Killer IRS Back Taxes

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 4, 2010 -- FILING BACK TAXES. HELP WITH IRS BACK TAXES?

If you didn’t file tax returns in past years, you may consider having a tax professional preparing your returns. A tax negotiator is familiar with most of the deductions you may be eligible for and he will try to reduce the amount you may owe. Surprisingly, you may be entitled to get larger refunds.

UNFILED BACK TAXES! HOW TO FILE BACK TAXES? WHAT SHOULD I KNOW BEFORE FILING BACK TAXES?

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Killer IRS Back Taxes

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When preparing your tax returns for past years you will need the information on your W-2 and 1099 forms. Look for receipts and other documentation for all your expenses from previous years. These deductions, exemptions and tax credits may reduce your tax liability.

I HAVEN‘T FILE TAX RETURNS. WHAT IS THE IRS GOING TO DO IF I DON‘T FILE?

The IRS will prepare your tax returns. You may be aware that they will use only the information they have in their system, and thus, you can not benefit from additional deductions you may wish to claim. The IRS will assess your tax liability and start a collection process. As a result of the IRS filing your return, they can file a federal tax lien against your property. Even worse, they can put a levy on your account.

I CAN’T AFFORD TO PAY BACK TAXES I OWE. THE INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS ARE TOO HIGH! SHOULD I FILE OFFER IN COMPROMISE?

You may be able to settle your tax debt for less, filing an Offer In Compromise. Your tax liability may be reduced, if the IRS accepts your offer in compromise.

I CAN’T AFFORD TO PAY MY BACK TAXES! CAN I QUALIFY FOR CURRENTLY NOT COLLECTIBLE STATUS?

If you can not afford to make reasonable payments to the IRS and you prove financial hardship, you may qualify for Currently Not Collectible status. If the IRS approves your request, they will stop any collection action they have against you. Collection action can take form of wage garnishment or tax lien against your property. However, the penalties and interest will continue to accrue. If the statute of limitations on collection action expires, your back taxes debt will be voided. The 10-years statute of limitations applies from the date of assessment.

More information can be found online at http://www.taxproblem.org/frequently-asked-questions/irs-back-taxes/

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