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·        UNFILED TAX RETURNS - Taxpayers should file all tax returns that are due, regardless of whether or not full payment can be made with the return.  Depending on an individual's circumstances, a taxpayer filing late may qualify for a payment plan.  All payment plans require continued compliance with all filing and payment responsibilities after the plan is approved. If you owe back taxes interest is building up every day, in addition to any tax and penalties the IRS has or will assess. We will prepare and file all back tax returns for you, and we will also start the process of working out a payment plan for the amount that is due the IRS and/or your state. For More on Unfiled Tax Returns, Click Here

·       AUDITS - Your tax return may be examined for a variety of reasons, and the examination may take place in any one of several ways.  After the examination, if any changes to your tax are proposed, you can either agree with those changes or pay any additional tax you may owe, or you can disagree with the changes and appeal the decision. As a taxpayer you have the right to be treated professionally, fairly, promptly, and courteously by all IRS employees.  Among other rights, you have the right to: disagree with your tax bill, meet with an IRS manager if you disagree with the IRS employee who handles your tax case.

      You can also appeal most IRS collection actions, have your case transferred to a different IRS office if you have a valid reason (such as if you move ), be represented by someone when dealing with IRS matter and receive a receipt for any payment you make.  As a licensed tax professional, I will review your tax returns and supporting documents, prepare a pre-audit strategy and represent your tax positions during the actual audit.

 COLLECTIONS - If you do not pay in full when you file your tax return, you will receive a bill.  This bill begins what is known as The IRS Collection Process, which continues through alternatives payment options and ends when your tax account is satisfied. For More on The Collection Process, Click Here.  If the IRS has issued an intent to lien or levy against your property or actually seized your property, included in the collection process are appeal avenues available to delay the collection process allowing other options to be offered, such as, installment agreements or an Offer in Compromise for a reduced amount.

·        COLLECTION APPEALS RIGHTS -  You can appeal many IRS collection action.  There are various collection appeal procedures available to you.  The two main procedures are Collection Due Process (CDP) and Collection Appeals Program (CAP).  There are other collection actions, which have their own specific appeal procedures.  For More on the Collection Appeal Rights Click Here.