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TAX PROBLEMS? We Can Help! Installment Agreements
If you owe Taxes, you may be eligible for an Installment Agreement (IA) or Payment Plan. Once this is set up, you will be able to make payments on your tax liability. There are several types of Installment Agreements. Qualifying for a small case Installment Agreement is much simpler than qualifying for a payment plan if there is a big tax liability. Generally, there are several types of plans, ranging from simple to complicated. Generally, they are:
In order to qualify for an Installment Agreement, a Taxpayer has to show that they are unable to currently pay the tax. They must also provide significant amounts of financial information along with a financial statement. When people are contacted by the Internal Revenue Service to arrange to make payments on their IRS liabilities, they are dealing with IRS personnel who do this every day for a living. The job of these IRS employees is to get the highest amount possible from you as an installment agreement. They want the Governments money, NOW! The IRS doesn't care whether you make your house payment. They don't care if you make your car payment. They want the Governments money, NOW. If you try to negotiate with them, without knowing your rights under IRS policies, you will almost always end up paying a higher payment plan payment than if you have a Tax Professional negotiate for you. In addition, if you simply don't have the ability to make current payments and still provide for necessities, you may qualify for Noncollectible Status. In Non Collectible Status, the IRS will not require you to make payments for a period of time.
We have designed a program to represent you in
each of the steps necessary to get Installment Agreements or Non
Collectible Status accepted. Proud member of the Better Business Bureau
For a Free, No Obligation Evaluation of whether we can assist you with your Tax or Debt Problems: Click Here for Online form for an evaluation
At Martelle Law Offices, P.A., we specialize in helping individuals and businesses overcome IRS difficulties. We have 25 years' experience assisting clients. From our office in Eagle, Idaho, we provide the highest quality legal services to clients with IRS problems, throughout the United States. We are a tough, aggressive and highly skilled law firm. Our practice is focused on matters related to solving Internal Revenue Service Problems.
We represent people who have had the misfortune of falling behind
in their IRS obligations and need assistance getting back on their feet again. We have the skill and expertise to negotiate with the IRS on your behalf and to work out
Offers in Compromise for individuals and businesses.
Our other services include the following:
Attorney Martin ("Marty") Martelle and his staff have extensive experience providing assistance with various kinds of IRS related issues, particularly Offers in Compromise and Unfiled Tax Returns. Even if you do not have your W2's or other information, do not delay in contacting our office to assist you in preparing your tax returns. We can obtain all the necessary information required so that we can prepare your returns. If we are providing you with tax help, we will deal with the IRS and State. You won't have to deal with them directly, in most cases! Additionally, we can work with you to prevent the IRS or State Tax Commission from taking drastic actions. Such actions include liens, levies, audits, seizure of property or imposing penalties. Our fees are reasonable and we have very good business sense.
For a free consultation to have your IRS problems analyzed by a competent and
experienced Tax Lawyer, contact us at: 208 938 8500 or
toll free
Or, please fill out our online form and find out what we can do to assist you. We offer a free initial consultation to all clients and payment plans to those who need them.
We represent clients in Bankruptcy and Tax matters throughout Idaho and Eastern Oregon. We represent clients with IRS problems throughout the United States.
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The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. Copyright © 2005 by Martelle Law Offices, P.A. All rights reserved.
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