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Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ

Don’t let the IRS cause you to lose sleep any longer.

Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ by getting your IRS debt into a settlement.  Earnest was behind on his tax filings and the IRS was threatening to levy his modest wages if he did not get into compliance.  Earnest met with Scott Allen EA, hired him to be his Power of Attorney and to work they went.  Over the next few months, the Mesa AZ back tax returns were prepared and a settlement was negotiated.  Earnest is now in a currently non collectible status for his entire IRS debt.  He does not have to make any payments at all: as long as he files and full pays any future tax obligations. Just like him you too can prevent IRS levy Mesa AZ.  View his IRS settlement letter below.

Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ

Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ

How can you prevent IRS levy Mesa AZ?

To understand more go to PreventIRSLevy.com.  If you are worried about your next paycheck getting levied by the IRS contact Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors today.  Get him working your case today!

Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ in 2019

Do not let yourself be a victim of an IRS levy. Be proactive with your IRS issues. The best way to be proactive is with Scott Allen EA as your IRS Power of Attorney. He will help you get the best possible result allowable by law. Check out some recent work accomplished by him for his client Jennifer.

Prevent IRS Levy Mesa AZ

Scott Allen EA was able to reduce Jennifer’s 2016 IRS debt from $21,000 down to about $11,000. This is just another example of quality work done by a local tax professional. Not every taxpayer qualifies for the same options or programs so it is important to evaluate your financial income, assets, and expenses to see what you will qualify for.

Scott Allen EA is owner of Tax Debt Advisors Inc located in Mesa AZ

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Enrolled Agent vs Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney for IRS settlement. Really???

Where did John turn to for his IRS negotiation work? If it was not a Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney, who was it? John became acquainted with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors, Inc. As an Enrolled Agent Scott successfully represented John and his wife with their IRS settlement. View the settlement acceptance letter below and see for yourself.  Don’t fall into the trap of thinking you have to use a tax attorney for your particular case. 98% of IRS debt matters can be handled by a CPA, EA, or even yourself.

Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney

John came into the situation four years behind on his tax return filings.  Before a settlement was able to be negotiated all four tax returns had to be filed first.  In the initial contact with the IRS, Scott Allen EA was able to pull any and all records they had on John as far as, W2’s, 1099’s, stock sales, mortgage interest, etc. This is to match the IRS records with Johns’s and also to make sure they don’t forget to report any income activity the IRS knows about.  This drastically reduces the odds of getting audited. Once all that information was compiled they went through the preparations one year at a time. While this is being accomplished Scott Allen EA had also secured a hold on all collection activity.  Next, they began the process of a payment plan settlement.  With the payment plan intact the IRS will not file any levies or garnishments against any bank accounts or paychecks.

To protect your bank accounts and paychecks from the IRS contact Tax Debt Advisors today. He can file all your back tax returns even if you don’t have any records. Whether it be a payment plan, non collectible status, offer in compromise, or qualifying your taxes for bankruptcy Scott Allen EA will go to battle for you. Don’t put it off any longer and get the best settlement allowable by law.

Success in 2019 without using a Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Many taxpayers believe only a Chandler AZ IRS tax attorney can fight the IRS for you. While they can, so can Enrolled Agents. Scott Allen is a licensed Enrolled Agent that can represent you before the IRS in matters of collections, audits, and tax preparation. If you have a need involving an IRS problem give Scott Allen EA a call today.

See what he did recently for a client where the IRS assessed him a tax bill for over $115,000 for 2006. Scott was able to protest their assessment with a proper and accurate appeal and wipe out the majority of the debt.

Chandler AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Consult with Scott Allen EA today to discuss your options to deal with the IRS. He will help you navigate the best course of action whether that involves the need to hire him or not.

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Does the IRS Offer One Time Forgiveness?

Does the IRS Offer One Time Forgiveness?

IRS One Time Forgiveness

Yes, the IRS does offers one time forgiveness, also known as an offer in compromise, the IRS’s debt relief program. Have tax debt and wondering if one time forgiveness can help? If so, this post should help! Read below about programs the IRS has to help resolve your tax debt and what Tax Debt Advisors can do to help you get it done easily.

