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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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Mesa Unfiled Tax Returns IRS

Mesa Unfiled Tax Returns IRS prepared by Scott Allen EA

There are many reason why a taxpayer may have Mesa unfiled tax returns IRS. Regardless of the reason, Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors is experienced to handle it and get you back on track.

Richard was a new client that met with Scott Allen EA recently and had a handful of years that he had not filed his tax returns on. One of those years being 2011. What happened to him for that year was because he did not file a tax return the IRS went ahead and filed it for him. How nice, right!? Well, not exactly. When the IRS prepared it they had Richard owing over $190,000 in tax, interest, and penalty. Can anything be done when the IRS does this? Yes, with almost anything within the IRS you can appeal or protest an assessment. As Richard’s Power of Attorney this is exactly what Scott Allen, EA did.

View the notice below to see EXACTLY what Scott did for his client. Over $180,000 of tax debt was eliminated by protesting an IRS Substitute For Return filing. Tax Debt Advisors has helped thousands of clients over 41 years save millions of dollars in inaccurate filings by the IRS. In addition to this filing Richard also had to get his 2015, 2016, and 2017 returns prepared. Today, he is in good standing with the IRS and on a monthly payment plan to take care of his liabilities.

Mesa Unfiled Tax Returns IRS

Mesa Unfiled Tax Returns IRS

Meet with Scott Allen EA today and let him review and evaluate your account with the IRS. Find out where you stand, where are there issues, and where everything is in compliance. He will meet with you for a free initial consultation and let you know if and where he can help you.

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Phoenix IRS Problems

Phoenix IRS Problems

Phelipe had his Phoenix IRS Problems solved by Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors. A serious health scare several months back put this taxpayer in a position where he could barely take care of his current health situation let alone deal with his IRS matters. His health challenges put him out of work for a couple of months. Phelipe owed for several years of back taxes, had a handful more that were unfiled, and needed to negotiate an agreement on this horrific tax liability.

Scott Allen EA was given IRS Power of Attorney to represent the taxpayer. This is done by signing a form 2848. When this is filed, the IRS has to immediately stop all direct communications with the taxpayer and deal exclusively with the representative. The IRS is required to send all mail to the Power of Attorney as well as the taxpayer, but all verbal communication go through the representative. This gave Phelipe the peace of mind that Scott Allen EA is the “go to guy” when the IRS has any questions or concerns. As long as the taxpayer keeps any and all deadlines to file tax returns and provide necessary financial information then levies and garnishments will not take place. On the flip side, if deadlines are missed without any communication then it gives the IRS the opportunity to pursue aggressive collection activity if deemed necessary.

Meet with Scott Allen EA is you have Phoenix IRS Problems so he can step between you and the IRS agents and get you the best possible negotiation allowable by law. There are several ways to resolve and IRS debt. Make sure you are aware of all those solutions before agreeing to any one solution.

View below to see the IRS installment arrangement setup for Phelipe. As you can see very favorable terms were agreed upon.

Phoenix IRS Problems

Phoenix IRS Problems

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2017 Arizona Tax Credits: Qualifying Charities

2017 Arizona Tax Credits for qualifying charities

Are you interested in making a charitable donation to lower your Arizona and IRS tax bills? There are many 2017 Arizona tax credits available for you. Remember to qualify for the credits you have to file an Arizona tax return and have an Arizona tax liability. A taxpayer can only receive a credit up to the amount of their total state tax liability.

There are two Arizona tax credits that will be mentioned in this blog.

  1. Qualifying Charitable Organization ($400 max credit for single or head of household taxpayers, $800 for married filing joint taxpayers). Click here to view the entire list of available organizations to contribute to.
  2. Qualifying Foster Care Organization ($500 max credit for single or head of household taxpayers, $1,000 for married filing joint taxpayers). Click here to view the entire list of available organizations to contribute to.

Don’t forget you can also contribute to public and private schools and receive an Arizona tax credit as well. Talk with a local tax professional and make sure you take advantage of these opportunities to lower your tax bill along with helping out the local community. It also gets better: the amount you contribute to these charitable organizations can also be an itemized deduction on your IRS tax return.

Scott Allen EA is a local tax professional who specializes in tax preparation for individuals. If you are looking for a new tax preparer meet with Scott Allen EA today to discuss you tax situation and get ready for the upcoming tax season.

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Dec 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

 Recent Dec 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

What are the best types of 2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews? View actual notices from the IRS of work accomplished by them. Tax Debt Advisors does not shy away from their successes. It isn’t to brag. But it is to show that in an industry where vulnerable taxpayers can be taken advantage of with false hope there is one local company that rises above the rest. Tax Debt Advisors is a family owned and operated business (since 1977). Currently it is owed and operated by Scott Allen EA. To learn more about him and his company click here .

2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

2017 Tax Debt Advisors Reviews

James came in to meet with Scott Allen EA a couple months ago. He was seven years behind on his tax filings. Being that he was self employed he knew he was going to owe more to the IRS then he could ever pay back. To say the least, he was nervous. On top if it all his case was assigned to a local IRS agent to make sure he gets in compliance. This usually isn’t an issue, but he was “hungry” to get the case resolved quickly. In a matter of a couple months Scott Allen EA prepared the seven unfiled tax returns, collected and evaluated the taxpayers financial information, got him setup on making monthly estimated tax payments, and settled the entire debt in a currently non collectible status. View the notice above to see the settlement acceptance by the Internal Revenue Service.

