IRS Tax Problems
Caldwell & Washofsky specializes in the resolution of IRS tax
problems. Whether it is un- filed tax returns, back taxes owed to
the IRS that you cannot pay, or a tax collection action such as a
wage levy or asset seizure, we are experts at resolving tax matters
directly with the IRS. Our strategy is simple; we diagnosis the IRS
problem, save you the most amount of money possible, and prevent a
similar reoccurrence.
Whatever you do, the worst thing you can do is NOTHING. What’s
important is to stop the ‘hemorrhaging’ as soon as possible, so that
no further penalties or interest accrue on your behalf. The old
cliché “nothing in life is certain but death and taxes” could not be
truer when it comes to the IRS. But what many taxpayers don't
realize is that just about everything is negotiable if you have the
right professionals on your side. In fact, the amount you owe may be
reduced to an amount you can afford to pay, even if that amount is
ZERO. There is a status called “currently not collectable” that may
be granted by the IRS in certain circumstances. This strategy is not
familiar to most CPAs and attorneys yet we’ve had remarkable success
with it. We have negotiated many settlements for pennies on the
dollar. We can help you solve all of your IRS problems. If you have
received a certified letter from the IRS, contact us immediately. If
certain steps are not followed, you could lose your rights. What
ever you do, don’t ignore the IRS, they won’t go away.
WE SPECIALIZE
IN:
- Offer In Compromise
- Installment Agreements
- Wage Levy Release
- Bank Levy Release
- Asset Levy Release
- Innocent/ Injured Spouse
- Payroll Tax Problems
- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty
- Un-filed Returns
- Currently Not Collectible Taxes
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 We have been offering
clients IRS help for decades. We do all the negotiating with
the IRS, thereby relieving you of the stress of dealing with
their bureaucracy. We know the rules, regulations, forms,
and ins and outs of dealing with these problems. We speak
the same language and know how to communicate and negotiate
with the IRS on your behalf. Our goal is a prompt resolution
for you with the most advantageous settlement. We want to
return you to "a taxpayer in good standing with the IRS". |
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