Does The IRS Offer A Tax Debt Relief Program?

The short answer is “Yes“! At any given time, there are nearly 1 million U.S taxpayers that owe the IRS. Although the IRS attempts to collect every cent that taxpayers owe the government, the reality is that they just do not have the resources for pursuing every individual person in debt. However, IRS collections remains a very stressful situation.

The IRS has tax debt relief programs, like the Fresh Start Program, available that taxpayers can take advantage of when owing back taxes. These programs not only provide a little help towards taxpayers, but it lightens the IRS’s workload. You may not be required to pay the entire amount owed, good news right?

Tax Debt Forgiveness

There are commercials that come on late at night promising to get you out of debt with tax debt forgiveness, even when thousands are owed to the IRS. Although, the reality is there is no straight debt forgiveness program.

Although, depending on the criteria of your situation you may be able to wipe your tax debt, set up an offer in compromise or payback with an installment agreement. For instance, by law the IRS is unable to collect a debt older than 10 years. Therefore, if your tax debt is from over 10 years ago, it should be forgiven, as the government is not legally able to collect the debt.

In addition, the IRS typically does not collect a debt with a low Realistic Collection Potential (RCP). An account is stated to have low RCP if the following factors are true:

  • Low income amount
  • No way to make payments
  • No assets that can be sized or liquidated, such as real estate or bank accounts

If any of the above criteria are met, you may find that your account is marked RCP. Although this is not technically a debt forgiveness, the IRS simply does not attempt to collect the debt owed, usually.

Also, the Non-Collectable Status restricts the IRS from collecting a debt, similar to the RCP. What this means is, you do not have the assets or money available to pay the debt. This program was designed with the concept of providing taxpayers enough time to earn the money or get a higher income to pay on the debt.

Can The IRS Collect After 10 Years?

“No“, once a non-collectible account reaches the 10-year mark, the debt can’t be collected. In some situations non-collectible status collides with the amount of time the IRS is able to legally collect the debt. Therefore, once a Non-Collectable account reaches the 10-year mark, the debt can no longer be demanded by the IRS.

Finally, when a taxpayer files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the IRS is unable to pursue a debt collection against the individual. Although rare, there are situations where bankruptcy allows for tax debt forgiveness.

The IRS cannot make contact with you or try to collect on a debt during a pending case. If a court rules a tax debt has to be forgiven, the IRS is no longer able to pursue future action against the past tax debt.

What Is The Fresh Start Program With The IRS?

The Fresh Start Program is a collection alternative that allows individuals and businesses, in most cases, to settle their tax debt for less than they owe. This makes it easier for back tax payers to settle their tax debt and get a fresh start. Although, the required criteria to get debt fully erased can be very time consuming and stringent. For those wanting to settle debts in a timelier manner, the IRS’ Fresh Start Program is an option.

Under the Fresh Start Program, the Partial Payment Installment Agreement option is the most used. With the PPIA you are allowed to setup an affordable payment plan for your account, which runs until the debt is fully paid or the debt account has reached the 10-year mark.

IRS Fresh Start Program Qualifications

  • Must be unemployed for 30 consecutive days
  • If you are filing a joint return, you/spouse must meet 1 of the qualifications
  • Self-employed individuals with a drop in income of 25% or more
  • Tax debt must be less than $50,000

Read more about IRS Fresh Start Qualifications

Offer In Compromise Allows To Negotiate With The IRS

Another option you may also choose to pursue an Offer in Compromise, which enables you to settle a debt. The following factors are used to determine if an account qualifies:

  • Are in compliance with IRS
  • Owe new debt
  • Cannot or have no intention to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • Never turned down for OIC before

You can use the IRS website to file for an Offer In Compromise, or have a tax professional like Tax Debt Advisors assist you with the process. You can check the IRS website to see if your qualify for OIC. 

