Special Report #3
Learn How to End Your IRS Problems

Why Is the IRS So Brutal?

Sadly, this wonderful country of ours is in a lot of debt. The mortgage fiasco, the Wall Street fiasco, the Great Recession—let’s face it, someone has to pay the bills for our country. And that’s all paid from taxes. The government wants their money, and they want it now! They are the only creditor in the world that doesn’t need a court order to take your stuff! And they have a lot of leverage to do whatever they want. They don’t have to ask for permission to take your money from the bank or garnish your wages. They can even take your personal property—your car, real estate, motorcycles, jet skis, snowmobiles, boats, jewelry, IRAs, 401(k)s, and the list goes on. If you owe them—they will collect. And they are not going to go away.

But What If I Haven’t Filed Taxes in Years?

I Didn’t Mean to Not File My Tax Return.

It Was Just One Time,

But Then the Next Year I Was Too Afraid to File.

I know It’s Against the Law Not to File.

I Want to Pay My Taxes—

But Now I’m Afraid It Will Cause MORE PROBLEMS!

Most people who have IRS problems haven’t filed in a few years. It’s a common problem. You are not alone. Don’t be embarrassed. Nearly 10 million people have delinquent tax returns. In all my years of practicing before the IRS, I’ve seen more people who had a rough patch in their lives that kept them from filing and paying their taxes. IRS problems happen to good people. Someone gets sick and they can’t work. Someone loses their job. It’s terrible. There’s no money to pay the taxes one year, so they don’t file, and the person is afraid to file after that because they don’t want to get caught and they certainly don’t want to end up in jail. Because worse than not paying your taxes is not filing your return—it’s against the law.

So It’s Legal for the IRS To Take

The Money From My Bank Account,

The Money From My Paycheck,

And

Sell My House, Car, and All of My Possessions?

In one simple word—YES. The IRS has unbridled power. And after all of that, you might still owe them money! So even if you have no assets or money today, in the event that you acquire the good things in life in the future, the IRS will just take it away from you and keep it for themselves.

Well—At Least I Will Have The Money From My Retirement Fund

Actually no—they can take that money, too. They have that much power. As much as you want your IRS problem to go away, it won’t. They don’t care about you or your Social Security, your pension, your 401(k), or your IRA—they are the collection arm of the United States Treasury, and if they think you have their money, they will do whatever they must to obtain it. All of this can take a devastating toll on you physically, too. It can cause sleepless nights and stressful, tired days from all those nights of being awake. It can cause you to feel paranoid, that they are everywhere—they might even knock on your door. To owe taxes, maybe owe even more in penalties, and then have all of your savings taken, your paycheck garnished, your property seized—that’s no way to live. Stop constantly looking over your shoulder.

Is There Anything I Can Do To Get My Life Back?

Yes, there is! You can get your life back. First, you have to decide that you want your life back. You have to decide that you aren’t going to take this anymore and that you want to fix it. Once you make the decision that you want help, and you no longer want to live in fear, or hide from those dreaded IRS notices, phone calls, and visits—you will have taken the biggest step in getting your life back on track. Don’t let the IRS bully you into hiding under a rock, in the closet, or under your blankets. There are many options and ways to get your life back—and even better yet, there’s a way to protect your savings and your paycheck, a way for you to keep your car!

What Do I Need to Do?

The laws have changed over the years—there are laws to protect taxpayers nowadays. Years ago you were just at the mercy of the IRS. But now you have a chance to get your life back. You could opt to represent yourself before the IRS.

There is the Offer-in-Compromise program. Some people do go that route. But representing yourself before the IRS is like going to court without a lawyer. I wouldn’t recommend it. Or you can hire someone who knows all the ins-and- outs and navigates the IRS maze on a daily basis. You can hire someone who knows how to protect you and your rights. Once you take that first big step and decide you are done with sleepless nights, you need to make the second biggest decision—Hire a competent professional who cares about you and is an expert in taking on the IRS.

