Tax Debt Solutions

When you’re in a position where settling your tax obligations could lead to extreme worsening of your situation, the assessments by the IRS isn’t correct, or you really can’t pay the IRS your tax liability, an Offer in Compromise (OIC) may be your best option.
An OIC is an agreement with the IRS that often cuts down your tax liability by a lot. This means significantly lower tax obligations and a lower payment for you. You can breathe easier and have a chance to improve your situation.
The requirements are rigid, but if you qualify the results are incredible!
If you want to know if you’d qualify for an Offer in Compromise, our tax resolution specialists can review your case and give you the best option to settle your tax obligations.

One of the most common ways to resolve your debt with the IRS is to negotiate an IRS installment agreement. This is one of the areas we excel but will only take this course of action if it’s in your best interest. Now, while an installment plan is common, it can be tricky to negotiate. As a tax specialist, we can help you get a better plan than you can negotiate on your own with the IRS.
We can also look at negotiating the entire debt owed based on the documents you provide and analyzing your financial situation before actually negotiating the installment agreement. So, let our tax experts help you negotiate a plan with the IRS that you can actually pay.

If you are responsible for accounting for specific tax payments such as Social Security, Medicare taxes, and employment taxes, you may end up facing Trust Fund Recovery Penalties. Even if the business closed but the funds were not paid over, the IRS can come after you as a former Director or manager for the unpaid taxes. If for any reason you may have failed to perform these duties of collecting and paying over taxes held in trust, the IRS will assess a penalty against you.
If this happens to you, we can negotiate a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty relief for you. As part of our Tax Debt Solutions, our team is extremely knowledgeable and skilled at resolving Trust Fund Recovery Penalty issues.

If you owe taxes and you are in a situation where you really can’t pay the IRS anything, your debt may be deemed Currently Not Collectible (CNC). If you do not have any disposable income, we can help you secure a halt on collection activities with the IRS.
Our tax consultants can determine whether you can qualify for CNC. Unfortunately, interest and penalties can still grow on your tax obligations with the IRS under CNC. But, once you’re in CNC status, the IRS typically won’t attempt to garnish your wages or put a levy or lien on your assets. Talk with a Tax Consultant at USA Tax Debt Defense, Inc. and we’ll help you understand what you may lose or gain by getting CNC status.

Millions of fellow Americans suffer IRS penalties along with the taxes they already owe. Penalties for tax issues can include civil fines and even in some cases imprisonment. If, however, a taxpayer can show reasonable cause, the IRS can offer a rebate, decrease the tax liability, or reduce the penalties. Reasonable cause depends on your situation. Our tax experts can identify which one may be beneficial for you. These can include a death in your family, a mistake by the IRS, divorce, and more.

Non-filing of your taxes marks you as a delinquent in the IRS books. This can lead to interest charges and penalties. Or, the IRS can file tax returns on your behalf under the Substitute Filed Return (SFR) program.
There are many reasons why you may not have gotten around to filing your taxes. With our vast experience in helping our clients file their returns annually, we can help you file yours. This is the first step to resolving your issues with the IRS as the IRS will not negotiate if you have tax returns outstanding.
Whether you have a good reason for not filing your taxes (for e.g. a major illness) or you just never got around to it, our tax experts can help you.

The IRS can audit you at any time. The law, however, provides for you to have a representative on your behalf if the IRS is auditing you.
If you receive a tax audit letter from the IRS contact us immediately. We will assess your financial details and outline a strategy to defend you. After the Audit, you will get the IRS calculation of the taxes, interests, and penalties – if any – that you may owe them. Having a tax representative from USA Tax Debt Defense, Inc during these proceedings can make the difference in how much you are assessed.

An IRS Levy allows the IRS to legally seize your property and assets to settle your tax debt. This is most often against money you have in a bank account (bank levy) but can also be on your other assets such as your house or car. The levy can be released within 21 days from the date of issue, but the IRS can act anytime within that period.
To prevent the IRS from seizing your assets you need to secure a tax levy release quickly. As soon as you get a tax levy letter, contact USA Tax Debt Defense, Inc. for us to get started quickly on getting the tax levy released. We can work with the IRS to secure the release in exchange for another option that is acceptable to you such as an installment agreement, an OIC, etc.

As one of the easiest routes for the IRS to recover taxes, they may implement wage garnishment on your paycheck. This means the IRS can request up to 75% of your salary to go towards your tax debt payments.
No one wants their boss to know that they are in trouble with the IRS. While your boss cannot fire you for this, it can be extremely embarrassing. Plus, this will make life difficult for you to pay your bills and take care of you and your family.
If you find yourself in such a situation, a wage garnishment release may be your best option. If the IRS is garnishing your wages, talk to us. We can help you to get a wage garnishment release and then look at your other options for you to resolve your obligations to the IRS.

If someone has stolen your identity and filed tax returns under your name, this is refund fraud. This normally happens when someone uses your Social Security Number (SSN) to file a tax return and claim a fraudulent refund. Normally, most persons won’t find this out until they go to file a return only to realize one has already been filed and tax refunds paid using their SSN.
There are actions you can take if someone else has already filed taxes using your details. We can help you fix tax-related identity theft with the IRS.

If the government puts a lien on your personal property and then seizes it, they will sell your property to recover your tax debt and the costs of the seizure and sale proceedings. When a lien is issued, you will have time to react and negotiate a release with the IRS if you have good representation with you.
Let us help you secure a seizure release and help you resolve your tax liability with the IRS.

While there are statutes of limitations on collection of taxes – normally ten years – there are numerous conditions governing this. The expiration can differ for assessment, refund, and collection. Plus, there are other conditions that can start or stop the clock for the allowable collection period.
With USA Tax Debt Defense, Inc’s years of experience handling tax preparation and tax issues for clients, we know the rules governing statute of limitations and expired taxes. Set up a meeting with one of our tax consultants to see if your taxes should be deemed as no longer collectible because the legal collection period has expired.