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Wage Garnishment in Arizona: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, July 29, 2011

What happens when the IRS garnishes my wages? 

Your employer will receive a notice from the IRS to start sending a percentage of your pay check to the IRS.  The amount that will be deducted from you check will vary depending on a number of factors including your filing status and number of dependents you are claiming.  This is the maximum amount that the IRS can take.  Your professional representative should be able to get this amount reduced by providing the IRS with information that shows a lesser ability to pay. 

Most clients are shocked when their employer notifies them that their wages are now being garnished.  However, few clients are surprised by the garnishment.  In fact most have been expecting it to happen for months or even years.  Prior notices requesting payment have usually been ignored.

What do I need to do to get my wage garnishment released?

First you have to be in compliance which means that all of your tax returns for prior years must be filed and you must be having the right amount of federal withholdings being deducted from your gross pay.  I can file all of your back tax returns even if you have lost your tax records. 

Second, the IRS will allow certain deductions against your net pay for reasonable living expenses—reasonable that is to the IRS.  The IRS is not going to point out all the allowable deductions you are entitled to.  The person you are talking to at the IRS is basically a bill collector.  Their job is to collect as much as possible.  

Before any amount is agreed to, I will make sure that you first understand all of your settlement options.  There are pros and cons to each one but one is always better than the others.  Sometimes I will use two or more options before a final settlement with the IRS is achieved. if all of your back tax returns have already been filed.  

Once I have negotiated a settlement option with the IRS, the IRS will issue a release to your employer.  This process is as much dependent on you as it is on the IRS.  Providing accurate, complete and timely information will speed up the process.  It is not uncommon to get garnishments released within 24 hours of providing the information requested by the IRS if all of your back tax returns have already been filed.  

I guarantee that tax returns will be available the next day by 10 am once I have all of the information needed to prepare your tax returns.  This will be true whether you need to file one or 10 years.  My office is not a doctor’s office where you have to wait for service—it is more like a MASH unit where you get immediate care.  I know how important an hour or a day is to having a successful resolution to your tax debt.  

If you are on “good terms” with your employer, it may be possible to get your garnishment released before the IRS actually takes some of your next pay check.  This depends upon the amount of information requested by the IRS, number of back tax returns that need to be filed and a willingness of your employer to give you enough time to reach a settlement. 

Call me for a free initial confidential consultation today. – Scott Allen, E.A.

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Offer in Compromise in Arizona: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Monday, August 1, 2011

IRS Offer in Compromise—The sad truth. 

The sad truth about Offers is that fraudulent tax representatives have benefited more from this program than the IRS.  If you have any question as to who I am referring to, here is the list—any company on TV, any company who has a centralized office in another state and operate with satellite offices filled with sales people, and any company that uses the phrase, “settle for pennies on the dollar.”  

This is what we have learned over the last 35 years of tax representation. 

  • Only 1-2% of the individuals we have met qualified for an Offer in Compromise that could pay the amount of a legitimate Offer.  If you insist on pursuing your Offer at least get a second opinion.
  • Of the 1000’s of rejected Offers we have reviewed that were prepared by fraudulent representatives over the last 35 years, only 2 were legitimate and worthy of taking to the Office of Appeals.
  • Within 5 minutes I can tell you if your Offer amount is reasonable.  But to do so, let me know two facts.  One, what amount do you qualify for as an installment arrangement and two, how much equity do you have in any assets such as a home, vehicles, retirement plans or cash in the bank.  Your Offer amount must be 48 times your monthly payment plan plus any equity you have in any assets.  If you still need a more professional opinion—Call me for a free initial confidential consultation.
  • If you qualify for an Offer, we can file it and get it accepted as long as you provide us with accurate and complete information.  

Finally, why do an Offer if it isn’t going to work?  I will calculate the amount of your Offer and provide you with all of your other settlement options.  Don’t be defrauded because you hear something you want to believe.  Get the truth from someone that will give you all of your options that will work. 

Offer in Compromise in Arizona:  IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

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Unfiled Tax Returns in Arizona: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Monday, August 1, 2011

What are the consequences of not filing current and back tax returns? 

