The Ultimate Guide to Tax Resolution
SOLVE ALL OF YOUR CLIENT’S TAX PROBLEMS
Learn how to practice tax resolution properly and effectively using this textbook written by Tax Resolution expert Peter Y. Stephan. This book is a must for anyone practicing tax resolution including Tax Attorneys, CPAs and Enrolled Agents.
The #1 Tax Resolution Textbook
Every Tax Resolution Professional Should Have This Book On Their Desk
Learn all aspects of tax resolution, including:
Offers in Compromise
Is your client unable to full pay their tax liability within the statute of collections? If yes, they may qualify to settle their debt for pennies on the dollar. We show you how.
Installment Agreements
If your clients can full pay their liability within the statue of limitations, but are unable to pay it all at once, they almost definitely qualify for a payment plan broken into monthly installments. This book will walk you though the process to maximize the benefits for your clients.
Penalty Abatement
Your client didn’t pay their taxes and now the penalties are almost as much as the principle! We see it all the time. This book will show you the ins and out of removing penalties and making you a hero to your clients.
Releasing Liens, Levies, and Wage Garnishments
Delinquent taxpayers only seem to wake up to their situation when their money is suddenly missing. Find out how to stop these collection actions or recover your client’s money if you act quickly!
Audits & Appeals
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Currently Non Collectible Status (CNC)
Sometimes your clients will have absolutely no disposable income and cannot afford to pay anything at all to the IRS or State. These clients can be put into a special designation that temporarily prevents collection actions and protects their assets. Pick up the book and find how how to qualify.
Payroll Taxes and The Dreaded Trust Fund Recovery Penalty
When businesses don’t remit to the IRS or State the taxes they withhold from their employee’s pay, the government can and will hold “responsible persons” to be personally liable. The Trust Fund Recovery Penalty is 100% of the amount not remitted to the government. This amount can skyrocket very quickly. If anything will make you a hero in the eyes of your client, it is solving this issue, and a very well paid hero at that.
Discharging Taxes in Bankruptcy
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Over 500 pages of instruction
This textbook includes relevant IRS forms, contact information/phone numbers for IRS agencies/departments and much more.