The IRS acknowledges that they are unable to collect every amount of a delinquent account, with nearly a million taxpayers owing a debt. You have the potential for having your debt reduced, or possibly erased with one of the several debt relief programs available.

Installment Agreements Allow You To Set Up A Payment Plan

Most of the time the IRS will allow you to set up an installment agreement in order to pay back your tax debt over time. The terms of your payback agreement are determined by your budget to pay each month, how much you own and your previous filing history. 

Before you accept any repayment plan, make sure that you can afford to pay it on time, every time. Late payments or missing payments can get your agreement canceled and you will have to start over again. You can only get installment agreement if you own less than $50,000 in 2017 and the maximum payback period is 6 years. 

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Scott Allen at Tax Debt Advisors Inc. has successfully represented me for the last 5 years. He has completely held the IRS off and successfully negotiated on my behalf. He is also done my tax returns at a very reasonable price saving me even more money. I highly recommend Scott and his highly capable staff! Bob R

Scott Allen is a true professional that can work for you to resolve your tax issues with integrity, knowledge and experience. I came to Scott after working for years with other tax professionals and listening way too much to the advice of family and acquaintances. During my initial meeting with Scott we were able to establish a plan to effectively resolve the tax debt that I had. Scott treated me with respect and understanding of my situation while detailing what works versus the falsehoods so many profess. Scott also performed within the time frame that I required. I am so satisfied with Scott’s work that he now handles all of my annual tax returns going forward. Robert M

Have Your Debt Reduced Today With Tax Debt Advisors

Need help with wiping out your old tax debt? Tax Debt Advisors has helped resolve over 108,000 debts. Receive a tax debt consultation today by giving Scott a call today at 480-926-9300. Tax Debt Advisors can help negotiate an offer in compromise on your behalf to finally settle your tax debt. 

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Phoenix AZ IRS tax attorney or not?

Did Dominic use a Phoenix AZ IRS tax attorney or an Enrolled Agent?

When faced with an IRS problem a taxpayer is faced with several different options.  First, how to begin?  Where to start? Who is out there to hire?

When first getting started to resolve an IRS matter its important to do so with 100% commitment.  If you are not you will only make the matter worse by beginning and not finishing. In seeing that process to competition its important to hire the right person who will take the time and skills to get that done.  Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors knows what needs to be done to make that happen.  As you can view in the notice below he was able to aggressively negotiate an IRS payment plan for his client to stop the wage garnishment.

Phoenix AZ IRS tax attorney

Phoenix AZ IRS tax attorney

Scott Allen EA would like you to consider him to be your first voice before the IRS.  He can be your IRS power of attorney and represent you fairly and aggressively.  Some people are under the assumption that only a Phoenix AZ IRS tax attorney can represent you.  Although they can assist you; its equally important to know that there may be a better alternative.  Scott Allen as an Enrolled Agent is specifically licensed and regulated by Circular 230 which grants him the ability to represent taxpayers before the IRS in matter of collections and audits.  It also licenses him to be a tax preparation professional and holds him to the highest standard of care for his clients.  This is all that Scott Allen EA does and this is what he would like to do for you.  Be sure the person you hire has experience in dealing with the IRS on a daily basis and doesn’t just do this work part time.  To be effective in keeping up with the latest trends and intricacies its necessary to be “all in” on IRS back tax problem work.

To read up more on the process or about Scott Allen EA view other areas of his website.

 

January 2019 Case Update:

Another accomplishment by Scott Allen EA. Myra had a handful of unfiled tax returns that she did not file. Several years ago the IRS caught that and filed substitute returns in her behalf. As you can see if you view the letter below…their number was much higher then our number. This is why its important to do a complete overview of anyone’s IRS account before filing any tax returns or negotiating any settlements. By preparing a corrected and accurate tax return the taxpayers saved over $50,000 in taxes, interest, and penalties. WOW!

