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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 July 2007 )
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ARA) – They say there are two things you can count on in life -- death and taxes. There’s no getting around it – if you don’t pay your taxes, Uncle Sam will come after you.
Back taxes are a serious problem for millions of Americans. Almost anyone who's ever been self employed or missed a tax filing knows the stress and hardship that can be caused by owing money to the IRS.
First you get that letter in the mail letting you know there will be dire consequences if you don’t pay your bill in full. When you do call the IRS, they are intimidating and threatening in demanding payment.
Federal law gives the IRS great leeway when it comes to collecting money owed to the government, and the agency will stop at nothing to collect it. Among the tools in their arsenal, wage garnishment, property levies and even the ability to make withdrawls from your personal bank account.
If you know you owe back taxes but haven’t yet been contacted by the IRS, it’s only a matter of time before someone comes knocking at your door. Now would be a good time to own up to your debt, and start working towards erasing it.
A good place to start is by getting in touch with a tax professional who will go over the pros and cons of all the options available to you. Among them, setting up an interest free payment plan that will allow you to pay the money back at a comfortable pace, and negotiating an offer in compromise. The latter is definitely the better way to go.
When you negotiate an offer in compromise, your debt is cut substantially on the basis that you will be able to pay off the smaller amount and guarantee you pay your taxes for the next five years. If you decide to go this route, it really needs to be negotiated carefully by a tax professional like the ones found through 411 Tax Relief.
For a free consultation, simply log on to www.411taxrelief.com, fill out the information request form and a tax professional will contact you.
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