Failing to file a tax return is a serious matter. The IRS can file a return for you, often without the deductions or tax credits you deserve. That means a bigger tax bill and can lead to other problems:
Don't let this happen to you. We are here to help you face these tax issues head-on and find a lasting solution.
We work with you or your tax professional to reconstruct records for income and expenses. That means tracking down W-2s, 1099s for miscellaneous income, unemployment records, and other relevant documents. We make sure your returns account for every legal deduction to determine the lowest possible tax liability.
Once your returns are filed, we know the exact amount you owe. If you can’t pay in full, we negotiate with the IRS. Our attorneys can secure manageable installment agreements, seek an offer in compromise to settle for less, or request currently not collectible status if you’re facing hardship.
If you have a reasonable cause for not filing, we can ask the IRS to reduce or remove penalties. Also, if it is the first time you failed to file, we may be able to get the IRS to remove the penalty even if you have no reason for filing late.
Unfiled tax returns and outstanding tax debt do not have to control your life. Call our office for a free, confidential case review. We will discuss your case and explain if and how we can help you put this behind you.