Every year millions of Americans for various reasons fail to file their tax return.  Failure to file will be worse than the taxes you would have owed if you file on time within a short period.  The failure to file penalty is 5% per month.  The failure to pay penalty is ½% per month.  When you add the interest accruing to these two penalties, it doesn’t take long before they exceed the original tax due.  

If you have a refund coming to you there are not penalties or interest.  However, refunds that are older than three years are forfeited.  

The statute of limitations does not begin until an assessment of the liability.  The IRS only has three years in which to do an audit on a timely filed tax return.  This IRS has on limitations on audits until you file your return.  

Tax years that could be discharged in bankruptcy if filed timely will have to wait at least two years before becoming eligible for discharge. 

Valuable tax credits such as the earned income tax credit will be lost after three years.  These refunds cannot be used to off set taxes owed in other years.  

There are negative effects during the collection settlement process if one has not filed back tax returns.  The IRS knows that anyone can get caught in a situation of not being able to pay their taxes, but there are few legitimate reasons why a taxpayer cannot file a return.  The IRS thinks that failing to file (5% penalty) is 10 times worse than filing to pay (1/2% penalty). 

How do I file back tax returns?

It will depend on the situation.  If you are working with a revenue officer, the usual procedure is to file the returns directly to them.  If you are working with ACS, it may be possible to file the returns at the closest IRS office and get proof of filing.  Large Dollar Accounts out of Buffalo, New York will request that you mail returns to them.  This unit handles tax debts when they exceed $100,000. 

Before I prepared any unfiled return, I will do a review of all documents that have been turned in to the IRS under your social security number for the tax year involved.  This prevents unnecessary audits for neglecting to report income that the IRS is aware of.  If a return is being mailed to the IRS, I always recommend mailing the return—Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested.   I also recommend only one return per envelope.  If you have several years to file it is best to put one return in each envelope before putting them into one big envelope that contains all of the returns being filed.  By labeling the tax year involved on the outside of the envelope, the IRS personnel who is opening you package will be alerted that there is more than one tax return being mailed to them.  This may seem like a silly procedure but it WORKS.  

Do I need to file if I don’t owe any tax?

You may know that you don’t owe but the IRS may think differently.  Let me give you one example.  If you had on stock sale and lost money—you know you don’t owe.  But the IRS doesn’t know that.  They just know the amount of the sale, not the cost of the stock you sold.  So in this example if you sold stock for $100,000 that you paid $120,000, the IRS will calculate a gain of $100,000.  The best approach is to file every year, even if you don’t owe.  Many transactions such a purchasing a home will require you to provide copies of recently filed tax returns.  If the bank knows you have not been filing tax returns they may decide you are not worthy of a loan—even if you did not owe any taxes. 

Call and speak to me today regarding your unfiled tax returns.  You are probably carrying around a much bigger burden than you need to be worried about.  Just getting started is the hardest part but it is also the best way to get a good night’s rest.

 

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IRS Tax Attorney in Arizona: When should I NOT use an attorney?

Monday, August 1, 2011

Here are the warning signs: 

  • If you are making a decision full of fear and think you need a tax attorney for other than criminal or fraudulently filed returns, you will be seriously disappointed.  Attorneys are able to generate income by perpetuating fear.  Most of our clients who started with an attorney and switched to us mentioned always being intimidated with fear that something bad would happen if… and that if always is followed by another big retainer fee.
  • IRS resolution work is not rocket science.  It is common sense work that improves over time because of relationships established with the IRS and understanding their idiosyncrasies.  Attorneys will often scare clients into thinking that their legal training is necessary for a successful resolution.
  • Many clients think that they will get what they pay for and base the quality of the work on the amount they pay.  In most cases, an attorney will charge anywhere from 25% to over 400% more for the same exact service.  If you go for a consultation with an attorney consider getting a second opinion by calling me for a free initial consultation.  I love these appointments.   

