Get the IRS Off Your Back So You Can Get Back To Life

If you are in any of the following crisis situations, contact us for immediate, professional and absolutely confidential assistance.

The IRS Levied My Bank Account

When the IRS sends out a levy notice, the clock is ticking – you have just 21 days to fix this problem. If you take no action, the bank is required by law to freeze your account and send your money to the IRS. Imagine... all your money, just gone! When that happens, you could find yourself unable to make your mortgage payments, unable to pay your utilities and other bills, making a bad problem worse.

The IRS Garnished My Paycheck

This powerful IRS tactic gets your attention – and makes your life miserable. When the IRS garnishes your pay, your employer is required to send a substantial portion of each paycheck directly to the IRS, often leaving you without enough money to live on.

The IRS Levied Money From My Customers

If you’re a small business owner or independent contractor who is behind on taxes, this is one tactic the IRS uses to get its money, with devastating consequences. Not only does your cash flow dry up, but now your customers have been told by the IRS that you’re a tax deadbeat.

I Haven’t Filed My Tax Returns (Can I Go To Jail?)

The short answer is “Highly unlikely”.

But we understand your fear. Maybe you’re worried that coming forward will get you into more trouble. Or you think if you keep quiet, the IRS might overlook you. Wrong. And Wrong.

Not doing something is about the worst thing you can do.

I Owe Payroll Taxes

Your business is at serious risk if you don’t handle this situation correctly. It is critical to have a tax professional represent you. How you answer the first five questions asked by the IRS may determine whether you stay in business or are liquidated by them.

I Just Received An Audit Notice

We do not advise any taxpayer, no matter how simple your return, to represent yourself in an IRS Audit. Even if you think you’ve been absolutely honest and filed everything correctly, meeting with the IRS can be an intimidating experience by yourself.

I Can’t Pay What The IRS Says I Owe

What many taxpayers don’t realize is just about everything is negotiable with the IRS – if you know how. The staff at 1800TaxesCPA.com has experience negotiating with the IRS and will find you proper representation.

The IRS Has Filed A Lien Against Me

A Federal Tax Lien can wreak havoc when filed in the public records of the county courthouse where you reside. If you own real property in other counties, a lien will be filed there as well. The lien attaches to all property you now own or will acquire in the future.

The IRS Is About To Seize My Assets

You got into this dire situation most likely by failing to communicate with the IRS. The way to get out of it is to open a dialogue – immediately. If you don’t, the IRS has the power to take your personal or business property and sell it at auction.

I Think My Spouse Is In Trouble

If your spouse or even ex-spouse is in IRS trouble, you may be as well. If you signed a joint return at any time during your marriage, you can’t ignore your spouse’s problem.

Warning: Divorce decrees do not eliminate tax liabilities.