Everyone’s case and settlement is different but what Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors can promise is to get you the best possible settlement allowable by law. That could also mean a currently non collectible status, a $100/month payment plan, $1,800 month payment plan, or an Offer in Compromise. There is no way to know until you being the analysis process. Evaluate your settlement options today. Call 480-926-9300 and speak with Scott.

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2017 Phoenix IRS Levy Release

In need of a Phoenix IRS Levy Release?

Thomas and his wife were both needing a Phoenix IRS levy release on their social security income. The IRS had been levying 15% of their social security income. That was over $600 per month being deducted from their “take home” pay.

Many taxpayers are unaware that the IRS can seize their social security income. But yes, they can and they do. In most cases the IRS is limited to only taking a max of 15% of that income however the IRS can go after 100% of it if they feel justified that the taxpayer is not trying to resolve ongoing issues.

What causes the IRS to issue these levies? Unpaid tax returns and unfiled tax returns. If you have one or both of these issues this is what Scott Allen EA specializes in. He can assist you from beginning to end in the entire process. He starts off by representing you before the IRS by signing over Power of Attorney to him. With the Power of Attorney Scott Allen EA becomes the point of contact. By representing you he can put a stop of any future negative action the IRS can take, prepare and file unfiled tax returns, negotiate settlements, and release IRS levies.

See a recent example of a social security levy released by Scott Allen EA just last week by viewing the image below.

Phoenix IRS Levy Release

Phoenix IRS Levy Release

Evaluate your options with the IRS by consulting with Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors, Inc. Find out what your rights and options are if you are under any type of levy or garnishment by the Internal Revenue Service.

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Prepare Back Taxes in Gilbert

Prepare Back Taxes in Gilbert with ease

Tax Debt Advisors in a local company who’s specialty is to prepare back taxes in Gilbert. They are an Arizona based family company where their niche is to prepare back tax returns and settle IRS debts. If you are in the need for either of these services you have found the correct IRS help blog.

The notice you see below is a notice on a recent happy taxpayer who went to Tax Debt Advisors to be represented on both of those matters. This husband and wife had a half a dozen back taxes to get filed and needed to settle that debt with the IRS. The taxpayers owe over $200,000 in back taxes.  This entire debt was successfully negotiated into a currently non collectible status. What does this mean? It mean at the present time they do not have to make any payments on those old tax years if they remain current with their future tax filings. If the taxpayer defaults the agreement terms then the account will end up back in collections and require a new settlement to be negotiated.

Prepare Back Taxes in Gilbert

Prepare Back Taxes in Gilbert

Contact Tax Debt Advisors and schedule a free initial consultation to see what you qualify for to settle all of your back taxes.  Tax Debt Advisors can represent you before the IRS as your power or attorney and prepare any back taxes that are unfiled. Maybe you can be the next taxpayer to get a notice from the IRS that says “CASE CLOSED”.

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Settle Unfiled Tax Returns Phoenix

How to Settle Unfiled Tax Returns Phoenix

Solving an IRS problem is broken down into three phases most the time. It is important to follow this recipe in order to settle unfiled tax returns Phoenix.  What are the three phases?

  1. Power of Attorney Step
  2. Prepare Unfiled Tax Returns
  3. Negotiate an Agreement

These three phases is exactly what Tax Debt Advisors did for David and his wife.  They met with Scott Allen EA with taxes already owed for some years and several years of taxes owed on unfiled tax returns. With proper representation he was able to file all the missing tax returns and negotiation an agreement that was best suitable for them.  Click on the image below to see the actual letter of acceptance from the IRS on this case.

Settle Unfiled Tax Returns Phoenix

Settle Unfiled Tax Returns Phoenix

Scott Allen EA of Tax Debt Advisors promises honest work at a fair price. Many firms in the “tax resolution industry” are making false promises to entice you to use them. But after several months and several thousand dollars spent, the work is left undone. Rather then working with one of these out of state firms, meet with Scott Allen EA for a free initial consultation.  He will go into more detail these three phases and how he can help you navigate this process more efficiently.

Scott Allen EA can be reached at 480-926-9300 or at 3155 E Southern Ave Suite 101 Mesa AZ 85204.

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2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

View a 2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement by Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Today is August 4th and we just received notice of a 2017 Phoenix IRS settlement accepted by the IRS.  Robert, a current client, was behind on a few years of tax returns in addition to the old back taxes owed. Over the course of several months Scott Allen EA prepared the unfiled tax returns for 2012 through 2016. This client was in the middle of a financial hardship. He was laid off from his previous employer, receiving unemployment, and searching for new employment. On top of all of that, the IRS was on his back.

Through proper procedures Tax Debt Advisors was able to navigate their way to a resolution. A currently non collectible status was negotiated with the IRS to cover his old tax debts. The exciting part of this all is that 90% of his total liability will expire with the IRS in just over two years from now.  If he can ride out this settlement for two years Robert will not have to pay a single dime on his old debt with the IRS.

2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

2017 Phoenix IRS Settlement

Currently non collectible status may not be the right solution for every taxpayer.  Not every taxpayer will qualify for it either. For some it is a permanent solution and for others it is only a temporary solution until they get their life back on track. Have a consultation with Scott Allen EA at 3155 E Southern Ave #101 Mesa AZ 85204 to determine which of the five or six different settlement options may be right for you. After Scott Allen EA has gotten you caught up with your back taxes and settled your IRS debt he can also be your “regular” tax preparation guy moving forward. He will do everything he can to make sure you stay in compliance with the Internal Revenue Service so your agreed settlement does not default.

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