Nearly 14 million Americans and businesses are overwhelmed by insurmountable back taxes. Unfortunately, many businesses must decide whether they will pay their back taxes or their employees’ salaries. Similarly, individuals are forced to choose between paying their landlords or Uncle Sam. Back taxes can seem like a never-ending downward spiral, especially when the penalties and interest start to kick in.
At SG Law Group, we understand these feelings of helplessness and frustration, and our dedicated team of attorneys is determined to relieve you of that burden. We can help lower your back taxes to a manageable level and, in some cases, extinguish it altogether.
Our firm has created a strategy of using the very rules and regulations that bind the IRS to reduce or eliminate back taxes, penalties, and interest. Regardless of whether it stems from personal income tax, corporate income tax, or payroll tax, you can count on SG Law Group to free you from the shackles of back taxes so you and/or your business can flourish once again.
No matter how hopeless it may seem, there are options out there for you, and we will guide you through it all.
Why Do You Need an IRS Tax Resolution Lawyer?
If you are facing a tax issue with the IRS, it is crucial to understand why you need an IRS tax resolution lawyer. Our experienced and knowledgeable tax resolution attorneys can help you navigate the complex and often confusing world of taxes.
There are many situations in which an IRS tax lawyer can help you such as the following:
- If you’re facing an audit or have received a notice of deficiency from the IRS
- Help you negotiate payment plans or settlements with the IRS
- Provide sound legal advice and represent you in court, if necessary
- Help you understand the tax laws and regulations that apply to your situation
- Advise you on minimizing your tax liability
- Tell you how to maximize any potential refunds or credits for which you may be eligible
- Help you protect yourself from criminal prosecution by the IRS
- Help with filing delinquent tax returns
- Appeal a decision made by the IRS
- Help you understand your rights and obligations and provide guidance
- Advise you on how to best structure your business or investments to cut tax liability
- Handle disputes over taxes owed or refunds due with the IRS
Acquiring this knowledge is invaluable for individuals and business owners when deciding how to handle their taxes.
What Types of Situations Can Your IRS Tax Attorney Resolve?
No matter what type of situation you are facing regarding your taxes, our experienced IRS tax attorneys can help. Our lawyers will review the evidence against you and provide sound legal advice on how to move forward.
We assess the strength of their case against you and work towards getting them reduced if possible. From audits and notices of deficiency to criminal charges and appeals, we will provide advice and help on how best to handle your situation. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you face any tax issues.
How Much Does An IRS Tax Attorney Cost?
An IRS tax attorneys’ cost can vary depending on the complexity of your case and the firm’s IRS and tax professionals’ experience level. Before hiring an attorney, it is vital to ask about their fees and understand what services are included in the cost.
It is important to remember that the cost of a tax attorney is often worth it in the long run. Hiring an experienced attorney can help you navigate taxes, protect your rights and interests, and save money.
Contact IRS And Tax Professionals At SG Law Group For IRS Tax Resolution Services
No matter what type of situation you are facing regarding your taxes, an experienced IRS Tax Resolution Lawyer can help. We will review the evidence against you and provide sound legal advice on handling your case.
For more information about how an IRS Tax Attorney can help you, speaking with the qualified IRS and tax professionals at SG Law Group is your next step. To get started today, contact their office in Miami, FL, at (305) 606-6139 or Coral Gables, FL at (305) 285-3042.
The IRS can provide an additional 120 days to taxpayers to pay their full balance. This option can be very beneficial for those that can afford to pay the entire amount of back taxes within a few months.
If there are extenuating circumstances that prevented you from paying the taxes that fall under the approved
reasons as set forth by the IRS, the IRS may abate some or all of the penalties associated with not making timely payments. This will not reduce the interest due.
Taxpayers can set up an installment agreement with the IRS if taxpayers are unable to pay the lump sum. This makes the debt a lot more manageable and less of a burden. The agreement for each taxpayer will vary as it depends heavily on their particular financial situation and the amount they owe.
This particular strategy is what SG Law Group does best, and how we help most of our clients. An offer in compromise is essentially just a settlement agreement with the IRS. This option works in favor of taxpayers that are dealing with financial hardship and are not able to pay their back taxes within a reasonable amount of time. Of course, this method can also be used when you question owing the tax as well. Thanks to the Fresh Start program, the IRS is now required to negotiate with taxpayers that show genuine inability to pay back what they owe. When filing an offer in compromise, we present the IRS documentation regarding the taxpayer’s financial situation and submit an offer of payment that the taxpayer can afford to pay back. In addition to settling or reducing their debt with the IRS, taxpayers are also able to enter into a payment plan to pay off their smaller balance in increments.
Wondering how SG Law Group can help you? Give SG Law Group a call! We are ready to bring you freedom from your back taxes! Click here to contact us!
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