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Is there a IRS debt relief program?
Yes there is a IRS debt relief program. It has been around since 2007. For you to qualify you need to owe the IRS at least 20,000$ in taxes. But there is some exceptions to that rule.
Where can one find information on IRS relief tax?
If one is wanting to find information on IRS relief tax there is a broad range of information available on the IRS website. There is also information provided on the IRS Tax Relief Now website.
Do I need an attorney to get some relief from my tax debt or would it be better to contact the IRS myself?
I would start by contacting the IRS and setting up a meeting with a Tax Advocate. If you do not find relief you were hoping for, it may be in your best interest to contact a qualified tax attorney that has experience dealing with the IRS.
What is an IRS tax relief?
An IRS tax relief is a company that specializes in lowering costs for individuals that are having problems with their IRS tax returns. You do have to spend money on them, but usually they can save you more money than you spend.
Under which circumstances does the IRS provide tax relief?
There are few circumstances in which the IRS provides tax relief. However, victims of natural disaster, such as those in the path of Hurricane Sandy, usually receive some form of relief. Those who declare bankruptcy or have some other extenuating circumstances may qualify, but they will usually need a lawyer to argue their case.
Where exactly can I find IRS relief?
You can first try contacting the IRS at IRS.gov and if need be you can contact a company that works with the IRS to settle your debt. You can the Better Business Bureau in your area to ask for a list of companies that handle debt relief.
Where can one find more information on the American relief tax?
A person may find more information on Tax Relief through the IRS's official website, by reading the IRS's 'Publication 4681'. Through the IRS website, you will find detailed information on Debt procedures, and what to do if you are facing foreclosure.
Is there a government program for IRS Relief?
There is government IRS Relief but you would have to meet some qualifications like being a certain age, disabled, natural disasters. There are programs that can help if you don't fit some of these qualifications but you would need to do research and make sure that you qualify and make sure you don't get with a company that will scam you out of your money and put you in more debt. Always research
Are IRS Tax Relief companies really able to reduce my tax debt?
IRS Tax Relief programs are not guaranteed to lower your tax debt. In most cases, they bother the IRS enough that they'll lower monthly payments or slightly reduce what you owe. However, these programs cost money which might worsen your ability to pay the IRS. A monthly payment plan to the IRS and having a CPA look over your taxes is the best option.
What are the problems of an IRS offer in compromise?
The IRS is often painted in a bad light for taking a firm stand on tax evasion. However, the body, in most cases, is willing to work with taxpayers and has various IRS debt relief programs in place. Offer in Compromise is one of IRS' most popular tax settlement methods. Eligible taxpayers can settle their outstanding at a lesser amount than what they owe to the IRS in back taxes and interests. Visit this page: myirsteam.com/irs-debt-relief/offers-in-compromise/
Is there an agency that can negotiate tax relief for me if I'm behind on my federal taxes?
There are a number of law firms that specialize in "tax relief." Most employ former IRS professionals. You can work with the IRS to set up a payment plan, but to get the most benefits available to you, it is best work with a group of professionals who are not directly attached to the IRS. This site has a comprehensive FAQ http://www.jgtaxgroup.com/ You can also Google "tax relief" and get a long list of sites that have information.
What are some ways to contact the IRS help line?
Information on contacting the IRS can be found on their official government website. The toll free number to call, if you are an individual and not a business, is 1-800-829-1040.
