IRS Tax Debt Relief

Warning! If you have received a certificate letterfrom the IRS, contact us immediately. If certain steps are not followed, you could lose your rights.

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Many people try to handle their tax problems themselves resulting in negative results with unfair penalties and interest. The Tax Defenders offer a full range of tax controversy services including examination planning and representation, pre-examination audit readiness analysis, appeals representation, IRS service center issues, IRS penalty and interest computations and more. With our in-depth knowledge and team of tax debt relief experts, we can help you resolve difficult IRS tax problems.

IRS Tax Relief - We Specialize In Emergency Tax Representation Such As:

• * Offer In Compromise
• * Tax Penalty Abatement
• * Filing Back Taxes
• * Bankruptcy
• * Tax Planning

• * Tax Audit Protection
• * IRS Tax Relief
• * IRS Payment Plans
• * Tax Appeals
• * Expiration Of Statutes

IRS Tax Relief In Chicago and Nationwide

The amount that the IRS can keep from any wage garnishment is based on your marital status and number of dependents. The amount of your income that is exempt from an IRS wage garnishment is frightening. A typical family of three subject to a wage garnishment will only be allowed to keep about $325 per week!!

Different Tax Relief Situations

Employee tax relief - As an employee, you can deduct expenses that were used for work. You have to prove that what was paid for was indeed paid by you and was necessary to do the work.
Education tax relief - If you pay for tuition, books or other training courses, you may be eligible for tax relief.
Rental property tax relief - Money used to maintain a rental property can be used as a deduction.
Charitable tax relief - This is a deduction that can be used for individuals that pay organizations or individuals money for charity. Proof must be provided.
Small business tax relief - Entrepreneurs and small business owners can deduct expenses paid to keep their business going, including using a room in the home as an office or buying necessary supplies.

Getting Tax Debt Relief

If the IRS is constantly charging you annually for taxes and it is becoming difficult to pay back, you may need to get tax help. Some people ignore the problem in hopes of getting some tax relief - likely this isn't going to happen. Instead, you will receive lots of phone calls from IRS agents and may even get a certified letter in the mail regarding your tax debt. If you don't act on this notice you could end up in more legal trouble including losing your money or assets in a seizure by the IRS. It is difficult to negotiate with the IRS about getting tax relief, so you can turn to the professionals to help. Our tax attorneys in Chicago Illinois can help you to get an Offer in Compromise, or OIC nationwide. This settlement will bring down the total cost of your tax debt, making it easier to pay back.

When an Offer In Compromise Is Accepted

Sometimes the IRS will deny an Offer in Compromise if they believe your debt can be paid in full or through a payment plan. This is determined by a system called the reasonable collection potential, or RCP. If a person's tax debt is equal to or greater than the RCP, then an OIC may be accepted. The RCP calculates your assets (like real property, cars, bank accounts and other properties), your current and anticipated income and living expenses.

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