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Is a Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney the only choice there is for an IRS Tax Specialist?

Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney

Except in criminal cases, IRS tax specialists do not need to be a Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney.  In fact using a Phoenix Arizona Tax Attorney for your IRS problem would be like going to a brain cancer specialist for a sore throat.  Generally speaking, when a Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney advertises that they do IRS work, they are really saying they do not have enough legal work to keep themselves busy.  If a brain cancer specialist advertises that they do family practice work, wouldn’t you wonder if you were going to be over charged for the same services as a family practice physician?  The same applies to IRS Tax Attorneys in Phoenix Arizona advertising IRS resolution services.

Scott Allen E.A. is licensed in all 50 states to represent taxpayers before the IRS.  A Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney is only licensed as an attorney within the state he has passed a bar exam.  Scott Allen will represent you at the highest level in getting you the settlement that is best for you—at a fee you can afford.  Don’t be fooled by all the tax attorney hype on top of the intimidation that you will regret not using a tax attorney in Phoenix AZ.  It’s simply not true.  Call Scott Allen E.A. at 480-926-9300 for a free consultation today.

Recent IRS settlement case for his client Matthew

Scott Allen E.A. was hired by Matthew to be his IRS Power of Attorney. As his representative he was able to be successful in negotiation all eight large tax debts into one very low monthly payment plan. His business was being hit pretty hard due to the recent changes in the economy. So he wouldn’t have to worry about the IRS filing and levies or garnishments, Scott Allen E.A. wrapped all the IRS debt into a low $237 per month payment plan. View the IRS notice below to see for yourself. If you may be in a situation similar to Matthew do not hesitate and give Tax Debt Advisors a call.

Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorney

 

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Tax Debt Advisors Inc provides IRS garnishment Relief Mesa

IRS Garnishment Relief Mesa

The IRS has the legal right to garnish your paycheck if you are not in compliance with IRS rules.  If you need IRS garnishment relief Mesa then please contact Scott Allen EA right away. If you are delinquent on filing your back tax returns or are not protected by a settlement option on your IRS tax debt, you are at risk of having most of your paycheck sent to the IRS by your employer.  Although seizure of vehicles or your home is rare, the IRS does have the power to take those assets if you ignore their demands.

Scott Allen E.A. of Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa AZ has helped hundreds of employees get a release of their garnished wages. Employees of Bank of America, Intel and JPMorgan Chase have used our services.  Don’t wait until the IRS decides to levy your Mesa Arizona bank accounts as well.  Tax Debt Advisors offers a free initial consultation and can be reached at 480-926-9300.  Remember that there are several options available to get IRS garnishment relief Mesa.  Don’t wait until your options are limited by IRS action.

See below how Scott Allen EA was able to provide IRS garnishment relief Mesa for his client Shaun. Shaun had his payment default and on the verge of a levy or garnishment because he did not pay his 2021 taxes on time per the agreement. Scott was able to step in and renegotiate his agreement with the IRS and include the 2021 tax debt into that plan. This stopped all collection activity from the IRS.

IRS Garnishment Relief Mesa

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Enrolled Agent vs Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Enrolled Agent or a Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney for IRS Relief?

Many struggling taxpayers are under the assumption that their IRS problem is severe enough to require hiring a Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney.  However a Mesa AZ IRS tax attorney is only required in criminal or fraudulent cases which is in less then 2% of IRS problems.  If you are going thru a random audit, have back tax returns to file, or owe the IRS more then you can pay back the good news is that none of these situations are of a criminal nature.  Take a deep breath because your situation is only delinquent.  Scott Allen is a licensed Mesa AZ Enrolled Agent specifically licensed to handle delinquent taxpayer situations.  As your IRS Power of Attorney he can represent you before the Internal Revenue Service.  Under his watch and directions you will not be levied, garnished or summons.

Scott Allen EA wanted to share with you a recent success he had with a client this year.  By challenging an audit the IRS placed on a client for his 2010 tax return nearly $60,000 in taxes, interest, and penalties were reduced.  A copy of the approval notice from the IRS is below for your viewing.  An expensive Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney was not needed to get this done. Rather finding the right person with the right relationships with IRS personal acting in a timely matter is what’s required.

Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney

If you live near Mesa Arizona meet with Scott Allen EA today for a free evaluation of your tax matter. Click here to be transferred to his contact page or better yet call him at 480-926-9300 and speak with him as your FIRST before hiring an expensive (and often unnecessary) Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney.

 

February 2019 Case Update:

Check out the completed settlement by Scott Allen EA for his client. She was under a wage garnishment for her back tax debt and needed relief being on a modest fixed income.

Mesa AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Scott Allen EA was able to negotiate a currently non collectible status for this taxpayer. Many taxpayers believe only a Mesa AZ IRS tax attorney can stop a garnishment by the IRS. That is not true. If you are worried about a current or future IRS wage garnishment or bank levy consult with Scott Allen EA today. He can represent you by being your Power of Attorney before the IRS, preparing or amending any tax return filings, and negotiate the best settlement allowable by law.

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Do I need a Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney for IRS Tax Relief?

No, IRS tax relief is not a legal matter.

Chandler AZ IRS problems are a burden that often requires professional help but not necessarily require a Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney (as people in fear often assume).  If you are delinquent in filing tax returns you need a Chandler AZ tax professional who is competent in both filing late returns and settling the debt associated with those back tax returns.  Where taxpayers are hurt the most is in the amount the IRS expects to be paid back on a monthly basis.  This is called an installment arrangement.  An IRS professional with expertise in negotiating payment plans will minimize the amount you have to pay in monthly and often can get you qualified for no payment at all—this is referred to a currently not collectible status or CNC.

If you try to do this work yourself, you may find it difficult to get to the right person who can help you, and when you do find the right department you have to deal with a different person each time that often will come up with different conclusions about your settlement.

Scott Allen E.A. near Chandler Arizona knows in advance what the best settlement amount should be and is able to “manage” the IRS personnel towards that amount.  The bureaucracy at the IRS is largely eliminated because Scott Allen E.A. is not a Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney but is allowed to talk with IRS personnel trained to deal with “practioners.”  The rules that govern IRS settlements are not universal administered by IRS personnel.  It is only at the manager or Appeals Office level that you get the person who can correctly agree to the settlement you are entitled to.  Call Scott Allen E.A. for a free consultation at 480-926-9300 and bypass the bureaucracy, complexity and human error that are inherent in IRS settlement work.  Let Scott make today a great day for you.

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Update with another IRS settlement completed:

Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney or not

 

By viewing the letter above you can see the work accomplished by Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors. As an Enrolled Agent, Scott can do the same work a Chandler AZ IRS tax attorney and can deal with matters of tax preparation and collections. Randy was a struggling taxpayer who used a “less then average” tax preparer and got audited for in accurate expenses to put it nicely. Scott Allen EA was able to represent the taxpayer in the audit process, prepare his current tax return accurately, and negotiate a settlement on the remaining balance due. Get your first or second opinion on your current tax matter by sitting down with Scott Allen EA today. He will make today a great day for you!

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Tax Debt Advisors—What do I do when the IRS says I owe more money?

Help From Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa

More than likely you received an IRS CP-2000 notice.  This came because you did not report income items that were reported to the IRS.  Most of the time the IRS records are correct but often the tax due is not.  There are situations where a taxpayer reported the income but didn’t report it where the IRS computers expected to see it reported, or it was reported incorrectly on the IRS tax form.  Often there are tax deductions that were not taken that will appropriately off set the taxable income.  So don’t give up hope that you are going to owe the IRS.  Many times these notices come from stock sales not reported.  When the IRS sends you a notice that you did not report a sale of stock of $100 which is true, they do not know that you paid $300 for the stock.  Instead of owing more taxes, you have a refund due to your $200 loss.

Scott Allen E.A. of Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa has the expertise to advise you on all IRS problem areas.  Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa offers a free initial consultation for Mesa Arizona residents and can be reached by calling 480-926-9300.

www.taxdebtadvisors.com – Your Mesa Arizona IRS negotiator for CP-2000 notices.

