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IRS Woes in San Diego? National Tax Attorney has the Solution That's Right for You!
Whether you are an individual, a rental property owner or an S-corporation, if you have tax problems the staff at National Tax Attorney can help. National Tax Attorney is a group of highly trained and experienced attorneys, CPAs and negotiators that specialize in tax planning, preparation, payroll and sales tax. As well as all the tax resolution for issues that can result from tax discrepancies with taxing agencies like the IRS.
Individuals and businesses alike can run into financial difficulties that make paying your taxes on time difficult. If you don't have the money to pay you might be tempted to just not file. However, kicking the can down the road will not make your situation better. If you have already missed filing some tax returns and been contacted by the IRS about the missing returns, we strongly suggest act quickly. If your situation has gone beyond that point or you need help filing your missing returns we suggest you hire a professional to help you. National Tax Attorney has staff that are experts in both corporate and individual tax laws. They can help you file and correct returns. If you have received notice of wage garnishments, Tax liens and seizures or Bank Levies they can negotiate with the IRS or other taxing agency for you so you can continue to operate your business or if you are an individual, you can get back to the business of living stress free. Our staff will safeguard you from making a mistake that can make things more difficult than they already are.
Why Call National Tax Attorney?

• If you have filed and can't pay the full amount of tax due, the IRS charges a failure to pay penalty and interest on any amount owed (1). According to the IRS interest begins to accrue on any unpaid taxes from the day return is due (April 15th for individuals) until the amount owed is paid in full. And the interest compounds daily! The IRS determines interest rates quarterly and they charge the current federal short-term rate plus an additional 3 percent. Because the interest is based on the federal short-term rate it can change over time. In addition to interest, penalties are assessed every month (if the tax due is only past due a portion of a month, that is charge a penalty too) on the unpaid taxes. The failure to pay penalty starts at one-half of one percent initially and jumps to one percent after 10 days if the tax remains unpaid after the IRS issues a notice of intent to levy property.

Sound complicated? There's more.

• If you don't file on time and its determined you owe taxes, there's also a penalty for not filing. This penalty is called the failure to file penalty and is usually equal to five percent of the tax owed for each month, or part of a month that your return is past due, which can accumulate to a maximum 25% of what is owed. If you haven't filed your return within 60 days of the due date, the minimum penalty assessed can end up being $205 or 100 percent of the tax owed.

As you can see the penalties and interest that accumulates on unpaid taxes can add up quickly and put you in a debt situation that seems overwhelming.
What Kinds of Tax Issues Can We Resolve?
If the IRS has notified you of an error in your taxes, or failed to file, or just couldn't pay at the time of filing we can help you get it straight with the IRS. Owing the United States Treasury often results in several larger problems such as freezing of bank accounts, property seizures or wage garnishments. At National Tax Attorney, we know how to fix errors, the appropriate tax returns and forms to file on your behalf and how to work with the IRS to find solutions to your tax problems. We have helped individuals and corporations overcome the most complicated tax issues that you can imagine and, as our client, you will find we can do the same for you.
Why you need to act now!
Taxing authorities, and the IRS in particular have a variety of means by which they can recover monies owed to them. If you owe taxes and you have ignored repeated attempts by the IRS to contact you any of the following steps can be taken by the IRS and once put in place they are often complicated to reverse until the taxes, penalties and interest owed are paid in their entirety.
Wage Garnishment
Under a wage garnishment, the IRS notifies your employer to withhold a portion of your pay check (up to 70%) until their debt is satisfied. For debts owed to collectors where a wage garnishment has been issued, the process involves getting a court ordered judgement and they are limited by law as to how much of your pay they are allowed to take. But the Treasury can take your pay without a court order and the law dictates exactly what must be left for you. Getting by on only 30% of a pay check for an extended period of time would certainly complicate most people's financial security significantly.
Bank Levies
Another way the IRS can ensure payment, is by placing a hold on your financial accounts in order to retrieve the unpaid debt. Just as with a wage garnishment, a bank levy can prevent you from having access to the money you need to live.
Tax Liens and Seizures  
 tax lien is a hold placed on your property, that ensures the taxing authority will get their money in the event the property is sold. The immediate problem with a tax lien is the damage it can do to your credit. If you own a business, imagine what happens if your suppliers no longer allow you to buy on credit because you are a risk. As an individual, poor credit can prevent you from renting a place to live or a car or even prevent you from refinancing your home. At National Tax Attorney, we understand mistakes can easily be made on tax returns and that when people are behind on their taxes it's often because they are financially overwhelmed and often don't know what options are available to them. The professional staff of National Tax Attorney will determine what options you have and help you negotiate with the tax authority to get the best possible solution possible for whatever circumstances you may be facing.
Benefits of Hiring Professional Services
Tax debt is more common than you might think Life is complicated and there are so many circumstances that can place individuals and businesses in temporary financial stress. If that has happened to you and you have found yourself owing taxes, move quickly to get the situation under control and prevent your debt from amplifying. We recommend hiring a professional to help you through the complicated process of filing corrections, dealing with bank levies or wage garnishments and negotiating instalments. A professional tax service provider like National Tax Attorney can help you with any tax problem you may encounter whether it involves tax filing, tax debt, tax liens, bank levies, or wage garnishments. Our attorneys are highly educated, have years of experience and have the right skills to deal with your tax or financial issues, whatever they may be.
If you need help with your financial planning? We do that too!
Call National Tax Attorney today!

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