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I want Tax Debt Reduction: HELP !

First, this is not a legal matter and a Scottsdale AZ IRS Tax Attorney is not required.

What you need is an IRS resolution professional who has experience in all the different IRS programs available to help get taxpayers past their tax debt and back to filing on time and paying on time.  Almost everyone will eventually have life experiences that will cause financial problems to come up that force them to be late in filing or paying taxes.  The biggest problem is filing late, not paying late.  The IRS penalties for filing late are 10 times the penalties for paying late.  So please don’t file because you can’t pay.

Once you have filed all delinquent tax returns you are considered in compliance and have qualified yourself for petitioning the IRS for tax debt reduction.  There are several options available to assist taxpayers get back on their feet.  That doesn’t mean the IRS is a benevolent organization.  They are graded and paid according to their ability to collect tax debt.  They are not paid to advise you on your best option.  That is why you need a free consultation near Scottsdale AZ with Scott Allen E.A. to learn what IRS tax debt reduction program is best for you.  Scott can be reached at 480-926-9300.  Call Scott today and he will make today a great day for you!  Feel free to compare him with any Scottsdale Arizona IRS Tax Attorney in the area.

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Use a Scottsdale IRS Tax IRS Attorney for federal IRS tax relief?

No, federal IRS tax relief is not a legal matter.  You do not need to hire a IRS Tax Attorney in Scottsdale AZ.

There are many competent IRS tax resolution specialists that are equally competent in IRS settlements without all the hoopla that comes from Scottsale IRS Tax attorneys that specialize more in intimidating clients that they need legal representation that a non-attorney cannot do.

The laws surrounding IRS settlements are complex to someone without a knowledge of them; but rather straight forward to those who work with them every day.  Scott Allen E.A. has expertise in all of the settlement options accepted by the IRS.  He is able to provide the services you need at a reasonable fee.  Scott will meet with you for your free initial consultation.

When IRS professions say that the IRS hopes you don’t have professional help, that is not true.  The IRS likes taxpayers to have competent help.  The IRS is negative on all the firms that provide IRS assistance that only make matters worse for the IRS and the taxpayer.  When you use Scott Allen E.A. the IRS agent or revenue officer will be glad you selected Scott because they know that Scott will make their job easier, and that they can trust his settlement recommendations.  Call Scott Allen E.A. today at 480-926-9300 and schedule a free initial consultation.  Let Scott make today a great day for YOU!

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Scottsdale AZ IRS Help: Represent me for my appointment with an Appeals Officer

Scottsdale AZ IRS Tax Attorney for IRS help ?

This is not a legal matter and you don’t need to pay an expensive Scottsdale AZ IRS Tax Attorney to represent you.  You have a choice to either represent yourself or have an Enrolled Agent (E.A), a CPA, a Scottsdale AZ IRS Tax Attorney, or your tax preparer represent you.  The best choice is the one that does this work successfully on a regular basis and charges a fair fee.  When you use a representative, you will need to give them an IRS Power of Attorney—IRS Form 2848.

The meeting will be held at the IRS for your Appeals hearing.  The Appeals process is not a formal procedure.  You will generally meet in a small office.  There will not be any one present except you and the Appeals officer.  No recording of the procedures is done by the IRS.  You do have the right to record the procedures as long as you let them know in advance but this is not necessary if you are being represented.  It may even make negotiating a favorable settlement less likely.  The Appeals Officer would not want to come off as being soft if the recording were played before their manager.

Scott Allen E.A. has successfully represented many clients at Appeal hearings and will be able to accomplish what you need done at a fair fee.  Contact Scott at 480-926-9300 to arrange a free consultation to determine what your best strategy to settle with the IRS for less than what you owe.

 

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Arizona IRS help: Discharge Taxes in a Bankruptcy

Can Taxes be discharged in Bankruptcy? 

Discharging taxes in bankruptcy is real.  But it is difficult to locate a professional who knows the rules and can document the filing of the returns so that they will be included in your bankruptcy.  Here is the best advice you will ever find regarding discharging taxes in bankruptcy.

  • Step one.  Contact me regarding qualifying your taxes in bankruptcy.
  • Step two.  Contact a bankruptcy attorney who can determine if you qualify to file a bankruptcy.
  • Step three.  If step one and step two have been done correctly, your taxes will be discharged in a chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Here is what the typical client that comes into our office tells us:

I went to ABC Bankruptcy and filed a bankruptcy and none of my taxes were discharged.  How come?

Here is what I tell them:

Very few attorneys understand discharging taxes in bankruptcy.  They know how to file bankruptcy and if you qualify they will take your money and list the tax years you want to have discharged.  The reason your taxes were not discharged is that they did not qualify under the 2 year or the 3 year rule—the returns must be filed for 2 years and it must be 3 years since the due date for filing the return.

Mr. Client, if you had waited another 3 weeks, 2 months, 1 year, (some period of time) all of your taxes would have been discharged when you filed your bankruptcy.  Unfortunately your attorney either didn’t know that or didn’t care.

Attorneys know that if you walk out of their office without paying for a bankruptcy, it is unlikely you will go back after coming to someone like me.  We will tell you when to see the attorney and give you the paperwork that shows the date your taxes are dischargeable in bankruptcy.

That is the plain and simple truth—there is no rocket science unless you go to the wrong professional.  Call me today for a free initial confidential consultation so that your discharge of taxes will be successful.

For Arizona IRS Help call Scott Allen, E.A. – Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

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IRS Tax Examination Letters Scottsdale AZ

IRS Tax Examination Letters

There are at least four different types of IRS examination letters Scottsdale AZ used by the IRS.  The most common include:

Letter 525—General 30 Day Letter.  This letter gives you the results of a proposed adjustment to your tax return.  If you do not agree you can file an appeal within 30 days from the date of the letter.

Letter 1153—Trust Funds Recovery Penalty Letter.  This letter is the IRS’s attempt to collect the federal employment or excise taxes due from your business.  You have 60 days to appeal this decision from the date of the letter with the IRS Appeals Office.

Letter 3219—Notice of Deficiency.  This is notice of by the IRS Commissioner that you owe additional tax.  You have 90 days from the date of the notice to file a petition with the Tax Court.

Letter 3391—30 Day Non-filer letter.  This is notice that the IRS believe you have not filed returns for the period(s) mentioned in the letter.  It includes the amount of proposed adjusts to your tax return.  You can protest this assessment within 30 days of the date of this letter.  If you neglect to appeal this decision, the proposed assessments become a Substitute for Return (SFR).

Need help with any of these notices? Give Scott Allen EA a call today. He specializes in helping Scottsdale AZ taxpayers with IRS tax examination letters.

 

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