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Do Tax Resolution Services Work?
May 26, 2015 by
Do tax resolution services work?
Yes! But you need the right representation at a reasonable cost. Read more here.
How do I know if it will work for me specifically?
This will depend on your personal expectations and circumstances. In most individual IRS tax debt cases, a well planned phone call or two can resolve your income tax liabilities directly with the IRS. And, most people can do it themselves. They just need some initial guidance. Read more here.
What can a tax resolutio...
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Fresh Start Tax Relief for Over the Road Truck Drivers
May 18, 2015 by
Over the road truck drivers keep the economy moving by delivering goods everyday across the country. Life on the road means that some things get put on the backburner. Sometimes taxes are left there for a while and back tax debts pile up.
Fresh Start Tax Relief can help you gain control of your back tax liabilities by contacting the IRS on your behalf to research and investigate your account. We'll also help determine the best way to resolve and reduce your back taxes through government...
Fresh Start Client Didn't Need Full Tax Representation, Just Guidance
May 11, 2015 by
At the end of 2014 Fresh Start Tax Relief was hired by a local Chicagoan. He lives two blocks from our office. A balance due on his 2013 1040 tax return prompted him to call.
He already had a formal Installment Agreement in place on a $2,500 tax debt from 2010 and wasn't sure how to handle an additional $10,000 tax debt from 2013.
Here's what we were able to help him figure out.
- His accountant did not eFile his 2013 tax return as promised.
- He will be able to include his new 2013 balance due ...
Asset Values in an Offer in Compromise
May 4, 2015 by
The IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a great tool to resolve your back tax liabilities, if you qualify. The IRS looks heavily at your assets and your ability to pay monthly.
If the equity in your assets is more than you owe the IRS, you may not qualify for the OIC. But the OIC equity calculation isn't as simple as taking the fair market value of your asset and subtracting the loan balance. It can be much more in depth than that. For example, the IRS uses a Quick Sale Value (QSV) or liquida...