How to Get on an Installment Payment Plan for Back Taxes


by Staff Writer on October 18, 2017  0 Comment

How to Get on an Installment Payment Plan for Back Taxes
Unpaid tax debt is not uncommon, but it's not something that you should take lightly. If you owe money on your taxes, you must take action to settle with the IRS. There are several options for doing so that range from having the debt lowered or deferred to settling your debts immediately with a full payment.Explore your options to pay IRS in installments with our reputable IRS debt relief experts so you can choose a plan that's appropriate to your financial situation. There are several different ways that you can take care of unpaid tax debt, with something to suit any business or individual. The only wrong approach is taking no action at all. Options for Handling Unpaid Tax ...

How to Dispute IRS Back Taxes


by Staff Writer on October 11, 2017  0 Comment

How to Dispute IRS Back Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service is one of the most intimidating organizations on the planet, especially when it claims you owe it money. However, you can take solace in knowing that you have options to dispute IRS back taxes. With this guide, you'll learn how to battle the IRS in cases where you're falsely accused of owing back taxes. Let's get to work. Read the IRS Tax Collection Letters Letters from the IRS are scary even before you open them. You're not quite sure what to expect, and nine times out of 10, the letter contains something you don't want to read. However, reading the letters is the first step to dispute IRS back taxes.When you open the letter, carefully ...

5 Ways to Stop IRS Wage Garnishments


by Staff Writer on October 09, 2017  0 Comment

5 Ways to Stop IRS Wage Garnishments
Did you know IRS wage garnishments can be levied if you have unpaid back taxes? It’s scary. And it’s true.But the good news is that the IRS is typically slow to garnish wages. It’s an expensive, time-consuming process. They would much rather you just pay your taxes. (Wouldn’t you prefer that, too?)Unfortunately, things happen. Life gets in the way. And sometimes the fees and penalties have added up to the point where you just can’t pay your entire back taxes. You can still avoid IRS wage garnishments using any one of these seven methods. But first…Understand What IRS Wage Garnishment MeansWith IRS wage garnishments, the Internal Revenue Service can take a percentage of your wages until ...

What To Do If Your Business Owes Back Taxes


by Staff Writer on October 05, 2017  0 Comment

What To Do If Your Business Owes Back Taxes
For the 27.9 million small businesses in this country, as well as the 16,000+ larger corporations, quarterly taxes are a normal part of life. If you ignore your tax burden the interest, fees, and debt will just continue to grow. And if your business owes back taxes, you may be afraid to face the situation. You might worry that the IRS will come after your business, your home, and your assets. Or worse, you may fear ending up in jail.These things could happen, in theory—especially if your business owes back taxes. In most circumstances, however, the consequences are rarely as bad as you imagine. And the IRS is often slow to act.You can get ahead of the situation ...

What To Do If You Get a Tax Lien on Your House


by Staff Writer on October 03, 2017  0 Comment

What To Do If You Get a Tax Lien on Your House
Tax lien. The words are scary, but also steeped in mystery. You probably know a tax lien is bad, but do you know exactly what it is?A tax lien isn’t good, but it’s also not quite as awful as it souns. In fact, if you’ve received notice of an IRS tax lien on your property, you’re not alone. And, as far as threats from the Internal Revenue Service go, a tax levy should be far more disturbing.A tax lien could have a very negative effect on your credit report, but you can mitigate the damage by taking a few smart steps. And Solvable.com can help.Your Tax Lien Questions, AnsweredSo what is a tax lien? How is ...

12 Things You Must Know to Negotiate a Favorable IRS Tax Settlement


by Staff Writer on September 29, 2017  0 Comment

12 Things You Must Know to Negotiate a Favorable IRS Tax Settlement
Do you owe back taxes? Are you looking at a bill for a lump sum of money you need to pay to the IRS and thinking there’s no way you can pay it? Here are 12 things you must know to negotiate a favorable IRS tax settlement.If you consult with a reputable tax professional and follow their directions, you may be able to reduce your overall back taxes, set up a payment plan, and get back on your feet as you begin to pay off your back taxes.But first, there are 12 things you must know to negotiate a favorable IRS tax settlement. 1. Come to Terms with Your Back Taxes This first step to an IRS tax settlement ...

IRS Programs to Reduce Back Taxes


by Staff Writer on August 18, 2017  0 Comment

IRS Programs to Reduce Back Taxes
Owing the IRS is probably one of the scariest situations for an individual to be in. Fortunately, they offer ways to reduce tax debt. If you seek tax relief help and you don’t avoid attempts by the Internal Revenue Service to communicate with you regarding your debt, you could be in for a (good!) surprise —and substantial savings on your tax debt.Not all tax relief programs help reduce tax debt in the same way. Let’s look at the good and bad of tax debt relief so you can work effectively with a tax relief company to resolve your back taxes, perhaps even reducing your debt so you can start to pay it off.1. The IRS Fresh Start Program...

When And Why Would You Need An IRS Tax Attorney?


by Staff Writer on December 14, 2016  0 Comment

When And Why Would You Need An IRS Tax Attorney?
Your tax bill has arrived. But, as they say, you can’t get blood from a stone. You simply can’t pay. This is when you need an IRS tax attorney to help you navigate the complex landscape of tax laws and court revenue rulings.Perhaps the interest, fees, and penalties have mounted to the point you can’t even fathom your tax bill. Or maybe your circumstances changed, the money you earned is long spent, and you can’t pay the taxes you owe on past income.Maybe you’re a new business owner who vastly underestimated your earnings and, as a result, your estimated quarterly tax payments.Whatever your individual circumstances, you are probably scared, sick with worry, and concerned about your financial ...