The only professionals who can represent you before the IRS are attorneys, CPAs, and enrolled agents. That’s it! These are THE ONLY PEOPLE on the planet that the IRS recognizes and can represent you. Just like a medical doctor is the only person who can prescribe you medication if you are sick, only attorneys, CPAs, and enrolled agents can represent a taxpayer before the IRS. But would you have any doctor prescribe you medication? Would you go to the dermatologist if you had a heart problem? Of course not. So, should you go to any CPA, attorney, or enrolled agent to handle your IRS tax problem? I think it’s best to say you should go to a specialist in tax resolution to handle your IRS difficulties.

We at Resolve IRS Tax Debt are experts in tax resolution and help taxpayers with their IRS problems every day.

We Free You From IRS Harassment!

What could be better than not to have the IRS stalking and harassing you with letters, phone calls, and appearances at your front door? You might wonder how we do this. Once you sign a power of attorney, a document that says we are representing you, the IRS is not allowed to contact you directly any longer. Just like that, you are free from the nightmare of being harassed! The next calls we make are to release the bank levies and wage garnishments against you. Again,

you may be wondering how it is possible for us to do this. When the IRS knows an experienced, competent tax resolution professional is working on your case, they know you are serious about resolving your tax problems. We are like an armored shield protecting you. We are the tax resolution “boots on the ground” battalion. We do all the talking to the IRS; we handle all of the phone calls, correspondence, meetings, and negotiations, so you don’t have to!

Here’s How We Help You Get Your Life Back

Some people don’t know what returns need to be filed or what they really owe; their personal or business bookkeeping and recordkeeping are a mess or nonexistent. After we register our power of attorney with the IRS, the second step we take is to get all your IRS tax records from the IRS to see where you stand. After that, with your help, we prepare all your delinquent income tax returns

and get them filed with IRS. And lastly, we negotiate the best possible resolution that permanently resolves your IRS difficulties. This may mean doing an Offer in Compromise, a properly structured Installment Agreement, Currently Not Collectible status, Penalty Abatement, and more.

Most of this takes place without you ever coming to our offices. We live in a day and age where technology makes it easy for us to represent you no matter where you reside. Of course, you can always come to our offices if you prefer, whatever is more convenient for you.

Believe it or not, there are new laws that have gone into effect to help financially strapped taxpayers today. The IRS announced its “Fresh Start Initiative,” which allows more taxpayers than ever before to settle up with the agency. Now is the time to take advantage of these less-stringent, more flexible programs—before the IRS changes its mind again.

The BIG Deal

Everything mentioned, the power of attorney, getting your tax transcripts from the IRS, and filing all your back taxes, is prep for the Big Deal—we want to see if you are qualified for the IRS’s Offer in Compromise program—that’s where you pay the IRS less than you owe. Usually, a LOT less than you owe! That’s right, there are ways to negotiate with the IRS with the opportunity to reduce substantially your tax debt, penalties, and interest.

But the IRS won’t negotiate with us, or help you if you don’t have all your legally required income tax returns filed. And it’s not like the IRS has gotten nicer—it’s because they want to collect something even if you don’t have anything! They would much rather give you a break than collect nothing. BUT—they always try to get as much as they can first. The IRS’s Offer in Compromise, or settlement program as it’s known, is complex, time-consuming, and tedious. It requires someone knowledgeable enough to call the IRS’s bluff when they’re not following their own rules and regulations and want you to pay a much higher amount than you should. You need an expert who knows how to preserve your rights!

We have settled many of our clients’ cases helping people reduce the amount they owe the IRS, including getting penalties and interest removed. When I say settle, I mean completely, 100%! Once the IRS has accepted the amount you offer and you pay the reduced amount, then the IRS releases all federal tax liens. Your IRS nightmare is over, and you get your life back.

And even if you don’t qualify for an Offer in Compromise, we still might be able to help you reduce the penalties and set up a payment plan that you can afford and get the IRS off your back.

But You Need to Take the First Step!

It’s up to you! You have nothing to lose, and the consultation is FREE. Call and schedule an appointment, and we can go over all the ways we can help you. All matters discussed will be confidential.

Call my office today at 847-780-6635 to set up an appointment for a FREE consultation.