for Brandy is was a decision that saved her almost $9,000 that the IRS would have collected from her.

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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

Mesa IRS Problems

Mesa IRS Problems

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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Mesa IRS Debt Help: Nov 2017

Mesa IRS Debt Help for Arizona taxpayers

Earlier this week Richard received Mesa IRS debt help from Tax Debt Advisors. He was just recently out from a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and need to resolve this IRS debt that been nagging on him for a little while now. Through the bankruptcy process he was able to get all his personal debt cleaned up except this IRS debt. Because its a recent liability it could not be included in the bankruptcy discharge unfortunately.

Richard is currently in a hardship situation in a new lower then expected paying job. After looking at all of his income and expenses it was very noticeable that he could not afford to pay the IRS very much. Upon a detailed review and negotiation process Tax Debt Advisors got Richard into a currently non collectible status for his IRS settlement. What does this mean? It means he does not have to pay anything on his IRS debt at this time. As long as he files and pays his future tax obligations timely this agreement should not default. If his financial situation changes for the better then the IRS at that time could request to take a look at his finances to see if he can start paying a monthly payment. If the IRS chooses to re-review a case its usually not more then every 2-4 years on average.

See Richard’s approval letter from the IRS of his approved settlement.

Mesa IRS Debt Help

Mesa IRS Debt Help

Meet with Tax Debt Advisors so you can evaluate your financial/tax situation with them. They will show you the process and step towards a successful resolution.

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Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement

Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement: 11/2017

This is an example of a recent Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement case resolved by Tax Debt Advisors Inc. All of Marks’s IRS debt was negotiated into one low monthly payment plan. This payment plan was established to begin after the first of the year to allow the taxpayer ample time to prepare and also get him past the busy holiday season coming up. Tax Debt Advisors Inc was also able to take advantage of the IRS’s Fresh Start Program and prevent the them from filing a federal tax lien against his personal credit. When Mark met with Scott Allen EA this was the most important negotiation aspect to him. Upon a simple but complete evaluation it was determined that he qualified to have this done.

View the IRS approval letter received in the mail on the IRS installment arrangement setup by Tax Debt Advisors in behalf of the taxpayer.

Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement

Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement

You too can get the IRS off your back. Stop the stress and face the Internal Revenue Service with the right representation. That representation is Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors Inc. He can get you the best possible Glendale Arizona IRS Settlement allowable by law. He will meet with you (and your spouse) for a no obligation consultation to discuss ALL AVAILABLE OPTIONS TO YOU. Proper information is the power to go “against” the IRS.

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File Back Tax Returns Peoria AZ

File Back Tax Returns Peoria AZ: 2017

Do you need to file back tax returns Peoria AZ? Scott Allen EA has helped hundreds of Peoria AZ taxpayers file back tax returns and settle their IRS debts. James and his wife were behind on multiple years of back tax returns. Let’s sum it up for you: Scott Allen EA was hired to be their Power of Attorney and represent them, the missing tax returns were filed, and a settlement was negotiated. View their settlement below.

File Back Tax Returns Peoria AZ

File Back Tax Returns Peoria AZ

This is just one example of hundreds that Tax Debt Advisors, Inc has settled. This settlement is unique to the taxpayers current financial circumstances. No one can promise you the exact same outcome, however Scott Allen EA can promise to get you the best possible settlement allowable by law. James’s IRS debt was resolved with a payment plan. This is just one option out of five of six different solutions. It is important to evaluate all solutions FIRST before finalizing a settlement.

Taxpayers will often ask, “What if I cannot afford the settlement I agree to?” If you financial situation changes you always have the option to re-negotiate that agreement if you financial situation changes. Scott Allen EA has also handled a lot of re-negotiation work when necessary. If you are holding on to a CP-504 notice from the IRS they need to be contacted very soon. Let Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors make that initial call for you.

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IRS Settlement Peoria AZ

Reduce your old debt with an IRS Settlement Peoria AZ

Do you have old unresolved IRS tax debt? Just know you have options for an IRS settlement Peoria AZ. Just because the IRS sends you a tax bill does not mean its accurate or that you have to pay it in full. There may be other ways to reduce what you owe. Sometimes the IRS makes their own errors as well. However, when they make a mistake it is up to us to point it out to them.

Ben was a client of Tax Debt Advisors and came in to discuss his old tax debt from 2004 and 2005. The IRS made up their own assessments against him several years ago but did nothing about it. Year after year the debt grew larger and larger. Tax Debt Advisors was hired to be his power of attorney representative and they contacted the IRS for him.  After a complete review of the situation it was discovered that those assessments for 2004 and 2005 were not from taxpayer filed tax return but rather IRS filed returns. Yes, believe it or not the IRS can prepare and file tax returns for someone.  When this is done it is done in the simplest way possible usually resulting in the highest taxes owed possible. Just take a look at the notice below. According to the IRS Ben owed over $17,000 in taxes for just one year!

IRS Settlement Peoria AZ

IRS Settlement Peoria AZ

As you can tell Tax Debt Advisors was able to get Ben an IRS settlement Peoria AZ and reduce that tax bill down to less then $2,000. How did they do that? They prepared a taxpayer filed return adding in expenses, dependents, and exemptions and then protested that with the Internal Revenue Service.

If you have unfiled tax returns that need to be prepared contact Tax Debt Advisors of Arizona today. They will meet with you for a free initial consultation.  They will show you the proper plan and procedure to achieving the most deserved victory.

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