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IRS tax problems solved by Steven H. Kassel, EA. Free consultations | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
A Federal Tax Lien is just the first action the Internal Revenue Service can take in attempting to collect taxes owed. What may follow? Your bank account can be levied and your wages can be garnished. If that doesn't work, your car, home and even your business could be seized and sold at public auction. As you are aware, the Internal Revenue Service now makes it much more difficult to handle your unpaid income and payroll taxes. While not all taxpayers encounter the problems discussed before the Senate Finance Committee, it makes sense to have a professional handling your case to ensure the most favorable outcome possible. I previously served as an IRS Revenue Officer in the Collection Division in San Jose. Six years ago, I left the IRS so I could work for people just like you. In 1997, I testified on Capitol Hill before the National Commission on Restructuring the IRS. That committee's recommendations formed the basis for the historic IRS Reform bill that was just signed into law by the President. On September 28, I met with IRS Western Regional Commissioner in Southern California and discussed the changes in the new law and how those changes will affect you. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Offer in Compromise changes to be announced soon! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
In some cases you can settle accounts for far less than the total owed (Offer in Compromise). However, you will not get an Offer approved without experienced professional help. About 85% of my client's Offers have been ac-cepted. Why? Because I won't submit an Offer unless I believe it will be accepted. On December 15, 1998, I was told that the IRS may reduce the amount needed for your Offer to be accepted by as much as 35%. While it is not etched in stone, it appears that the IRS will reduce the multiplier used for the "present value" equation. It's rather technical to explain here, but the IRS calculates the amount they can reasonable expect to collect from you over the next few years.
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How do I decide who to hire? Can they deliver or are they promising things they can't really do? Who are you and why should I consider giving you my money to help me? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Some unlicensed "negotiation experts" will tell you they'll get all penalties and interest abated and you'll only pay 5-10 cents on the dollar. Some companies send unqualified sales closers to get your money before you can sit down with their "experts". Other firms illegally "cold call" potential clients. For your own sake, only do business with a licensed tax practitioner (Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney) that is in compliance with IRS regulations. | By offering specific solutions to tough problems, I can get you through this. Nearly half my business comes from referrals by previous clients and other tax professionals. Call me for a free initial consultation. I will take your case only if I can be of assistance to you. I previously served as an IRS Revenue Officer in the Collection Division in San Jose. Six years ago, I left the IRS so I could work for people just like you. In 1997, I testified on Capitol Hill before the National Commission on Restructuring the IRS. That committee's recommendations formed the basis for the historic IRS Reform bill that was just signed into law by the President.
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