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George Mendez & Company, LLP has been working with taxpayers nationwide for nearly three decades to resolve their back tax debt with the IRS. Our team of experienced CPAs, Enrolled Agents and Tax Accountants thoroughly evaluate each taxpayer’s individual situation so that the best course of action is determined to successfully settle their tax issues. We recognize the level of importance these matters are to our clients. Therefore, we work diligently with the IRS to effectively resolve our clients back tax liabilities and put their minds at ease.

Offer in Compromise

An Offer in Compromise is an agreement between the IRS and a taxpayer that resolves the taxpayer’s back tax liability. Under special circumstances, the IRS is permitted to settle federal tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed. When determining whether or not an Offer in Compromise should be accepted, the IRS will evaluate the taxpayer’s past, present and future financial situation. Not everyone qualifies for an Offer in Compromise, as each person’s financial and tax situation is unique.

Installment Agreement

An IRS Installment Agreement allows taxpayers to make monthly payments to pay off their tax liability. The IRS reviews certain criteria before accepting an installment agreement such as timely filings for prior years’ tax returns, monthly payment amount and time requested to pay. It is imperative to make all monthly payments to the IRS when an installment agreement is in place.

Currently Not Collectible

The IRS may cease active collection efforts against a taxpayer and place their account on a Currently Not Collectible (CNC) Status if the taxpayer’s account meets certain requirements. While the account is on CNC the statute of limitations on the tax liability will continue to run and the IRS will not pursue collections. The taxpayer’s account will remain on CNC status either until the statute of limitations on the tax liability expires or the taxpayer’s financial situation changes.

Bank Levy Release

The IRS can pursue several methods to demand and collect back tax liabilities such as phone calls, letters, visits to your home, wage garnishments and levies. If the taxpayer disregards the IRS’s demands for payment, the IRS could issue a bank levy on any and all bank accounts (individual and joint accounts) to which the taxpayer’s name is attached. Once the IRS has issued a bank levy it can extremely difficult to convince the IRS to release it.

Payroll Tax Representation

Our firm assists taxpayers with payroll liabilities as the result of late return filings, non-filings, and delinquent tax payments. We have helped taxpayers become compliant with IRS payroll tax regulations and reach a resolution for past due payroll tax liabilities.

Wage Garnishment

The IRS can pursue several methods to demand and collect back tax liabilities such as phone calls, letters, visits to your home, levies and wage garnishments. If the taxpayer disregards the IRS’s demands for payment, the IRS could issue a wage garnishment to the taxpayer’s employer. The employer is required by law to withhold wages and send the money withheld to the IRS. Our firm has the experience and expertise to successfully negotiate with the IRS the release of a wage garnishment on behalf of the taxpayer.

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