When I have looked back over the years, the one common factor in bad decision making on my part, is when I  was overly influence due to fear.  I love the quote from one of the Star Wars movies that explains how Anakin became the evil Darth Vader—the quote, “It was fear that pushed me to the dark side.”  If you have already had a consultation with an attorney ask yourself one question, “Did he reduce my level of fear or just use it to get what he or she wanted?”  A good representative will always leave you feeling better, not fearful.  A great representative will focus on the 99% that can go right and the wrong ones will focus on the 1% that almost never happens.  When you are trying to decide if you need representation from an attorney consider taking the time to get a second opinion from me.  I know you will be glad you did. 

Scott Allen E. A. – Tax Debt Advisors, Inc.

IRS Tax Attorney & Lawyer in Arizona:  When should I NOT use an Arizona Tax Attorney?

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IRS Tax Attorney in Arizona: When should I consult with an attorney?

Monday, August 1, 2011

When should I consult with a Tax Attorney?  IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc. 

Here is a summary of when using a Tax Attorney is needed: 

  • If you want to bring suit against the IRS—In 35 years we have never seen this happen.
  • If you want to challenge an IRS ruling before the US Tax Court—In 35 years we have never seen a situation that warranted this type of action.
  • If you are under criminal investigation by the IRS.  This is one situation where you need to use a tax attorney who specializes in criminal cases before the IRS.—We have referred less than 6 clients in 35 years to an attorney for criminal representation.
  • If you have committed tax fraud and need to have the protection of attorney client privileges.  

Probably the most important consideration is to make sure you are actually using a Tax Attorney, not an attorney that has decided to do some tax work.  A legitimate Tax Attorney is certified in the specialization of tax representation. 

Secondly, try to get a referral from someone who does regular tax representation work for an attorney.  Your chances of getting the right attorney are much better with a referral than choosing an attorney with the highest “yellow page” ad. 

Scott Allen E. A. – Tax Debt Advisors, Inc.

IRS Tax Attorney in Arizona:  When should I consult with an attorney?

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IRS Tax Bankruptcy in Arizona: IRS help from Scott Allen, E.A.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

IRS discharge in bankruptcy—Why residents of Arizona should consider filing a bankruptcy to settle their IRS debt.  

  • When you cannot qualify for an Offer in Compromise
  • The IRS is not the decision maker.  The Bankruptcy Code supersedes the IRS code.
  • Bankruptcy is often less costly than entering an installment arrangement
  • When you have debts other than tax debts—both are taken care of when you file a bankruptcy
  • In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy you pay the IRS zero!
  • Many individuals qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy even with a high income
  • If you don’t own a home, the tax lien that survives the bankruptcy doesn’t  affect you negatively  

I will help you analyze all tax settlement options at the same time so that you are confident you made the right choice.  Call today for a free initial confidential consultation.

 

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Apache County, Cochise County, Coconino County, Gila County, Graham County, Greenlee County, La Paz County, Maricopa County, Mohave County, Navajo County, Pima County, Pinal County, Santa Cruz County, Yavapai County, Yuma County

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Arizona IRS help: Discharge Taxes in a Bankruptcy

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Can Taxes be discharged in Bankruptcy?  

Discharging taxes in bankruptcy is real.  But it is difficult to locate a professional who knows the rules and can document the filing of the returns so that they will be included in your bankruptcy.  Here is the best advice you will ever find regarding discharging taxes in bankruptcy. 

  • Step one.  Contact me regarding qualifying your taxes in bankruptcy.
  • Step two.  Contact a bankruptcy attorney who can determine if you qualify to file a bankruptcy.
  • Step three.  If step one and step two have been done correctly, your taxes will be discharged in a chapter 7 bankruptcy.  

Here is what the typical client that comes into our office tells us: 

I went to ABC Bankruptcy and filed a bankruptcy and none of my taxes were discharged.  How come? 

Here is what I tell them: 

Very few attorneys understand discharging taxes in bankruptcy.  They know how to file bankruptcy and if you qualify they will take your money and list the tax years you want to have discharged.  The reason your taxes were not discharged is that they did not qualify under the 2 year or the 3 year rule—the returns must be filed for 2 years and it must be 3 years since the due date for filing the return. 

