Tax Prep

If you have all of your tax documents (W2, 1099, expenses) then tax returns may only take a day. More difficult tax returns or delays having all of the needed information will add more time.

Incorporating

The paperwork can all be done within a day. Each state has it’s own timeframe

Past due tax relief

Timeframe will depend on the scope of the issue, and what type of tax resolution you qualify for. Hardship status and payment plans can be as quick as 1-10 days. However, offer in compromise (OIC offers) can take the IRS 9-18 months to review.

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The IRS has 10 years to collect any unpaid tax balance. This date, however, starts when they receive the tax return and agree to it. So, it is very important to file as soon as you can, even if you can’t pay. The IRS has programs for however much you can afford.

Once you join our program, we can pull all of your tax information from the IRS. This can be used to see what returns are unfiled, see what years have balances, see the penalties the IRS has been charging, and also your income for us to use to file your returns.

You will still need to inform us of any expenses or deductions you’d like to appear on your return.

Most likely, yes. No one can remove tax liens but the IRS. Liens are removed by either paying the IRS in full, fully paying off an Offer in Compromise, or having the tax balance expire.

Stay away from people promising they can remove the tax liens, or even interest on taxes. It simply is not possible.

If the IRS is taking money without first discussing it with you or setting up payments, it is called a garnishment or bank levy. These can be stopped and sometimes reversed for serious needs such as payroll, food, prescriptions, and in obvious hardships. Once your case is excepted by the IRS, the levies and garnishments will stop.

Each state has their own way of dealing with past due taxes. Some states offer hardship status to stop collections until later. Most offer installment payments but different durations from one year to life of the balance. Some even provide access to Offer in compromise programs to settle for less than the total balance due.