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The
Real Truth About Owing the IRS Back Taxes That You Cannot Afford To Pay.
The amount of
incorrect information circulating in our society involving tax debt is
quite shocking. If you cannot afford to pay your tax debt there are
many options that you can take right now that may solve your tax
problems much easier than you ever dreamed. Here is a small sample of
the secrets you will learn:
Learn whether you
are eligible for the IRS Offer in Compromise program that erases 90-95%
of a typical taxpayer's debt forever and why you likely will not hear
about it from an IRS agent. Learn to force the IRS to give you a copy
of the file that contains everything the IRS has ever said or written
about you. Learn why the IRS frequently makes mistakes in assessing how
much money you owe them and how to catch and correct their mistakes.
Is
there a completely legal way to settle my tax debt with the IRS for a
lot less than what I owe?
Tens of thousands
of Americans have already settled their tax debt for a small fraction
of what they originally owed through the IRS's newly expanded Offer in
Compromise program….and if you owe a lot more than you can afford to
pay you will likely qualify for this program as well. This means you
can end your tax debt nightmare and get on with your life.
Here
is a small sample of the step by step instructions that you will
receive:
- How to
determine how much you really owe the IRS and how to catch their common
mistakes.
- Detailed
instructions covering the
minimum amount the IRS will accept to compromise your tax debt.
- How to
file a Freedom of Information of Request to learn exactly what the IRS
knows and doesn't know about you and your financial situation.
- How to
settle your state tax liabilities just as easily as your IRS debt.
- Learn
whether an Offer in Compromise is your best option and your
alternatives when it is not.
- How to
clear tax liens from your credit rating.
- How to
legally look broke to the IRS even if you are a millionaire.
- Why it
is Much Better to File BEFORE the IRS Contacts You.
- Why
Bankruptcy often does not eliminate your tax debt.
- How to
Save Thousands or More on Tax Lawyer or CPA Fees
Here
is another secret that many tax professional don't want you to know:
The law does not
require that you retain a lawyer or CPA to help you file an Offer in
Compromise; and the vast majority of Offer in Compromises could be
handled without paying a lawyer or CPA thousands of dollars.
By learning this
inside information and secrets for resolving your tax problems you will
be better prepared to assess your options and take the most
advantageous route. Having this information at your disposable will
prompt you to take the action that may save you thousands of dollars
and put an end to your IRS nightmare. Here is a small sample of what
you will learn:
What
you must do before you file an Offer in Compromise.
- Proven
strategies to legally protect your property from IRS seizure.
- Make the IRS more likely to accept your low offer by
appearing "destitute" even if you are not.
- How to automatically be given more time by the IRS to pay
your tax bill.
- Common pitfalls to avoid as a delinquent taxpayer.
- Step by step, detailed instructions and tips on filling out
the required forms and schedules for an offer in compromise. How to get
the IRS to Suspend Collection.
- How to get a long-term payment plan.
Tax Relief is perfectly legal and common in every
state.
You can complete the appropriate IRS forms from
the comfort and privacy of your own home. This guide contains all the IRS forms, tips, techniques and
information you need to negotiate and reduce your tax debt.
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