6 Years of Unfiled Federal Income Tax Returns
Client owned a multi-million-dollar landscaping company that had not filed six years of federal income tax returns. The IRS filed substitute tax returns based off 1099-MISC forms submitted by third parties. The IRS did not deduct any business expenses, resulting in a substantial tax liability. DeWitt Law prepared and filed with the IRS all missing tax returns. Client’s tax liability was reduced by over $100,000.
$93,265 Tax Debt Settled for $14,279
Represented taxpayer who owed the IRS over $93,265. Tax debt was reduced to $14,279 through an accepted offer in compromise.
$238,156 Tax Debt Settled for $11,089
Represented taxpayer who owed the IRS over $287,308. Tax debt was reduced to $11,089 through an accepted offer in compromise.
Release of Levy Initiated by Revenue Officer
Client was self-employed restaurant owner facing over $150,000 in payroll tax debt. An IRS Revenue Officer was assigned to the cases and initiated a bank levy to seize all funds in Client’s bank accounts. DeWitt Law represented Client, negotiated a full levy release with the Revenue Officer and a Partial Pay Installment Agreement to resolve the outstanding tax debt.
Reversal of IRS Seriously Delinquent Tax Debt Certification
The IRS certified Taxpayer’s individual federal income tax debt as seriously delinquent under IRC Section 7345. Taxpayer was notified by IRS Notice 508C. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer before the IRS and challenged the seriously delinquent certification. The IRS issued IRS Notice (pictured below) and reversed the seriously delinquent tax debt certification.