LOS ANGELES, CA, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nobody likes a bully. Especially when that bully is the Internal Revenue Service! If you have unpaid taxes, the IRS has the power to not only levy your bank accounts but also to attach wage garnishments and levies against your employer and clients if you are self-employed. Talk about adding insult to injury!
Carl (Escondido, California) was in this exact predicament when he finally made a desperate call to Blue Tax to ask for help. Carl had an IRS balance of roughly $30,000 for 2006 and 2008, not to mention three attached client invoice garnishments. Additionally, Carl's tax returns for the year of 2008 were in an audit and were being adjusted for unreported income. The challenge for Blue Tax was going to be in removing the bank levies on Carl's clients, working with the IRS to complete his audit, and hopefully negotiating him to be on a non-collectable status.
Almost immediately, Blue Tax was able to remove the levies from Carl's clients. After completing Carl's financials, Blue Tax advised him that he would be a good candidate for the currently non-collectable status. Because Blue Tax was going to qualify him for the non-collectable status, Carl did not need to worry about any adjustments made from the audit. Even taking that into account, however, Blue Tax made sure that the audit was completed correctly before posting the balance to his account. This was done just in case the status of the CNC was changed for some reason in the future. Blue Tax was able to successfully negotiate with the IRS to put Carl on the non-collectable status. Naturally, he was thrilled.
In going down the list of goals for Carl's case, Blue Tax was able to release any levies on Carl's account (check!), remove him from collections (check!), complete his audit (check!), and place him under a currently non-collectable status (check!). IRS bullies beware the wrath of the Blue Tax team!
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.
Getting Picked on by the IRS with Wage Garnishments and Levies? Call Blue Tax to Help You Halt the Aggressive Bullying Tactics!
The tax attorneys of Blue Tax will help you keep your lunch money!
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