Phoenix AZ IRS Tax Attorney

Most people are under the assumption that only an attorney can do this or fix that. That is not the case. Myra hired an Enrolled Agent by the name of Scott Allen. He was her IRS power of attorney and handled all tax matters for her. Stop delaying and call to speak with him today about your IRS nightmare.

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Stop IRS Levy Mesa by Tax Debt Advisors

Tax Debt Advisors can stop IRS levy Mesa through representation

An Arizona resident can receive a notice of levy for a number of reason.  With that being said Tax Debt Advisors can be your advocate to stop IRS levy Mesa before it happens.  Most clients come in and meet with Scott Allen EA for a consultation before the IRS has issued a levy.  But, for those that don’t all is not lost.  You have options.  First, you need to show the IRS you are ready to “step up to the plate”.  Tax Debt Advisors has a positive track record with the IRS through the representation of 1000’s of clients. Built with that is a record of follow through service with the IRS.  That way when it is time to represent you in your matter the IRS will give you the benefit of doubt because you hired the right professional.  Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors can be your path to ending your IRS nightmare.  By giving him Power of Attorney he will do all the correspondence between you and the IRS.

To give you an example of commitment to follow through by Tax Debt Advisors attached is a Release of Levy notice.  This taxpayer came in to meet with Scott Allen EA after his employer notified him of this levy to his wages.  Within 48 hours Scott was able to stop IRS levy Mesa and work to get the taxpayer in compliance.  Today Michael is on an installment arrangement with the IRS to settle the debt.  As long as he does not allow himself to fall out of compliance the IRS will hold to this agreement.

Stop IRS Levy Mesa

Stop IRS Levy Mesa

If you need to prevent or stop IRS levy Mesa contact Scott Allen EA and discuss your situation in a free consultation.  Always work locally when dealing with an IRS issue.  Out of state companies often make “sales pitch promises” that cannot be kept.

 

September 2018 update

Check out the latest IRS levy release by Scott Allen EA. This was for a new tax client who came in to meet with Scott not more then 24 hours ago to handle his IRS debt and unfiled back tax returns.  A day later the levy was released and faxed to his employer. View the image below to see the evidence for yourself. This was released with a commitment to a schedule to prepare and file the missing tax returns and negotiate an acceptable agreement.

Stop IRS Levy Mesa

If you are worried that you might be next in needing to stop IRS levy Mesa then give Scott Allen EA a call. Hire him before the levy notice arrives in the mail. He can handle your IRS matter from start to finish.

 

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Scott released my Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment

Do you have a Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment?

If so, you might want to utilize the services of Tax Debt Advisors, Inc.  In this particular case (see below) they were able to help their client William out.  He came in to meet with Scott Allen EA last week.  The IRS sent a Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment to his employer six weeks prior, taking over $1,200 of his pay check every two weeks.  Within 36 hours of giving Scott Power of Attorney he was able to get a full release of that garnishment on his wages.

Gilbert AZ IRS Wage Garnishment Release

Gilbert AZ IRS Wage Garnishment Release

If you don’t this can happen to you, think again.  When the IRS feels that the taxpayers is no longer responsive they will resort to Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment action.  They hope for this to be a wake up call to get the taxpayer back in compliance with them.

What does it mean to be in compliance?

There are two major steps to getting yourself back in good standing or compliance with the IRS.  First, you have to be current with all your tax filing obligations.  If you have any back tax returns that need to be prepared Scott Allen EA will assist you in that preparation process.  Second, in order for the IRS to consider you compliant you have to be current with you withholdings if you are an employee or making estimated tax payments if you are self employed. The IRS is more concerned that you are paying your current and future taxes on time more so then paying your back taxes.

Once you are in compliance with the IRS by accomplishing those two steps now they will have open ears for a settlement or negotiation.  There are several different options to resolve an IRS debt and Tax Debt Advisors will evaluate each option with you to determine the best outcome possible.

If you would like to speak with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors he can be reached at 480-926-9300.  He does not charge any fee for an initial consultation to discuss your case.  His tax practice specializes in filing back tax returns and settling IRS debts.

