Tax Resolution Services
Dealing with the IRS is stressful and frustrating — that’s why we’re here. Our mission is to provide the best strategy that suits your needs; you don’t need to do it alone.
Our Process For Tax Relief
Your expert guide to finding relief from taxes.
Our focus lies in gathering data, mapping a strategy, and taking your case in front of the IRS or California Franchise Tax Board (FTB). Because tax debt is a sensitive situation, negatively impacting all areas of your life, it’s our priority to offer solutions that will work for you.
Consultation
Understanding all facets of your case will give us a better chance at resolving this issue effectively, and in your favor.
Investigation
We'll pull your records from the IRS and State to see where your case stands. We'll gather all your records without you ever talking to the IRS or State.
Proposal
Doing nothing is never a great idea. We'll review your options, breaking down the possible outcomes, from quick relief options to permanent resolution.
Resolution
Our clients never to talk to the IRS again. They leave the hard work to us It's our job to represent you before the IRS and find the best resolution to your tax problem.
Tax Resolution Services
The IRS runs on a system of processes that follow strict guidelines with an unforgiving protocol. When dealing with any tax situation the approach must be refined, organized and crafted specifically by case. The IRS is very particular so before the appropriate steps can be taken, the course of action must be detailed to ensure we have met all of their criteria.
When requesting for penalty forgiveness you want to make sure you qualify and fall under the specific set of circumstances. The process weaves through different conditions, which makes it crucial to understanding the system in its entirety. Failure to file taxes on time or at all might relieve you from penalty but it’s not always as straight forward as it sounds so check with us first before you start the process.
If you have unpaid tax debt the government has the legal right to place a Lien on your property. What does this mean for you? The government has the right to your financial assets and the legal right to receive the profit, up to the amount owed, of any property you sell. All your surplus goes to pay your debt. To stop the IRS from placing a Lien on your property contact us now.
If you owe money on a late tax return the IRS has the authority to place a penalty on missed years, and accrue the back debt owed on the outstanding amount. For International taxpayers you can be sure we will help you not only navigate the process, ensuring you have all the required documentation, but to also work directly with the IRS on your behalf. If you are an International taxpayer call us now.
If you are in a situation where you owe money to creditors and cannot pay your tax debt you do have the option to declare bankruptcy. This is a drastic step and should only be considered once you’ve weighed all other options. If you have an open bankruptcy we can manage your claim and contact the IRS’ Centralized Insolvency Operations Unit on your behalf. Work with an expert that will get you results, get in touch for your free confidential consultation.
It takes precision and patience to work through an audit and is far more exhaustive than you might expect. We have gone through this rigorous process a countless number of times and have an organized approach to tackling the meticulous details required by the IRS. If you have received a notification that the IRS will be investigating your financial transactions give us a call, we can get you prepared.
Back taxes never go away, and if you’re not careful the IRS has the right to automatically deduct the amount you owe from your salary. Year over year your penalties will continually increase and the outstanding balance will inflate to a point that is unmanageable. And if you have multiple sources of income the IRS has the power to relinquish your total paycheck from a single employer.
It is your right to request access to any documentation the IRS has on file pertaining to you. This information is vital to understanding your situation and the IRS is under legal authority to disclose all details. If the IRS is making you jump hurdles to access your own information get in touch and we’ll take it from here.
If you are in a situation where you don’t have the money to pay the IRS your total debt owing there is the flexibility to be set up on a monthly payment plan. There are a number of factors that are considered when negotiating the terms. Being proactive and getting a plan set in motion will help keep you in good standing when qualifying for loans so it is in your best interests to reconcile your tax debts quickly. Get in touch to see if you qualify for a full, partial or a CNC (Currently Not Collectible).
For small business owners there are a lot of requirements when it comes to payroll taxes and if not filed correctly you could end up with some serious penalties. As a first time business owner the process can be overwhelming and the last thing you want to do is violate the law. The IRS will come after you and can ultimately shut down business for unpaid taxes. Understanding the intricacies involved, including expected filing dates and requirements, is crucial to the process and avoiding tax evasion.
An OIC is when the Internal Revenue Services makes a deal with the taxpayer to pay a percentage of the original amount owed. The IRS takes into consideration a variety of different factors but will only look at your claim if your files are up to date. Check in with us to see if you qualify and meet all the criteria.
Penalty Abatements
When requesting for penalty forgiveness you want to make sure you qualify and fall under the specific set of circumstances. The process weaves through different conditions, which makes it crucial to understanding the system in its entirety. Failure to file taxes on time or at all might relieve you from penalty but it’s not always as straight forward as it sounds so check with us first before you start the process.
Liens and Levies
If you have unpaid tax debt the government has the legal right to place a Lien on your property. What does this mean for you? The government has the right to your financial assets and the legal right to receive the profit, up to the amount owed, of any property you sell. All your surplus goes to pay your debt. To stop the IRS from placing a Lien on your property contact us now.
Delinquent Tax Returns
If you owe money on a late tax return the IRS has the authority to place a penalty on missed years, and accrue the back debt owed on the outstanding amount. For International taxpayers you can be sure we will help you not only navigate the process, ensuring you have all the required documentation, but to also work directly with the IRS on your behalf. If you are an International taxpayer call us now.
Bankruptcies
If you are in a situation where you owe money to creditors and cannot pay your tax debt you do have the option to declare bankruptcy. This is a drastic step and should only be considered once you’ve weighed all other options. If you have an open bankruptcy we can manage your claim and contact the IRS’ Centralized Insolvency Operations Unit on your behalf. Work with an expert that will get you results, get in touch for your free confidential consultation.
IRS Audits
It takes precision and patience to work through an audit and is far more exhaustive than you might expect. We have gone through this rigorous process a countless number of times and have an organized approach to tackling the meticulous details required by the IRS. If you have received a notification that the IRS will be investigating your financial transactions give us a call, we can get you prepared.
Wage Garnishments
Back taxes never go away, and if you’re not careful the IRS has the right to automatically deduct the amount you owe from your salary. Year over year your penalties will continually increase and the outstanding balance will inflate to a point that is unmanageable. And if you have multiple sources of income the IRS has the power to relinquish your total paycheck from a single employer.
FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)
It is your right to request access to any documentation the IRS has on file pertaining to you. This information is vital to understanding your situation and the IRS is under legal authority to disclose all details. If the IRS is making you jump hurdles to access your own information get in touch and we’ll take it from here.
Installment Agreement
If you are in a situation where you don’t have the money to pay the IRS your total debt owing there is the flexibility to be set up on a monthly payment plan. There are a number of factors that are considered when negotiating the terms. Being proactive and getting a plan set in motion will help keep you in good standing when qualifying for loans so it is in your best interests to reconcile your tax debts quickly. Get in touch to see if you qualify for a full, partial or a CNC (Currently Not Collectible).
Payroll Tax Problems
For small business owners there are a lot of requirements when it comes to payroll taxes and if not filed correctly you could end up with some serious penalties. As a first time business owner the process can be overwhelming and the last thing you want to do is violate the law. The IRS will come after you and can ultimately shut down business for unpaid taxes. Understanding the intricacies involved, including expected filing dates and requirements, is crucial to the process and avoiding tax evasion.
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
An OIC is when the Internal Revenue Services makes a deal with the taxpayer to pay a percentage of the original amount owed. The IRS takes into consideration a variety of different factors but will only look at your claim if your files are up to date. Check in with us to see if you qualify and meet all the criteria.
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Our mission at Game On, IRS! is to help you find relief from tax debt so you can get back to living your life.