LOS ANGELES, CA, April 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Sometimes just when you think you've got it handled, you realize every month you're sinking deeper and deeper. This is how Juan (Freemont, TX) felt when he finally called Blue Tax to assist him with an existing payment plan to the IRS that was proving to be too high for him.
When Juan came to Blue Tax, he had an outstanding balance of $3,197 owed to the IRS for his 2007 tax returns. Juan still needed to file his 2008 and 2009 returns, having neglected to do so after being overwhelmed with the debt he still owed. For this 2007 debt, he was on a payment plan of $500 a month.
With Juan having arrived at the Blue Tax offices in late March, the challenge for the Blue Tax team would be getting his 2009 return in before the April 15th deadline. In addition to this, the goal was to get this client on a payment plan that he could afford without having to present his financials. All of this all the while avoiding any liens being placed on his accounts? That would be a tall order - but the experts at Blue Tax were up to the challenge!
Blue Tax immediately kicked into high gear. The Welcome Packet went out right away to Juan. Blue Tax contacted the IRS to assess the situation and plan out the resolution. On the first call, they were able to cut the client's existing payment plan in half from $500 to $250 a month. The next order of business was to put together Juan's wage and income information. Once Blue Tax had received the Welcome Packet and tax organizers back from the client, the team at Blue Tax prepared his 2008 return, his 2009 return and his complete financial analysis with form 433f. Then they promptly submitted the client's tax returns to the IRS.
Once Juan's returns posted, it was determined that he owed a little over $10,000 total so Blue Tax opted to get him on a streamline payment plan which, once again, lowered his monthly payment even further from $250 to $182 per month. They had done all of this in just under the wire beating the IRS deadlines!!
For more information about Blue Tax and its ability to help taxpayers resolve their tax problems, please visit www.BlueTax.com or call (888) 310-5858 for a free confidential consultation.
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