IRS Debt Negotiation
Negotiate the best solution for IRS debt with the expertise of a trusted tax attorney.
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What is IRS Debt Negotiation?
IRS debt negotiation is the process of working with the IRS to resolve outstanding tax debt through various settlement options. This process allows taxpayers to reduce their total tax liability, set up manageable payment plans, or seek relief through specific programs. A tax debt relief attorney from J. David Tax Law can negotiate on your behalf to ensure the best possible outcome.
Guaranteed IRS Tax Debt Resolution & Negotiation Plan
Every tax debt case requires a tailored approach. We evaluate your financial condition to determine the best resolution method, whether it’s negotiating an Offer in Compromise, Installment Agreement, or Penalty Abatement. Our strategy is custom-fit to your financial circumstances to ensure the best possible outcome. J. David Tax Law handles all IRS communication and documentation to secure the most favorable terms for your tax debt resolution.
We take swift and decisive action to negotiate with the IRS, working to reduce your total debt, stop wage garnishments, and halt bank levies. Our attorneys focus on minimizing the financial strain by negotiating for reduced penalties and interest, potentially saving you thousands of dollars.
Don’t wait until the IRS takes action! Contact our expert tax attorneys today. The sooner you act, the faster we can protect your assets and reduce your debt!
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Reduce Your IRS Tax Debt with Our Tax Attorneys
To qualify for IRS debt negotiation, certain eligibility criteria must be met based on your financial situation and compliance with tax laws. Negotiation options include offer in compromise or installment agreement, which has specific requirements.
General Eligibility Requirements for IRS Debt Negotiation
• Current Filing Status: Our tax attorneys make sure all required tax returns are filed, as the IRS won’t consider any debt relief negotiations if you have unfiled or outstanding returns.
• Ability to Pay: Our team reviews your financial situation—including income, assets, and liabilities—to determine eligibility for debt negotiation options. The IRS will assess these records to evaluate your ability to pay the full debt, and we’ll ensure everything is properly presented.
• Compliance with Tax Laws: We help ensure you are fully compliant with current tax laws, including arranging payment for future taxes. This includes making sure that estimated tax payments for the current year are completed if necessary.
• Reasonable Cause for Penalty Abatement: If seeking penalty abatement, our professional service assist in demonstrating reasonable cause for falling behind on tax payments, whether due to medical issues, financial hardship, or other unexpected events.
• Outstanding Tax Debt Amount: We work with the IRS to assess the amount of unpaid taxes you owe and compare it with your financial situation to determine eligibility for programs such as the Fresh Start Program.
IRS Debt Negotiation Done Right with the Best Tax Attorneys In the Nation
Free Tax Consultation
During this session, our tax attorneys will explain how debt negotiation works, potential outcomes, and answer any questions you may have.
Eligibility Evaluation
After gathering financial documents, we conduct an evaluation to determine your eligibility for IRS programs like the OIC, penalty abatement, or installment agreements.
IRS Negotiation
Our legal team handles the submission of form 656 for an offer in compromise or form 9465 for an installment agreement, as well as IRS negotiation.
Resolution of IRS Debt
After successfully negotiating with the IRS, we ensure all agreements are finalized and set up in a way that works best for you.
Free Tax Consultation
During this session, our tax attorneys will explain how debt negotiation works, potential outcomes, and answer any questions you may have.
Eligibility Evaluation
After gathering financial documents, we conduct an evaluation to determine your eligibility for IRS programs like the OIC, penalty abatement, or installment agreements.
IRS Negotiation
Our legal team handles the submission of form 656 for an offer in compromise or form 9465 for an installment agreement, as well as IRS negotiation.
Resolution of IRS Debt
After successfully negotiating with the IRS, we ensure all agreements are finalized and set up in a way that works best for you.
Our legal team prepares and submits the necessary forms and financial disclosures to the IRS, ensuring every detail is presented in a way that maximizes your chances of a favorable settlement.
Recover What You Owe With Our Tax Debt Attorneys
J. David Tax Law specializes in negotiating substantial reductions on your IRS debt, often helping clients recover a large portion of what they owe. We do this by carefully assessing your financial situation and determining eligibility for programs like the Offer in Compromise, which allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount.
We also explore options like penalty abatement, which can significantly reduce the total amount owed by eliminating unnecessary fees and interest. Whether it’s through securing a reduced lump sum settlement or negotiating manageable payment plans, we work tirelessly to ensure you recover a substantial portion of what you owe.
Here is how we simplify IRS negotiations.
Steps You Can Take After IRS Negotiation is Declined
Even if your IRS negotiation is unsuccessful, there are still several options to explore for tax debt relief. Here are some alternatives that can help you move forward:
Request an Appeal
Apply for a New Payment Plan
Seek Penalty Abatement
Consider Currently Not Collectible (CNC) Status
Offer in Compromise Reconsideration
File a Collection Due Process Hearing
Apply for Innocent Spouse Relief
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Additional Resources
- First Time Penalty Abatement
Eligible Penalties for First Time Abatement: Failure to File, Pay, and Deposit Explained
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- First Time Penalty Abatement
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- Tax Lien
IRS Tax Lien Release Denied: What’s Next & How to Prepare
- Tax Lien
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- IRS Wage Garnishment
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