Recent Success by Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa AZ

Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa AZ was able to help out Laurie with her CP-2000 notice. Upon correcting some taxable income documents we were able to reduce her tax bill from nearly $11,000 down to $1,800. This was also on a tax year that was from six years prior.

Tax Debt Advisors in Mesa CP-2000 notice

 

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Offer in Compromise in Arizona: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

IRS Offer in Compromise in Arizona —The sad truth.

The sad truth about Offers is that fraudulent tax representatives have benefited more from this program than the IRS.  If you have any question as to who I am referring to, here is the list—any company on TV, any company who has a centralized office in another state and operate with satellite offices filled with sales people, and any company that uses the phrase, “settle for pennies on the dollar.”

This is what we have learned over the last 45 years of tax representation.

  • Only 2-3% of the individuals we have met qualified for an Offer in Compromise that could pay the amount of a legitimate Offer.  If you insist on pursuing your Offer at least get a second opinion.
  • Of the 1000’s of rejected Offers we have reviewed that were prepared by fraudulent representatives over the last 45 years, less than 100 were legitimate and worthy of taking to the Office of Appeals.
  • Within 10 minutes I can tell you if your IRS offer in compromise in Arizona amount is reasonable.  But to do so, let me know two facts.  One, what amount do you qualify for as an installment arrangement and two, how much equity do you have in any assets such as a home, vehicles, retirement plans or cash in the bank.  Your Offer amount must be 12 times your monthly payment plan plus any equity you have in any assets.  If you still need a more professional opinion—Call me for a free initial confidential consultation.
  • If you qualify for an IRS offer in compromise in Arizona, we can file it and get it accepted as long as you provide us with accurate and complete information.

Finally, why do an Offer if it isn’t going to work?  I will calculate the amount of your Offer and provide you with all of your other settlement options.  Don’t be defrauded because you hear something you want to believe.  Get the truth from someone that will give you all of your options that will work.

Offer in Compromise in Arizona:  IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

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Call Scott Allen E.A. to file your IRS Audit Reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona

IRS Audit Reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona

If you have been audited and afterwards come across information that will substantiate your deductions, you are allowed to request an IRS audit reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona.  This procedure also applies to audits that were not attended and the IRS disallowed all deductions.  An audit reconsideration can take considerable time for the IRS to review the paper work that must accompany the request.

If you have an IRS matter that you feel qualifies for an IRS audit reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona, call Scott Allen for a free consultation.  He has the expertise to file and get your tax liability reduced or eliminated through this program.  Contact Scott Allen E.A. at 480-926-9300 to schedule your appointment.  Scott will only take your case if it will benefit you.

Recent case:

Scott Allen EA was able to assist David with his IRS audit reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona. The IRS made an assessment against his 2018 tax return. This assessment resulted in an account balance due of $6,641.50. David had put this off and didn’t schedule an appointment to meet with Scott until 2022. After a careful review of his account and investigating the IRS records and also the taxpayers records Scott Allen EA knew he could save David some money and get the account balance reduced. He was exactly right. If you view the IRS adjustment letter below you can see that the account balance was reduced by $2,882.55. Never believe it is too late to resolve problems with the IRS. Some things are subject to a statute of limitations but many things are not. Always consult with an Enrolled Agent (E.A) if you are experiencing IRS problems.

David’s IRS Audit reconsideration in Scottsdale Arizona

 

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Call Tax Debt Advisors if you receive a Federal Tax Levy

Mesa AZ Federal Tax Levy Help

A Mesa AZ federal tax levy can take your wages, state refunds and your bank accounts.  The levy will end when the IRS issues a levy release, or you have paid your IRS tax liability, or the statute of limitations expires for legally collecting the IRS tax liability.

If the IRS issues a Mesa Arizona levy against your bank accounts, the bank puts your funds on hold up to the amount you owe the IRS for a period of 21 days.  This allows you time to work out any issues before the bank is required to send the funds to the IRS.  If you incur bank charges as a result of a mistake made by the IRS, you are entitled to have the IRS reimburse you.

