IRS Fresh Start Program

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The IRS Fresh Start Program offers powerful tax relief options, but navigating its requirements can be challenging. With expert tax attorneys by your side, we simplify this process to ensure you’re fully prepared to maximize your benefits.

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• Call today for a free tax consultation and explore how our IRS Fresh Start Program can provide substantial help with tax relief tailored specifically to your financial needs. Act now—regain control of your financial future!

• We’ll conduct a comprehensive review of your monthly income, expenses, and asset equity under the IRS fresh start initiative to determine the most suitable offer for your financial situation.

• Take advantage of our four decades of collective experience in the tax debt relief industry, offering top-notch support for your IRS fresh start program application. We ensure every detail is perfectly in place to give you the best chance of success.

• Get professional assistance with the meticulous preparation of essential forms for the IRS Fresh Start Program, doubling your chances of acceptance. Don’t let your filing go unheard – with our five-star-rated service, we aim to end your tax concerns with one successful submission.

• Choose between streamlined or partial pay installment plans under the fresh start initiative from the IRS, tailored to fit your unique financial situation, and effectively manage your tax debt.

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What is the IRS Fresh Start Program?

The IRS Fresh Start Program provides relief for both individuals and businesses dealing with substantial tax debts, offering a variety of solutions to help manage and reduce their financial burdens. This comprehensive initiative includes several key options: the Offer in Compromise (OIC) allows taxpayers to settle their debts for less than what they owe if they can demonstrate financial hardship; Installment Agreements (IA) enable them to make monthly payments over time; IRS Currently Non-Collectible status delays collections for those who cannot pay due to severe financial difficulties; Penalty Abatement reduces penalties for late payments; and Innocent Spouse Relief offers protection to those wrongfully held responsible for a spouse’s tax errors. These programs collectively aim to provide taxpayers with a clean start, helping them to resolve their tax issues in a manageable and fair manner.

Eligibility Requirements for Fresh Start Program

Each option under the Fresh Start Program has specific criteria tailored to different financial needs and tax situations. Knowing these requirements is key to preparing your IRS fresh start program application effectively and improving your chances of acceptance. First, we outline the general eligibility criteria for the IRS Fresh Start Initiative, setting the foundation for understanding how you might qualify. Following that, we will explore the specific tax relief programs available under this initiative, helping you find the right solution for your unique financial challenges.

Free Tax Consultation

We begin with a free consultation to assess your situation, reviewing the IRS notices, the amount of tax debt, and any actions taken.

Eligibility Evaluation

We assess if you qualify for Fresh Start Program, Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status to pursue the right strategy.

Form Submission & IRS Negotiation

Once a plan is in place, we prepare and submit required forms like IRS Form 433-A or an Offer in Compromise request.

Passport Revocation Release

After resolving your tax debt or securing an agreement with the IRS, we request the passport revocation release.

General Eligibility - Installment Agreement

Taxpayers who owe $50,000 or less in combined tax, penalties, and interest can qualify for a streamlined installment agreement without the need to submit a financial statement. They can pay their debt over six years.

Offer in Compromise (OIC)

Taxpayers who can demonstrate that paying their full tax debt would create significant financial hardship may qualify for an Offer in Compromise. There is no specific debt threshold, but the taxpayer must provide comprehensive financial information.

Innocent Spouse Relief

This program allows the innocent spouse to avoid liability for additional taxes, interest, and penalties resulting from their spouse's mistakes.

IRS currently Not collectible Status

Taxpayers who cannot make any payments due to severe financial hardship may qualify for IRS non collectible status. This temporarily halts IRS collection efforts, like levies and garnishments, until the taxpayer's financial situation improves.

Our firm understands the urgency of IRS Fresh Start Program cases, and we act swiftly to provide results.

How We Handle Tax Debt Relief: A Look at Our IRS Fresh Start Method

Selecting a professional tax service can make the process of managing and resolving your tax debts much easier. Our firm, with an A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), ensures top-tier reliability and trust. Unlike others, your case will be handled directly by an experienced IRS attorney, providing the focused attention your situation requires. We offer a free tax consultation to help with IRS tax debt relief. With four decades of combined experience, our tax resolution services work efficiently to negotiate your tax liabilities and work swiftly to secure the maximum tax relief in the shortest possible time. Here’s how our tax specialists operate.

