The "Unbreakable" IRS Payment Plan: Why we get levied when we think we have an IRS agreement (Tax Representation Book Book 3)
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This book will show you how it is possible that over 90% of taxpayers who think they have established an agreement with the IRS for taxes owed, either do not, or is about to break it. The IRS must do certain things, not send you a letter, that determine what periods are part of an agreement. The taxpayer must also do certain things. Yet, the IRS and people's representatives before the IRS do not educate the taxpayer on what this is. After 40 years and thousands of payment plans, I will show the reader what is needed to establish a "binding" agreement with the IRS. Installment agreements, or payment plans for individuals, corporations, and partnerships have certain rules that must be followed. My series of Amazon books will explain to the reader what really happens in the world of IRS representation. With the right knowledge, experience, and professional attitude a lot can be accomplished by the CPA or law firm that takes this type of case. I warn the readers that it is not only critical to hire a professionally licenced company, such as a CPA or law firm, but one who will have the person handling your account, someone who has the right experience. You will also discover the pitfalls of trying to do a payment plan on your own. Dealing with the IRS requires a lot of knowledge and experience in exactly that. Over the years I have had attorneys and CPAs as clients. We as licensed professionals are not taught in school, how to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Without doing many cases (I quit counting after a few thousand), you or your inexperienced representative will not have the experience needed to get the best result. If you are somewhat familiar with this topic and appreciate the additional knowledge, please leave a positive review. Read more
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Publication date : December 11, 2019
Language : English
File size : 1.1 MB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Word Wise : Enabled
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