Mr. Client, if you had waited another 3 weeks, 2 months, 1 year, (some period of time) all of your taxes would have been discharged when you filed your bankruptcy.  Unfortunately your attorney either didn’t know that or didn’t care. 

Attorneys know that if you walk out of their office without paying for a bankruptcy, it is unlikely you will go back after coming to someone like me.  We will tell you when to see the attorney and give you the paperwork that shows the date your taxes are dischargeable in bankruptcy. 

That is the plain and simple truth—there is no rocket science unless you go to the wrong professional.  Call me today for a free initial confidential consultation so that your discharge of taxes will be successful.

Scott Allen, E.A. – Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

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IRS Power of Attorney: Tax Representation from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc.

Monday, December 5, 2011

- File back tax returns

-Negoiate IRS & Arizona debts

-Never meet with the IRS; let me represent you before the IRS

It is always before to hire an IRS Power of Attorney for your tax needs locally with someone that is available to fit within your schedule needs.  Call me if you live in Maricopa county Arizona.

If you live in Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, or Tempe I am no more then a 10-20 minute drive.  Call to schedule a free initial consultation.

Scott Allen, E.A.

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20% off: IRS & Arizona Income Tax Preparation & Filing

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Offer:  20% off your 2011 tax return preparation from what you paid for those services on your 2010 tax return. (New Clients Only)

Bring in your 2010 individual and/or business tax return along with the invoice from H&R Block, Jackson Hewitt, Liberty Tax, or any other professional and I will do your 2011 tax return 20% less ! (for equivalent work)

Offer expires April 16, 2012

Print this blog page off and bring to your scheduled appointment time for the discount.  Call and talk to me today.

Scott Allen, E.A.

Enrolled Agent – Licensed in all 50 states to prepare individual and business tax returns and represent taxpayers before the IRS.

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Tax Debt Advisors Inc Reviews

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

You can’t have your cake and eat it too, sorry!  IRS Help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc.

Virtually every prospective client believes that we are telling them the truth when it come to fixing their tax problem.  Yet many will go to get a second opinion.  That is fine, even expected.  Then the most amazing thing happens.  The client says, “I like you guys, trust you guys, but I like the other guy’s solution more than I like your solution.  Will you do the other guy’s solution?  If you will, I will use you.”

The big problem is that if the other guy’s solution would work, we would have advised you that in the first place.  We know the best solution that will work.  We will not take your money to do another guy’s solution that will not work.

So you know what happens, the prospective client goes to the other guy, and they are ripped off, then they come back and want us to do what we advised in the first place.  Many times the window of opportunity has been lost, or it is not as good because of changes in their financial ability to pay, or their bank accounts or wages have been levied.

Go with the guy you trust.  Believe the solution of the guy you trust instead of what you want to hear or believe.  Perhaps that is why the client got in trouble with the IRS in the first place.

Scott Allen E. A.

Tax Debt Advisors, Inc. provides IRS help to the following Arizona cities:

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Local IRS Offices in Oregon: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in Oregon.

Bend IRS Office:  250 NW Franklin Ave  Bend, OR  97701  Phone:  541-388-6739

Eugene IRS Office:  211 E 7th  Eugene, OR  97401  Phone:  541-302-0999

Medford IRS Office:  960 Ellendale Dr  Medford, OR  97504  Phone:  541-282-1350

Portland IRS Office:  100 SW Main St  Portland, OR  97204  Phone:  503-415-7361

Salem IRS Office:  1660 Oak St SE  Salem, OR  97301  Phone:  503-391-9179

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Local IRS Offices in Rhode Island: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in Rhode Island.

Providence IRS Office:  380 Westminster St  Providence, RI  02903  Phone:  401-525-4282

Warwick IRS Office:  60 Quaker Ln  Warwick, RI  02886  Phone:  401-826-4797

Rhode Island IRS Problems?  Call and talk with Scott Allen, E.A.  480-926-9300

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Local IRS Offices in Tennessee: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in Tennessee.