Why Do You Need a Professional Tax Attorney?

The IRS fresh start tax program process involves complex detailed documentation and strict eligibility requirements that can easily overwhelm the unprepared. At J. David Tax Law, our expert tax attorneys ensure that all financial statements are carefully prepared, avoiding common issues like incomplete documentation or insufficient proof of financial hardship—key factors that lead to application delays or rejections. Many applicants also struggle with understanding their reasonable collection potential, a crucial calculation that, if underestimated, can cause the IRS to reject the fresh start application. Our professional tax law attorneys effectively communicate with the IRS, negotiate settlements, and protect your rights throughout the process. Most importantly, our tax attorneys have an in-depth understanding of the ever-changing tax laws—something that is essential for avoiding IRS penalties and achieving the best possible outcome for your financial situation.

What Actions Can You Take If You Don’t Qualify for Fresh Start?

If you don’t qualify for the IRS Fresh Start Program, there are still several actions you can take to manage your tax debt effectively:

Review Your Application

Ensure that all information you provided in your IRS Fresh Start application is accurate and complete. Even small errors or omissions can result in a denial. Carefully review every detail, including income figures, asset valuations, and any supporting documents.

Consult with a Tax Professional

Even if you didn’t qualify for Fresh Start, a tax attorney can guide you through other IRS programs or negotiate a more favorable outcome on your behalf. Contact our tax specialist for a free consultation today and increase your chances of approval upon reapplication.

Appeal the Decision

If you believe that the IRS made an error in evaluating your Fresh Start application, you have the right to file an appeal. However, it’s important to note that the IRS strongly recommends having a tax attorney represent you in this process. The appeal process can be complex and requires a deep understanding of tax law and IRS procedures. Our tax specialists can help you navigate this process.

Explore Bankruptcy Options

If the IRS Fresh Start Program isn’t an option for you, exploring bankruptcy might be a potential path for tax debt relief. In specific situations, certain tax debts can be discharged through bankruptcy, but this process is highly complex and requires careful consideration. To discharge tax debt in bankruptcy, several conditions must be met. However, always consider this step as your last option, after all other avenues have been exhausted.

Look into State-Level Relief Programs

Some states offer their own tax relief programs, which might provide the assistance you need if you don’t qualify for the federal Fresh Start Program. These programs are designed to help taxpayers manage their state tax liabilities more effectively, potentially offering more flexible terms. Depending on the state, these programs might include options to pay your tax debt over time, reduce penalties, or settle for less than the full amount owed.

Your Tax Relief Questions, Answered

For a comprehensive guide on all FAQs related to the Offer in Compromise program, we recommend downloading our detailed eBook.
The IRS Fresh Start initiative is designed to help taxpayers struggling with tax debt. It offers several options, such as installment agreements, penalty abatement, and Offer in Compromise, to make it easier for taxpayers to pay off their debts and avoid severe penalties like wage garnishments or liens. Find out all you need to know about the IRS Fresh Start—click to learn more.
To apply for the Fresh Start, you must first ensure you meet the eligibility criteria. Then, submit the necessary forms, such as Form 656-B for an Offer in Compromise or set up an installment agreement through the IRS website. Consulting with a tax professional can help streamline the application process. Apply with confidence—see how can our tax attorneys help you
A tax attorney can provide essential support in navigating the complexities of the IRS Fresh Start Program. They can assist in ensuring your application is complete, represent you in negotiations with the IRS, and help you understand and meet the specific legal requirements, increasing your chances of success. Check out our success stories to see how our tax specialists turn Fresh Start applications into real financial relief.
Eligibility for the IRS Fresh Start Program depends on factors like your tax debt, income, and filing status. Typically, taxpayers who owe $50,000 or less and have filed all required tax returns may qualify for streamlined options like installment agreements or penalty relief. Don’t wait—trust our team to help you qualify for the Fresh Start Program with a free tax consultation.
The duration of the IRS Fresh Start Program depends on the relief option you choose. For example, installment agreements can extend over several years, while an Offer in Compromise might settle your debt more quickly. The program itself is an ongoing initiative by the IRS, available to eligible taxpayers at any time. From months to years—see how long the Fresh Start Program can help you.

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