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HAVE QUESTIONS?
IF YOU ARE FACING ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
Many taxpayers struggle with IRS problems and feel overwhelmed and anxious. You may think that there is no way out, but there is hope.
Frequently Asked Questions
HOW LONG DOES THE IRS HAVE TO COLLECT A TAX DEBT WHEN WE HAVE A FORMAL PAYMENT AGREEMENT?
You typically have up to 72 months to pay off your tax debt once a formal agreement is established with the IRS.
HOW LONG DOES THE IRS HAVE TO COLLECT ON A TAX DEBT WHEN THERE IS NOT A FORMAL PAYMENT AGREEMENT ON FILE?
The IRS typically has ten years to collect on a tax debt when a formal agreement is not on file.
HOW CAN OUTSTANDING BALANCES BE FIXED WITH THE IRS?
- Lump Sum Payment in Full
- Fixed Monthly Payment in Full
- Back Door Offer
- $0 Payment Agreement
- Offer in Compromise (Partial Payment in 24 months or less)
To find out which strategy is best for you, schedule a Financial Appraisal by completing an Intake Resolution Application.
HOW CAN I GET STARTED WITH NDL RESOLUTION TO FIX A BALANCE DUE ISSUE?
Schedule an appointment for a Financial Appraisal as this will find the best strategy to fix your tax problems by completing a Tax Resolution Intake Form.
WHO DOES THE NUMBERS DON'T LIE TAX RESOLUTION SERVE?
Individuals, sole proprietorships, corporations and nonprofit entities.
CAN NUMBERS DONT LIE TAX RESOLUTION HELP ME?
Yes, we can help you. However, we will NOT know the best solution to your balance due issues until after the Financial Appraisal. Complete the Tax Resolution Intake Form to get started.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO ESTABLISH MONTHLY PAYMENTS WITH NUMBERS DONT LIE TAX RESOLUTION AND SUBSEQUENTLY RECEIVE SERVICES UPON FULL PAYMENT?
Yes, it is feasible to arrange monthly payments with NDL before receiving services. However, it is essential to note that the IRS rarely delays enforcement actions, such as filing federal tax liens, issuing wage and bank account levies, and potentially suspending passports, while awaiting financial arrangements. Our agency initiates action only upon the receipt of complete payment. Alternatively, you may wish to consider our Buy Now Pay Later options. We offer payment plans through STRIPE although it is important to be mindful that utilizing these payment options will incur additional fees not covered by NDL.
HOW LONG DOES IT TYPICALLY TAKE TO FIX TAX PROBLEMS?
We will immediately start the work on your tax issues after you have retained our services to fix your tax problems. However, the resolution time will vary based on how long the IRS takes to respond to our inquiries and request.
While we make our clients a priority; we are often waiting on the IRS to do the same and resolve the issues as promised.
IS A MINIMUM BALANCE DUE REQUIRED BY THE IRS TO NEGOTIATE A LOWER TAX DEBT?
Yes, the IRS requires taxpayers to owe a minimum of $10,000 as a basic qualification to submit an Offer to negotiate the tax debt. If you owe more than $10,000 and are ready to get started on finding the best tax resolution strategy, schedule a Financial Appraisal to get started.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO ESTABLISH MONTHLY PAYMENTS WITH NUMBERS DON'T LIE TAX RESOLUTIONS AND SUBSEQUENTLY RECEIVE SERVICES UPON FULL PAYMENT?
No. We have encountered situations in the past where clients faced challenges in fulfilling their payment commitments after receiving our services. This has sometimes led to the perception that our role resembled that of a collection agency rather than a tax resolution company. In order to better support our clients, we are now offering Buy Now Pay Later options for those who may find it difficult to make full payments at the time of service. We are pleased to provide payment plans through STRIPE. Kindly note that utilizing these payment options will result in additional fees that are not covered by NDL.
CAN I NEGOTIATE DIRECTLY WITH THE IRS MYSELF?
Yes, taxpayers can negotiate directly with the IRS. However, many find the process challenging and time-consuming. Tax professionals are experienced in IRS protocols and can often achieve better results more efficiently. Please keep in mind that all calls are being recorded and anything you say could help or hurt your situation.
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A LIEN AND A LEVY?
A tax lien is a legal claim by the IRS on a taxpayer’s property due to unpaid taxes. A tax levy is the actual seizure of property (such as wages, bank accounts, or assets) to satisfy the tax debt.
CAN I SET UP A PAYMENT AGREEMENT WITH UNFILED TAX RETURNS?
NO. The IRS will not set up a payment agreement with you based upon UNKOWN Debt.
All Years that have a Liability to File must be filed and processed.
ELIGIBILITY FOR OFFER IN COMPROMISE (OIC)
To be eligible for applying for an Offer in Compromise (OIC) with the IRS, individuals must meet certain criteria, including demonstrating financial hardship or doubt as to liability. Here is a clear outline of the eligibility criteria based on the qualifications specified by the IRS:
Financial Hardship
Taxpayers may qualify for an Offer in Compromise if they can prove that paying the full tax liability would cause significant financial hardship. This involves providing detailed financial information to the IRS to support the claim of hardship.
Doubt as to Liability
Another eligibility criterion for an OIC is doubt as to liability, where taxpayers believe they do not owe the full amount of taxes assessed by the IRS. This could arise from disputes over the accuracy of the tax assessment, errors in calculations, or other factors that cast doubt on the liability amount.
Compliance with Tax Obligations
Applicants must be current with all filing and payment requirements to be considered for an Offer in Compromise. This includes filing all required tax returns and making any estimated tax payments for the current year.
No Open Bankruptcy Proceedings
Taxpayers who are currently going through bankruptcy proceedings are generally not eligible for an OIC. It’s essential to resolve bankruptcy matters before applying for debt forgiveness through this program.
Not an IRS Employee or Involved in an Open Criminal Investigation
Individuals who are current IRS employees or under investigation in a criminal tax case are typically ineligible for an Offer in Compromise.
Meeting the Criteria
By meeting these eligibility criteria and providing supporting documentation as required, taxpayers may have the opportunity to negotiate a settlement with the IRS through the Offer in Compromise program, potentially reducing their tax liability and resolving their tax debt burden.