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Drowning in Tax Woes in Riverside? Let National Tax Attorney be Your Life Raft

If you have IRS woes chances are you are already painfully aware of all the options the IRS has to collect money owed them - wage garnishments, bank and property levies and seizure of your car, boat, home or other personal property are all on the table. Even if the IRS has already levied your wages (garnishment) or have issued a bank levy, it’s not too late, National Tax Attorney will work through the taxation process to provide with alternatives. Have you been served notice of a pending action by the IRS and ignoring their attempts at making contact for fear of what comes next? Call us and tell us your story. Ignoring the IRS won’t work. We know, because our staff that specializes in taxes, and we have seen plenty of financial devastation brought about by ignoring the IRS.

Why call National Tax Attorney?

National Tax Attorney has a capable staff specializing in fixing errors, filing tax returns and negotiations with tax authorities. Many of our staff are certified by the IRS which makes them qualified to negotiate on your behalf, others are certified public accountants and tax attorneys and bookkeepers who have the necessary background you need on your side. To become certified, our EAs had to take a difficult two-day test administered by the IRS and must obtain at least 24 hours of continuing education credits yearly with a total of 72 hours completed during a 3-year cycle. The point is, we stay current on the tax laws that apply so that we can provide the best representation we possibly can to get you the best possible solution for your tax situation.

Still not convinced? We are a member of the Better Business Bureau, have been featured for our works on NBC News, Fox, CBS and ABC and were rated by Acquisition International Awards their 2017 Tax Resolution firm of the year. Our services are guaranteed and make every effort to negotiate a solution our clients can live with.  We know return business and word of mouth are the cornerstones of success and we strive to make sure our clients are satisfied with their results.

Our guarantee

The end result is that we want to settle your debt with the IRS. Once your OIC is filed, your wages will not be garnished nor will your property be seized.

Additionally, the services at National Tax Attorney are guaranteed: 1) After 3 days of working with us, if you are not happy with the service we have provided, we will fully return your money l and 2) your Offer in Compromise (OIC) will be completely accurate and the settlement done correctly, or the penalties incurred will be paid by us.

What Sort of Challenges Do We Take on For Our Clients?

Now that you know who we are, here is what we can do for you. If you have received notice of an audit, incorrect calculations or an error in the information contained in your taxes, if your bank account has been frozen, your wages garnished, if you missed filing a return, filed an incorrect form or just couldn’t cover the cost of what you owed when you completed your return, we can arrange with the taxing authority to provide you with an acceptable solution.  We can stop your present tax issues from becoming even bigger ones.

Filing Returns

This first step is crucial to bring you in compliance because the IRS won’t negotiate any sort of tax resolution unless all delinquent taxes are filed. If this applies to you, we will help you file all your delinquent returns. Then we can begin the process of figuring out your best options for payment. Filing for Tax resolution can be a complicated process. Perhaps the IRS has already filed for you and have assessed an amount of tax they feel is owed by you – a process called Substitute for Return. What if you disagree with the IRS’s finding about how much you owe or your ability to pay? Do you know which returns to file or the forms necessary to file in order to dispute the amount owed, for late filing, etc? At National Tax Attorney we will walk you through whatever your filing needs may be – whether you need a correction, need to file a delinquent return or need negotiations for payment options. We will also teach you the correct way to file so that filing your own taxes, if that is what you want to do, will be easier for you in the future.

Payment Options

As we stated earlier, in order to have payment options at all, you need to furnish all the return(s) currently missing to the IRS. Once filed, we negotiate with your agent to find a solution that best fits your current state of financial affairs.  Our options include: 1) making the argument that by paying taxes it will cause undue hardship and therefore cannot pay the taxes (in that instance the IRS may agree to delay collection), 2) requesting a payment plan to extend your payments over a prolonged period of time or 3) make the IRS an offer of compromise (OIC).  In most cases the IRS will not accept an OIC unless extreme hardship can be proven that prevents you from paying your taxes in full.

Installment Agreements

If the IRS determines you can afford to pay your taxes if given enough time to do so, we would file for a payment plan that allows you to make extend your payments over time so that paying your taxes won’t be as difficult as paying them all at once. Under an installment agreement, payment options include paying in full, requesting a short-term agreement (payment plans less than 121 days) or a long-term agreement (paying plans with durations of 121 days or longer). Both the short-term plan and long-term plans or changes from one plan to another, may incur fees, and the IRS often applies penalties and interest until the tax debt is fully paid. At National Tax Attorney we will make every effort to save you money by requesting a reduction of fees, penalties and interest.

Offer in Compromise

When an offer in compromise (OIC) is made with the Internal Revenue Service the taxpayer agrees to pay an amount less than value of the taxes owed. When negotiating an OIC, the IRS takes its ability to recover the taxes owed based on the taxpayer’s total income, ability to pay, assets, and expenses.

Notice of Intent to Levy ….

When for whatever reason – you’ve moved and the IRS doesn’t have your new address or perhaps you just haven’t responded to notices from the IRS because you don’t see any path forward, the IRS will begin a process to recover monies they feel are owed, by whatever means will get them results. They may freeze your bank accounts, have your wages garnished, place a lien against your property or even seize your property to place the sale proceeds against your debt. Once the IRS moves forward with any of these steps, they will be reluctant to reverse the process until your entire debt is paid off in its entirety. The time to act is now if you have received a Notice of Intent to Levy so we can halt the process before the Levy is put in place. Call us, tell us your story so we can prevent the IRS from putting a garnishment or Bank Levy in place. Even if the Treasury has already garnished your wages or placed a hold on your bank account, if you contact us early enough, we may be able to help.     

Whatever your tax issue we believe we can help you. Contact us today.

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