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You owe the IRS. We know exactly the anxiety you must feel right now. Tax burdens can be devastating in many ways.
Now take a moment, relax. We’re going to take care of it, we’re going to protect your rights, and bring a resolution to your tax matters. We guarantee it.
For the past several years, Certified Tax Group, has been representing taxpayers nationwide before the IRS to bring a resolution to their past due tax liabilities. Certified Tax Group, will provide you with professional representation in a way that is comprehensive to your needs and provide protection of your rights under the law, and tax regulations.
Get over the anxiety, and call us today for a NO COST Consultation and Pre-Qualification, 1-800-795-4029.
We’ll discuss your case with you and provide you with viable options to substantially reduce or completely eliminate your past due tax liability. To help you better understand your options please review the programs available for you in the content below:
Offer in Compromise
According to the Internal Revenue Service an Offer in Compromise (OIC) is "An agreement between a taxpayer and the Internal Revenue Service that settles the taxpayer’s tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed. Absent special circumstances, an offer will not be accepted if the IRS believes that the liability can be paid in full as a lump sum or through a payment agreement.“ In short; if the debt is to big to pay they will settle for less than what is owed...(read more)
IRS Installment Agreement
An IRS installment agreement allows you to pay your full debt in smaller, more manageable amounts. Installment agreements generally require equal monthly payments. The amount of your installment payments and the number you make will be based on the amount you owe and your ability to pay that amount within the time the IRS can legally collect payment from you. In many instances when an individual attempts to negotiate their installment agreement they end up with payments that are more than they can afford, thus defaulting on the payment plan. (read more)
Currently Not Collectable
A Currently Not Collectable status is one where the taxpayer hasn’t the ability to pay their tax debt. The IRS will declare a taxpayer "currently not collectible" after the IRS is provided and receives evidence that the taxpayer does not have the ability to pay any portion of their tax debt. Once this is done the IRS will cease all collection activities; that includes the lifting of a bank levy or wage garnishment. (read more)
Wage Garnishment Release
A wage garnishment is a popular collection method used by the IRS. They will notify the taxpayer’s employer to forward up to 75% of the gross wages from the taxpayer’s pay. The balance will go to pay the taxpayer after deducting withholding taxes. for the entire amount of the gross pay. In many instances the taxpayer us left with very little or no pay. With today’s economy this can be devastating to the taxpayer and their family. Certified Tax Group will Stop the Wage garnishment usually in 24 to 48 hours helping to avoid a distressing situation for the taxpayer. (read more)
Bank Levy Release
An IRS Bank Levy, like the wage garnishment can cause irreparable damage to a taxpayer and their family. But unlike a wage garnishment the release of a bank levy is more difficult to have released, as they do not follow the same general rules, and require additional and very specific information and requirements that must be submitted and received by the IRS before they authorize the release of a Bank Levy. With a bank levy, in most cases the taxpayer has only 21 days to get the bank levy released, and unlike a wage garnishment the IRS is demanding 100% of the funds in the account (read more)
Payroll Tax Representation
As a business owner if you fail to pay your payroll taxes or fail to file payroll tax returns, the IRS may levy your business assets, including but not limited to bank accounts, accounts receivables, equipment, vehicles, and may even close the business. Under IRS Code Section 6672, current and former officers of the business, along with anyone else that had check writing authority are personally liable for all payroll tax debt; whether the business is currently operational or not. Certified Tax Group will represent you with the IRS, protect your business and your rights while negotiating a fair and equitable settlement of the delinquent payroll taxes and/or filings. (read more)
File Delinquent Tax Returns
For years now thousands taxpayers fail to file required tax returns. In many instances when the taxpayer fails to file their tax returns the IRS will file a substitute return in their stead. When this happens the IRS does not take into account any deductions the taxpayer may have and consequently leads to the creation of a tax debt that in many cases is erroneous. Certified Tax Group will file your delinquent tax returns even if you don’t have all the W-2’s, or 1099’s available. We will contact the IRS obtain all necessary documentation and produce and file amended returns to help reduce and in many instances eliminate the delinquent tax debt in total.(read more)
Revenue Officer Assistance
When you owe more than $25,000.00 in delinquent taxes the IRS will assign a Revenue Officer. This individuals only responsibility is to collect the past due tax amount. The Revenue Officer will pursue any means necessary under the law and tax code to satisfy that tax debt. Certified Tax Group will represent you with the Revenue Officer so you don't need to. We will negotiate a fair and equitable settlement of your delinquent income tax liability. (read more)
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