If you are under the burden of a federal tax levy in Mesa AZ, seek out professional help immediately. Scott Allen E.A. of Tax Debt Advisors has the expertise to minimize the damage a Mesa AZ federal levy can wreck on your personal finances.  If you would like a free initial consultation, call 480-926-9300 to schedule an appointment.
Arnold got his Mesa AZ federal tax levy stopped with a currently non collectible status negotiation by Scott Allen EA. All six years that he owed the IRS for was put into this status. For the time being he does not have to make any payments on his back taxes owed. What a great relief this was for Arnold.

Mesa AZ Federal Tax Levy

 

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What is the Difference between an IRS Tax Levy and an IRS Tax Lien?

IRS Tax Levy & IRS Tax Lien in Phoenix

IRS TAX LEVY IN PHOENIX—The intent of a levy is to take money from your bank accounts, accounts receivables, wages and retirement accounts.  Exemptions from levy include unemployment benefits, worker’s compensation, most house hold items and tools used in your trade.

Before the IRS can levy on your property, you will be sent a letter stating FINAL NOTICE OF INTENT TO LEVY.  You are given 30 days to file an appeal.  The IRS cannot take any levy action until your appeal hearing is completed.  You can also stop levy action by entering into a bankruptcy, file an offer in compromise, enter into an installment arrangement or qualify for non collectible status.  In rare instances the IRS can seize your home but must first get court approval.

IRS TAX LIEN IN PHOENIX—A lien secures the IRS claim against your property.  The lien will automatically attach to any property you own and property you later purchase.  When a lien is filed the IRS has the same rights as your mortgage company, but they are in a second position after the mortgage has been satisfied.  If you sell your house, after the mortgage has been paid, the IRS has claim on any remaining equity up to the amount of tax, interest and penalties owed.

The filing of an IRS lien is public information and is done at the county recorder’s office.  An IRS tax lien must be filed in the county you own real estate for it to have any affect on your property.  A tax lien does not identify the property it encumbers.  You have 30 days to dispute the filing of a tax lien.  This is called a collection due process appeal.  In most cases, a tax lien will expire ten years after the taxes were assessed.  There are certain actions that taxpayers can take that will extend the statute of limitations, such as filing a bankruptcy or offer in compromise.  Care should be taken to evaluate the negative impact of extending a statute of limitation against the benefits of the action being considered.

Scott Allen E. A. & Tax Debt Advisors, Inc  Helping taxpayer’s with IRS tax lien and IRS tax levy in Phoenix Arizona.

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Do Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorneys Provide Personal Service?

Phoenix Arizona IRS Tax Attorneys

The number one complaint we hear from our clients about Phoenix Arizona IRS tax attorneys is the lack of personal service and lack of responding to questions that are understood, or simply returning phone calls.  The sad part is that we hear this complaint occasionally from clients who we referred to Phoenix Arizona IRS tax Attorneys that we have worked with and know are much better at providing personal service that the typical attorney.

The response to your questions by a Phoenix Arizona IRS tax attorney is usually above the level of understanding of most of their clients.  After providing IRS resolution services for many years, I am convinced that this is either a tactic to limit the number of questions they have to answer or as a part of their attitude of intimidating clients into submission.

Once you have paid your fee to a Phoenix Arizona IRS tax attorney, they have an intense resistance to return phone calls.  They are reluctant to returns calls because they know clients will continue to call when they have concerns and questions—that are often keeping them awake at night.

May we respectfully suggest that you contact Scott Allen E.A with Tax Debt Advisors, Inc at 480-926-9300 for a free consultation.  You will notice the difference immediately about his ability to respond to your questions in a manner you understand the first time.  When you call his office, he will answer the phone unless he is on the phone or with a client—but your call will be returned before he goes on to the next appointment.

Check out a recent success by Scott Allen EA who is NOT a Phoenix Arizona IRS tax attorney. He was able to negotiate six years and $69,000 of IRS tax debt into a currently non collectible status. What does this mean? Randall does not have to make any monthly payments towards his back taxes as long as he files and full pays his current and future taxes on time. A pretty nice settlement for him! Now he can move on to the next chapter in his life with out always worried about the IRS.

Phoenix Arizona IRS tax attorney

 

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