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Tax Negotiation Services | Tax Settlements | Flat Fee Tax Service
Updated: Nov 22, 2019
There are many tax relief options for settling debt with the IRS, but they certainly don't make it easy. The longer you wait, the more you'll owe the IRS in penalties. It is always best to pursue tax negotiation services as soon as possible. Flat Fee Tax Service has experienced tax professionals committed to helping you get the most favorable solution for your tax situation.
Tax Negotiation Services
If you owe money to the IRS on the tax deadline, then the agency will begin the collection process with a notice to pay the balance in full.
The IRS will automatically impose the Failure-to-Pay penalty immediately. Consequently, interest on the overdue tax debt begins to accrue.
A tax debt compounds as each day passes, making a payment-in-full increasingly difficult to achieve. Many taxpayers feel discouraged and disheartened as their balance grows.
The IRS offers many programs to select taxpayers who qualify for tax relief. However, their eternal objective is to obtain as much of the total, including penalties and interest, as possible from the taxpayer.
The IRS wants to accomplish 2 items: Collect money, no matter how small and to close a case.
The IRS will reduce a tax debt to a total that’s fair and affordable for most taxpayers as a result of our successful negotiations.
Our tax relief professionals are skillful in these negotiations, as our expertise with IRS procedures is an important asset.
Negotiating a Lower Balance - Tax Settlement
TV ads touting tax settlements for “pennies on the dollar” seem to be everywhere on late night cable television.
What they didn’t advertise is that although these tax settlements are possible for a select few taxpayers who meet the strict qualifications of this particular settlement, the vast majority of delinquent taxpayers don't receive this level of relief. IN 2016, PER IRS STATISTICS, THE IRS APPROVED APPROXIMATELY 42% OF THE 80,000 OFFER IN COMPROMISE SUBMISSIONS.
Today, these bold and misleading ads continue to run on cable television. However, options for repayment at a lower balance may be available in the right circumstances. This tax settlement program is called an Offer in Compromise. FLAT FEE TAX SERVICE CLIENTS SAVE, ON AVERAGE, 96% OF THE TAX DEBT WITH A 95% OFFER IN COMPROMISE APPROVAL RATE. You can certainly count on our trusted tax relief services to guide you down the right path to a favorable resolution for your case.
The IRS is likely to approve an Offer in Compromise if there is “doubt as to liability,” “doubt as to collectibility,” or an “effective tax administration" Focus of "doubt as to collectibility"
Doubt as to liability specifies that the IRS acknowledges that the assessed tax amount is incorrect.
The framing of an Offer in Compromise should certainly acknowledge one of these approval categories. It must also be supported with documentation that verifies the taxpayer’s claim of financial hardship.
Taxpayers’ negotiations with the IRS rarely result in an approval of an Offer in Compromise (#OfferinCompromise), especially without the help of a reputable tax relief professional. Without an experienced tax professional, a taxpayer has about a 30% chance of approval.
