In Trouble with the IRS? 




  

    
Haven't Filed?

    
If you are a non-filer and are eager to get out the mess you're in, we can help. Act NOW to take advantage of the liberal IRS policy currently in
    effect. With the criticism the IRS is taking from the politicians and the
    media, this could change at any time. Do not wait for them to catch up with you. Why risk
    garnishment of your wages, levies, liens and even seizure of your possessions? It will be
    in your favor if you initiate the contact with the IRS when it comes time to making a
    deal. We can prepare and file all your delinquent returns, even if you have no records.
    This will allow you to avoid any additional penalties for failure to file.

    
Can't
    Pay?

    
Owe the IRS more money than you have? You are not alone. Taxpayers owe well over a
    hundred billion dollars in back taxes. Take heart, the IRS does not want to throw you in
    jail. The well publicized IRS Compliance 2000 program is geared to bring you back into the
    flock. Let us assist you in this process and you may not have to talk to the IRS at all.
    Currently the IRS is accepting installment payments up to three years or even deals as low
    as 10 cents on the dollar. for those that qualify. You can even pay
    nothing at all by filing bankruptcy. The cost of professional help
    may be lower than you think. CALL NOW!

    
Afraid
    to Act? 

    
Still having doubts about coming in from the cold, consider the effect on you and your
    loved ones of living in constant fear of the power of the IRS. Ignore their letters and
    you will find out what it is like to have your bank account frozen and ultimately seized.
    Having to live under the stress produced by the constant threat of discovery by the IRS
    often damages your relationships and your health. Don't wait another minute. The sense of
    relief you will feel from just starting the process is unbelievable. Only when you have
    settled with the IRS will you be able to experience true peace of mind.

  





    

  

    
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Let's Make a Deal





  

    
    

      
The IRS Compliance 2000 Program allows you 
      to settle your delinquent IRS tax bill by paying
      a negotiated amount that is usually much less than your original debt.

      

      		
    
      
  

  

    
This program allows you to submit what
is known as an Offer In Compromise, in which you formally offer the IRS an amount
which you can pay that can be as little as ten (10) cents on the dollar. If your offer is
accepted by the IRS, you pay the agreed amount and your past due tax liability will be
permanently eliminated. You can even have two years to pay under the short term plan and up to 
10 years under the deferred payment plan. It is as simple as that and
you have A NEW START!  Any taxpayer can
file an offer in compromise including individuals, married couples, corporations, and
partnerships. The IRS offer in compromise program compromises all types of personal,
estate and business taxes including personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, estate
taxes, and payroll taxes. Not only can you compromise the tax liability but you can also
compromise the penalties and interest. Many times the penalties and interest are greater
than the original tax liability. Taxes can be compromised no matter how old they are,
regardless of the amount.
 





    

  

    
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  What you Need To Know about Bankruptcy




  

    
    
      
There are three types of bankruptcy
      proceedings; the first known as Chapter 7, is a complete liquidation bankruptcy. The other
      two, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13, are reorganization bankruptcies, one is for individuals and
      the other businesses.  Can you really discharge your unpaid tax liability in bankuptcy?
      The answer is YES, BUT not in all circumstances as explained below.

    		
    
  

  

    
Chapter 7 is a complete liquidation bankruptcy which means that 
  all your assets have to be sold and your creditors divide up the proceeds. It will dismiss ONLY
  income taxes which have been assessed for more than two years and it is more than three
  years since the filing deadline when you declare bankuptcy. In most cases, taxes are
  assessed shortly after your tax return has been filed. Bankruptcy will not dismiss
  individual income tax liabilities assessed during the past three (3) years or payroll
  taxes in any year.

  
  
Chapters 11 and 13 are reorganization bankruptcies which means that you do not have to
  liquidate everything and you may be able to save your house. But you will NOT be able to
  discharge any of tax liability as these types only allow for the full payment of taxes over
  time, generally not to exceed five years. Bankruptcy is a matter of public record and will effect
  your credit for years thereafter. 
  

  
DISCLAIMER - This is NOT legal advice, we are not laywers! 
  

  
    		
  





    

  

    
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