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Have you filed all of your tax returns to date? If you have fallen behind and have unfiled tax returns, the IRS may prepare a return for you. An "SFR", ( Substitute For Return) is filed by the government, in the government's best interest. For example: if the taxpayer is married, the government will automatically file the returns with the married filing separately status, which usually results in more taxes for the taxpayer. You may also be entitled to certain deductions if you'd actually filed the return.
An "offer in compromise", may be an option for some taxpayers. It is unique in that it only requires the desire of the taxpayer to end their IRS problems. The taxpayer "offers" an amount that is less than what is actually owed. That is why we say "pay the IRS pennies on the dollar". However, not everyone can qualify.
The IRS can levy your bank account, therefore taking any amounts that were on deposit at the time of the levy. They can also make it very difficult for you to obtain credit. They can also seize your home and your car. A wage garnishment is used by the IRS to collect taxes from people. The IRS forces the employer to withhold taxes owed by taxpayers, and then remits these amounts to the IRS. It can be be very difficult to live on such a "small" net paycheck. You may need to set up a payment plan to help straighten this out.
Everyone cringes at the thought of being audited. A taxpayer may be represented by a CPA at the taxpayer's audit. A form 2848 "power of attorney" must be filled out, and filed with the IRS. There are two keys to any audit. They are preparing for the audit, and having the information necessary to satisfy the auditor.
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