IRS Debt Negotiation Miami
Are You Struggling With Tax Debt and IRS Notices?
Are you receiving the IRS notices notifying you about your tax debt, but don’t know what next step to take. Don’t let anxiety overtake you, there are options you can take to potentially reduce your tax debt with the IRS. Global Gate provides personalized solutions to American taxpayers struggling to pay or reduce their tax debt amount. Lucky for you, we are specialized in the 50 states to help with both federal and state tax resolutions.
Why Did I Receive a Tax Debt Notice?
If you have received a tax debt notice, and you are unclear of why you received it, the first step is to open your tax debt notice and comprehend the minor details. The notice will include additional details on why you are receiving the form, the outstanding debt amount, and the deadline to respond.
Don’t worry, the first step is to contact the IRS directly if you wish to understand more about your current situation. If you have tried fixing your tax debt alone, but unsuccessful or is unclear on what to do, feel free to contact us.
What is Tax Relief?
Tax Relief in Miami Lakes is designed to provide personalized solutions for specific tax debt situations. It primarily exists to help the taxpayer who is experiencing financial hardship to pay the current tax debt balance. Our team has vast experience to help you review your case, assess your eligibility for various relief options.
What are the Tax Relief Services?
Let’s now cover more in depth the available programs within the Tax Relief Fresh Start Program, which includes the Installment Agreements, the Offer in Compromise, Currently Non-Collectible Status, Penalty Abatement, and Tax Lien Withdrawal.
Installment Agreements
The IRS payment plan consists of a short-term and long-term payment (also known as the installment agreement). These payment plans are agreed by the IRS to pay back the outstanding tax debt within a specific timeframe. The IRS installment agreement is one of the many programs by the IRS to help the taxpayer payoff tax debt. To get an honest assessment on your case to really understand what your options are, request a free consultation today.
Office in Compromise (OIC)
The Offer in Compromise means a taxpayer and the IRS have an agreement to pay back taxes on a reduced amount. The IRS utilizes the reasonable collection potential to determine the new and affordable balanced owed. The IRS will require additional personal information such as bank accounts, bank statements, and any other personal assets under the taxpayer’s name.
If a taxpayer is approved, there are two payment plan options known as the lump sum cash payment or periodic payments plans. To get an honest assessment on your case, request a free consultation today.
Innocent Spouse Relief
IRS spouse relief provides you relief from paying additional tax, interest, and penalties during a circumstance when a spouse or ex-spouse didn’t report income or claimed improper tax deductions or credits.
Penalty Abatement
Penalty abatements offer a lifeline to those facing penalties from tax authorities or regulatory agencies. These penalties can be daunting for both businesses and individuals, causing financial strain and hindering progress. Fortunately, with the right approach and expert assistance, penalty abatements can be a chance to correct mistakes, prove compliance, and ultimately achieve a favorable resolution. By working with professionals and utilizing the strategy of penalty abatements, the burden of penalties can be lifted, allowing for financial stability and the ability to focus on growth. Don’t let penalties hold you back; explore the possibilities of penalty abatements today.
Tax Lien Release
A tax lien is normally the IRS’s last choice for collecting taxes, but if it obtains one for your personal assets, such as your home, it might limit your ability to sell it. A tax lien, in essence, provides the IRS a legal claim on your assets if you fail to pay your tax burden. It is difficult to sell this sort of property since the IRS may usually enforce it against your buyer.
Wage Garnishment
Wage garnishment is a tool used by the IRS to recover tax debts directly from your paycheck. It involves your employer withholding a portion of your earnings to be forwarded to the IRS until your outstanding debt is settled. The percentage of your income that can be garnished depends on several factors, including your disposable income and the number of your dependents.
Currently Not Collectible (CNC)
You may be qualified to defer having your payment made to the IRS on past due income taxes if you are in tax debt and simply cannot pay. You must have little or no money left over each month after paying expenses which are essential, such as rent, utilities and groceries to qualify for a deferral. The IRS will place your account in the “Currently Not Collectible” (CNC) status and will postpone collecting the last taxes due from you.