 

August 2018 Case Update:

Check out the Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment release for a client of Tax Debt Advisors. This particular client had a handful of tax returns that needed to be filed. They were already prepared; just not turned in. In summary, we filed all the tax returns with the IRS agent assigned to the case and negotiated a payment plan agreement to settle the debt. The IRS tax levy that was issued was released within just a couple of days and well before the client was due to be paid by him employer. This scenario and similar ones happen on a daily basis. Put that experience to work for you.  View the levy release below.

Gilbert AZ IRS Wage Garnishment

If you are in fear of receiving a Gilbert AZ IRS wage garnishment get in contact with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors today. He will work for you as quickly as possible to get you the best possible result the law allows. If you need tax returns prepared he is licensed in all 50 states to handle that for you. Scott Allen EA can be reached at 480-926-9300 or stopIRSaction.com

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10 Things to Remember When You Owe the IRS

10 Things To Remember When You Owe The IRS

The Restructuring and Reform Bill of 1998 for the IRS was a law that really put respect for the taxpayers back into the system. It forces the IRS to actually communicate with the public and grant due process rights to the taxpayers.

Below are 10 things to remember when you owe the IRS

When the IRS comes to collect, eventually you will have to face the music. If you begin to play games with a tax collector, the system has been designed to make your life horrible. Below are some important things to remember when you owe the IRS:

1. Don’t Ignore the IRS notices.

Most people will get into more trouble than bargained for just because they ignored the notices from the IRS. Some IRS notices are sent through certified mail, if you believe that you can ignore the notices by not going to pick them up, then you are wrong. Respond to the IRS each time.

2. The IRS has to explain your rights during your IRS interview.

The IRS Collection Process that was revised in 2015 states that you have the right to be represented and you have the right to be treated in a courteous and professional manner. If you don’t like how you are being treated, then you can stop that interview and ask to talk to a supervisor.

3. Before going to the IRS, spend time with a tax expert or accountant

This may be the best time that you have spent in a while. An expert will let you know how you could prepare to meet for a tax interview, how you should act, and make you aware when a revenue officer is trying to take advantage of you. Just remember the Revenue officers job is to collect money for the government. Furthermore, hiring professional bookkeeping and accounting services can help you avoid ever having problems with the IRS in the first place.

4. Never go to the IRS alone.

Collection interviews aren’t fun and you need representation. Chances are that you will have better results if you have representation.

5. The IRS isn’t Infallible.

The IRS was actually audited by the General Accounting Office and it looks like the IRS needs a bit of cleaning up. Often times, the IRS can’t track how much you actually owe, especially if you have been making regular payments. The IRS can make mistakes, so don’t take their word for everything.

6. You have due process.

The IRS can’t just take your home, bank account, business, car, or even do wage garnishes without making sure that they have given you a notice or an opportunity to challenge the IRS. When you challenge the IRS, everything stops.

You can take the IRS to court and they can’t collect until the judge makes a decision. You can tie their hands for years. The IRS isn’t going to tell you what to do or how you can protect yourself.

7. You are a possible innocent spouse.

Are you separated, widowed or divorced? Do you have tax issues that came from any former spouse? You may state yes, then you could get relief for being an innocent spouse. This could cause your whole tax bill being wrote off.  There are states that offer this as well.

8. If you don’t pay, you won’t go to jail.

No one will go to jail for owing taxes. You can go to jail for cheating on your taxes and you can go to jail for tricking a tax collector, but you can’t go to jail because you owe the IRS and your unable to pay.

9. You have options when you owe the IRS.

People who owe taxes whether to their state or the IRS, will have options. If you owe and can pay in full, then do so. However, if you can’t pay in full, 4 options may be for you:

  • Hardship suspension. This allows the IRS to temporarily leave you alone. Your account will be reviewed over time and even though the IRS leaves you alone, interest is accruing on the account is compounded daily.
  • Installment payments. The IRS will let you may monthly payments. The IRS will want the bill paid off in 3 years. You will need to fill out a financial statement and pursue a bank loan. Interest will accrue and is compounded daily.
  • It isn’t for everyone, but sometimes you could discharge your tax bill with Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Other chapters let you pay the bill off with monthly payments with no interest or little interest. Bankruptcy rules are complicated so talk to an attorney who understands tax and bankruptcy laws.
  • Offer in compromise. The IRS will accept the payment of a smaller sum for a large tax debt. Some states have similar procedures. If you do this and its accepted, all of your tax liens will be removed and you can start over. You need to talk to an attorney who specializes in tax laws.

