IRS Payment Plans
After first speaking with the IRS about different Offers in Compromise options, and it has been decided that your situation does not qualify you, an IRS tax payment plan and terms can be negotiated on your behalf. Special official forms are required to be filled out and submitted upon this decision.

IRS Payment Installment Agreements
Once both parties agree on the terms, the IRS tax payment installment agreements may be set up in various ways:

Direct Debit from your bank account, Payroll Deduction from your employer or Regular Installment Agreement

If you enter into an installment agreement, your payment amount will be based on your ability to pay and will be a manageable amount that can be maintained over the duration of the installment agreement.

Direct debit, or payroll deduction installment agreements, provides an opportunity to make timely payments automatically, and therefore, these payment methods may reduce the possibility of defaulting on the agreement. Let us be your ally looking out for your best interests, and maintaining your rights during this process.

IRS Tax Penalties
Every day that taxes are left unpaid interest is compounded daily and subject to a monthly late payment penalty. Penalties can also be assessed for failure to file a tax return.

The IRS understands situations of cashflow, which do not allow a large payment in a lump sum. This is the reason for IRS installment agreements and payment plans. Our tax relief professionals can in many cases reduce, or possibly get waived those extra penalties.

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