Chattanooga IRS Office:  5740 Uptain Rd  Chattanooga, TN  37411  Phone:  423-855-6460

Jackson IRS Office:  109 S Highland  Jackson, TN  38301  Phone:  731-423-2441

Johnson City IRS Office:  2513 Wesley St  Johnson City, TN  37601  Phone:  423-282-5024

Knoxville IRS Office:  710 Locust St  Knoxville, TN  37902  Phone:  865-545-4794

Memphis IRS Office:  22 N Front St  Memphis, TN  38103  Phone:  901-544-3243

Nashville IRS Office:  801 Broadway  Nashville, TN  37203  Phone:  615-250-5656

Tennessee IRS Problems? – Call Scott Allen, E.A.  480-926-9300

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Local IRS Offices in New Mexico: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in New Mexico.

Albuquerque IRS Office:  5338 Montgomery Blvd NE  Albuquerque, NM  87109  Phone:  505-837-5631

Farmington IRS Office:  800 E 30th St  Farmington, NM  87401  Phone:  505-327-7906

Las Cruces IRS Office:  505 S Main  Ste 149  Las Cruces, NM  88001  Phone:  575-526-0161

Roswell IRS Office:  500 N Richardson  Roswell, NM  88201  Phone:  575-624-9442

Sante Fe IRS Office:  2945 Rodeo Park Dr E  Sante Fe, NM  87505  Phone:  505-424-5961

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Local IRS Offices in Ohio: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in Ohio.

Akron IRS Office:  2 S Main St  Akron, OH  44308  Phone:  330-253-7013

Canton IRS Office:  301 McKinley Ave SW  Canton, OH  44702  Phone:  330-588-4417

Cincinnati IRS Office:  550 Main St  Cincinnati, OH  45202  Phone:  513-263-3333

Cincinnati West Chester IRS Office:  9075 Centre Pointe Dr  West Chester, OH  45069  Phone:  513-263-3333

Cleveland IRS Office:  1240 E 9th St  Cleveland, OH  44199  Phone:  216-522-4048

Columbus IRS Office:  200 N High St  Columbus, OH  43215  Phone:  614-280-8691

Dayton IRS Office:  200 W 2nd St  Dayton, OH  45402  Phone:  937-610-2182

Lima IRS Office:  401 W North St  Lima, OH  45801  Phone:  419-223-5873

Mansfield IRS Office:  180 N Diamond St  Mansfield, OH  44902  Phone:  419-522-9204

Toledo IRS Office:  Four Seagate  433 N Summit  Toledo, OH  43604  Phone:  419-213-5165

Youngstown IRS Office:  10 E Commerce St  Youngstown, OH  44503  Phone:  330-746-0006

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Local IRS Offices in New Hampshire: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in New Hampshire.

Keene IRS Office:  196 Main St  Keene, NH  03431  Phone:  603-352-3720

Manchester IRS Office:  1000 Elm St 9th Floor  Manchester, NH  03101  Phone:  603-668-6763

Nashua IRS Office:  410 Amherst St  Nashua, NH  03063  Phone:  603-594-8370

Portsmouth IRS Office:  80 Daniel St  Portsmouth, NH  03801  Phone:  603-430-9598

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Local IRS Offices in Oklahoma: IRS help from Tax Debt Advisors, Inc

Friday, August 19, 2011

Are you in need of locating the most convenient IRS office?  Below is a list of all the IRS office addresses and phone numbers in Oklahoma.

Enid IRS Office:  601 S Harding  Enid, OK  73703  Phone:  580-234-5417

Lawton IRS Office:  2202 SW A Ave  Lawton, OK  73501  Phone:  580-357-5492

Oklahoma City IRS Office:  55 N Robinson  Oklahoma City, OK  405-297-4057

Tulsa IRS Office:  1645 S 101st E Ave  Tulsa, OK  74128  Phone:  918-622-8482

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True Testimonials

So what is a true testimonial? There are two types that you should only have confidence in.

The first is a letter from the IRS stating what the settlement was.

The second type of testimonial is to actually talk to a client that had a similar problem that we recently resolved.



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