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What is the IRS Fresh Start?
Do you have garnishments, liens or levies? You can reduce your tax debt burden with the IRS Fresh Start. This piece of legislation is very difficult to navigate and any errors can cost you ability to quickly solve your tax issues. We can save you thousands of dollars. If you owe more than $10,000 in back taxes to the IRS, you may qualify for up to 80% tax forgiveness!
See if you qualify for the IRS Fresh Start by submitting the form on the right.
The Goal of the Program
The IRS officially launched the Fresh Start Program back in 2011 with the aim of helping taxpayers get a “fresh start” with their tax debt and get some relief. The goal of the program was to help taxpayers and small businesses with paying back taxes and avoiding tax liens. Changes implemented by the program largely revolved around tax lien, installment agreements, offer in compromise and currently not collectible charges.
The Fresh Start Initiative can be broken down into three tax debt settlement solutions — installment agreements and the Offer in Compromise (OIC) program and currently noncollectable. These solutions are designed to make it easier for taxpayers to pay off tax debt while limiting financial burden.
If You Owe More Than $10,000 in Tax
Debt, Find Out if You Qualify for Tax Forgiveness
Here’s How this Works
Installment Agreements: The taxpayer and the IRS work together to identify a monthly payment plan for the total tax debt owed. This can help reduce tax penalties like tax levies from unpaid taxes, and ultimately, make it more feasible for taxpayers to pay aggressive tax dues. Penalty abatement:
Overview. The first-time penalty abatement (FTA) waiver is an administrative waiver that the IRS may grantto relieve taxpayers from failure-to-file, failure-to-pay and failure-to-deposit penalties if certain criteria are met.
Offer in Compromise
Offer in Compromise (OIC): An OIC agreement is a settlement solution for individuals who face insurmountable tax debt. This compromise can lessen the amount of taxes owed to the IRS.
Currently Non Collectible” is a status a delinquent taxpayer can have with the IRS after the IRS temporarily pauses any active collections against the taxpayer. … The IRS will do this if the taxpayer has demonstrated that collections have put them in economic hardship and cannot afford to pay their back taxes.
NoticeWhat this Notice is About
We are notifying you of our intent to levy up to 15% of your social security benefits for unpaid taxes.The IRS issues the Notice CP91 or cp298 to warn the taxpayer that if they do not pay their debts, they will effectively levy 15% of your social security benefits. This notice, however, may have been issued as the final to a string of others preceding it. Typically, the IRS would contact the taxpayer about certain outstanding debts before issuing the CP91 or CP298.
What Happens if I Cannot Pay What I Owe?
If you can’t pay the full amount you owe. Call us at the toll-free number 877-800-8180 to resolve your tax issues and hold your social security levy.
NoticeWhy you received IRS Notice CP90
01 You have a tax balance that was not paid by the due date.
02 The IRS sent multiple notices requesting your payment, but never received payment.
03 The IRS CP90 Tax Levy notice tells you of your right to a hearing and is a final notice of intent to levy your property,
potentiallyincluding your paychecks, bank accounts, state income tax refunds and more.
Notice deadline: 30 days
If you miss the deadline: You will lose your right to an appeal hearing. The IRS will continue to levy your assets if you don’t pay the balance or contact the IRS to establish a payment arrangement within 30 days.
NoticeWhat this Notice is About
The purpose of a CP523 notice is to inform a taxpayer that he or she is in default on an installment agreement. The IRS uses the notice to announce that the IRS is planning to seize assets or impose a tax lien on the taxpayer’s property, due to the taxpayer’s failure to maintain the terms of the agreement.Short of the IRS seizing property and other assets, the IRS may insist that the taxpayer remit the entire amount due. There is also the possibility that the IRS will reinstate the installment agreement if the taxpayer pays a fee, but this option may not be available for everyone.
What do I Have to Do?
Contact us immediately at the toll-free number 877-800-8180. We will discuss what you need to do to resolve this issue
How Much Time do I Have?
You should contact us as soon as possible but no later than 30 days from the date of the notice.
NoticeYou Have an Unpaid Amount Due on Your Account
If you do not pay the amount due immediately, the IRS will seize (levy) certain property or rights to property and apply it to pay the amount you owe.
NoticeWhat this Notice is About
The income or payment information we have on file doesn’t match the information you reported on your tax return. This discrepancy may cause an increase or decrease in your tax, or may not change it at all. A CP2000 is generated by the IRS computer when it detects missing income on your return. It is what is referred to as a paper audit. However if you know something is still missing it would be best for you to amend the return and make the corrections before the IRS catches the mistake.
NoticeIf You Have Received IRS Notice CP40
It means that the IRS is notifying you that they have assigned your tax account to a private collection agency for collection. The IRS is mandated to use these agencies because of a law that passed in 2015 to collect on certain unpaid tax accounts
Call us 877-800-8180 to return your case back to Internal Revenue Services and resolve your tax issues.
NoticeIs a Notice of Balance Due
Your client got a CP14 because the IRS believes that your client didn’t pay all the taxes they owe. The notice informs your client of the balance now due, including penalties and interest due on the unpaid balance.
NoticeThe IRS Sends Letter 1058 or LT11
Notify you of your right to a hearing on the matter and as your final notice of intent to levy your property, potentially including your paychecks, bank accounts, state income tax refunds and more.
Notice deadline: 30 days
If You Miss the Deadline
The IRS may file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien and/or issue a levy against wages, bank accounts or other assets if you don’t pay the balance or contact the IRS to establish a payment arrangement within 30 days.
NoticeThe IRS Sends Letter 1058 or LT11
You have an unpaid balance due and may also have unfiled returns. The IRS sent your case to a revenue officer (RO) to collect any taxes due and obtain any unfiled returns. The RO sent Letter 728 to notify you of the current balance due and to request payment. In some cases, the RO may be willing to work directly with your representative, rather than require a meeting with you. If you want representation before the RO, you and your representative will need to sign a Form 2848, Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative and fax or mail it to the RO.
Notice deadline: 10 days
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