Get IRS Tax Debt Help, Relief

• ​Levy your bank accounts, IRA accounts, and any other liquid assets
• Place a lien and foreclose your home  
• Garnish your wages

How IRS Finds, Squeezes Tax Debtors 

If you haven’t filed returns in years, the IRS is looking for you by using algorithms to search through various public databases. If your business has payroll taxes debt, prepare for a rough ride.  The more you owe, the more aggressive you can expect the IRS to be. IRS personnel might call your boss, family, and neighbors. IRS can sue you. It can levy your pension. Life can become very difficult for you.  Fortunately, if you need IRS tax debt relief, there are ways out.

3 Ways to Stop IRS from Taking Your House, Cars, Cash, and Diamonds

The three ways out are  Offers-in-compromise (pay less than you owe), payment plans, or uncollectible status (to buy time to improve your finances — or if you’re very lucky, to ride out the statute of limitations).  This landscape of options is complex, but you don’t have to go it alone…

Call or text Tax Representative Jim Payne, CPA, at 352-317-5692. Ask for a free phone consultation.

We Help Clients Deal with the IRS and Pay Less Tax Debt

As your tax representative, I do four key things to  help you resolve your IRS problem:

1. 1. 1. 1. I Represent You — With me as your tax representative, you never have to come into direct contact with IRS personnel. This avoids the ugly problem of taxpayers saying the wrong thing — any misstatement—that might lead the IRS to conclude that the taxpayer is lying — a criminal offense.
            
            
         2. Assess the Mess —I work with you to do a thorough analysis of your ability to pay in order to develop a strategy. This is done by using the same formulas that the IRS Collections Division will use to determine whether or not to accept an Offer-In-Compromise or a Payment Plan. 
            
            
         3. ​Damage Control —  The IRS will not make a deal with you if the hole is getting deeper. So our next step is to get you in compliance with your current year’s taxes.
            
            
         4. Guided Resolution – There are proven legal options for resolving any IRS problem. I can guide you in implementing the steps and options that are the best solution for your situation; the solution that saves you the most money.

       

   2. Who Does (and Doesn’t) Need Help with the IRS?

      Not everyone needs a tax rep.  For example, if a simple IRS payment plan will pay off your debt in a time frame that is reasonable for you and the IRS,  you can set it up yourself online, without speaking to an IRS agent. However, I strongly urge these four ‘classes’ of taxpayers to get help:

      • ​Taxpayers who owe a large amount of money to the government
      • Business owners who are behind in their payroll taxes
      • Non-filers who want to get straight with the IRS

       

   3. If you fit into one of these categories, get a free phone consultation to discuss some of the possibilities for resolving your problems with the IRS.​

      Get Hope & Direction with a Free Consult

      Get a free initial phone consultation with independent Tax Representative Jim Payne, CPA

      During this free phone call, I’ll learn about the IRS tax problem you face, and give you my initial view on the best approach to resolve it.  In turn, I’m glad to answer any questions you may have. Clients often ask about my qualifications, procedures, fees, and a timeline to research, plan, then implement a strategy for them. Please call 352-317-5692 for your free consult. 

      You don’t have to go this alone. Having an independent tax professional represent you can help you get the best deal possible with the IRS — and relieve stress and anxiety. So remember, you cannot ignore the IRS, but there are ways out and HOPE ahead. 

      Call Jim Payne, CPA,  your independent tax representative, at 352-317-5692 for a free phone consult.