10. Respect the tax collector power.

IRS tax collectors have more power than most in the federal government. They have very little rules. They can make life easy or miserable. Most success when dealing with a tax collector is done with communication in a prompt manner. They can do these items if you don’t pay your taxes:

  • Levy your bank account
  • Close your business
  • File a tax lien against you
  • Garnish your wages
  • Damage employment and business relationships
  • Seize and sell your home
  • Put you in a monthly payment plan that is too high
  • Assess you personally for corporate employment taxes
  • Go after third party transferees
  • Contact your friends, bankers, neighbors, and any relationship for business about tax liabilities.

Get started on your taxes with a free legal evaluation from Tax Debt Advisors

Tax Debt Advisors Mesa - Scott Allen

If you happen to owe taxes to the IRS and are unsure of how to pay it, you will want to have professional assistance. A tax debt advisor may help to find a plan that works for you and your budget, while making sure that proper procedures are followed. Start today by having your situation evaluated by a local tax expert for free. If you would like a free tax evaluation, Give Scott from Tax Debt Advisors a call today at 480-926-9300.

Our service area includes Phoenix East Valley Cities including: Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe and more.

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Stop IRS Garnishment in Mesa AZ

Stop IRS Garnishment in Mesa AZ today

If you need to stop IRS garnishment in Mesa AZ contact Tax Debt Advisors, Inc today.  Mark was a taxpayer with this need.  He was facing a serious IRS garnishment with a serious IRS debt.  The garnishment needed to be stopped, back tax returns needed to be filed, and the debt needed to be properly reduced.

View the two IRS notices below to see what Tax Debt Advisors, Inc did for Mark. His IRS debt of over $270,000 for two tax years was reduced to just over $30,000. Yes, only $30,000.  In the process of getting the back tax returns caught up the IRS garnishment was stopped and Mark got his financial life back on track.

Stop IRS Garnishment

Stop IRS Garnishment

Stop IRS Garnishment

Stop IRS Garnishment

If you find yourself in a similar situation and need to prevent or stop IRS garnishment in Mesa AZ start the steps to get it taken care of. Those steps are outlined here for your reference. By following this “recipe” you will get your IRS matter resolved right and right the first time. Tax Debt Advisors, Inc is a second generation family business located in Mesa AZ.  Solving IRS problems is their niche and let them put that niche to work for you. Thank you.

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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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Saved nearly $3,000 in Mesa IRS Debt

What options are available to those with Mesa IRS debt?

First, it is important to start off that everyone’s tax matter is different and wll most likely have a different outcome. With that being said there is always an option available to deal with Mesa IRS debt.  Options can include:

  • Amend a tax return
  • Apply for audit reconsideration
  • Negotiate a payment plan
  • Point out an IRS error
  • Negotiate a currently non collectible status
  • Apply for an offer in compromise
  • Request a 60 day payoff letter
  • File an IRS Form 911 requesting advocate service on a specific issue

For Esteban, Tax Debt Advisors applied for an audit reconsideration on a SFR tax return the IRS filed against him.  They did not give him credit for proper deductions and exemptions. Through preparing a proper and accurate tax return Tax Debt Advisors was able to reduce his Mesa IRS Debt by nearly $3,000.  View the actual notice below to see the results.

Saved $3,000 in Mesa IRS debt

Saved $3,000 in Mesa IRS debt

If you think you could benefit from the services of Tax Debt Advisors contact them today. Ask to speak with Scott Allen EA who will personally handle your case from beginning to end.

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