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IRS Settlement

Proposal And Agreement


With complete reporting and complete payment, irs settlement is a moot issue. With complete reporting, but with less than complete payment, deserving individuals and business reach tax debt settlement via proposal and agreement.

Settling Assessed Tax

A proposal to settle tax debt via pay plan, hardship or compromise requires complete reporting on filing requirements and reasonable cause.

Consideration on any proposal will focus on obtaining agreement with terms that are enforceable by tax lien. Approval will result in temporary or permanent tax write off on balance due.

The irs will disregard any proposal relating to unpaid trust funds, or collected tax, until responsible 3rd parties first indemnify trust fund amounts via agreement.

Settling Unassessed Tax

A deficiency proposed during examination can be settled under reasonable cause circumstances. Agreement on exact deficiency amount, appeal rights and payment terms must first be reached via a debt settlement letter prior to assessment.

A licensed tax professional serving as a debt settlement attorney renders help and advice with regard to complete reporting and filing, financials, reasonable cause, write off, waivers and settlement letters.

Settlement begins with proposal ... settlement ends with agreement!

Pose a tax question about settling tax.

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