• IRS Wage Levy Release
• IRS Monthly Installment Agreement payment arrangement
• Currently Non Collectible status negotiation

• IRS Wage Levy Release
• IRS Monthly Installment Agreement payment arrangement
• Currently Non Collectible status negotiation

Most people have not filed federal income tax returns for one or more years. Before IRS will release a levy, a taxpayer must have filed at least his/her last 6 tax returns.

I will do the following:

• Coordinate with my IRS reps and have them fax directly to me your income and other documents. This way you will not have to gather W-2s and 1099s and possibly miss some. I no longer charge for this as a separate service.

• I will prepare your tax returns in a matter of hours – FAST

• I will then fax the returns to you for your review and signature(s)

• You will fax back to me only the signature pages

Added Bonus:

• IRS will accept from me (again in a special procedure reserved for a small group of professionals) the faxed tax returns with your faxed signature

• Your tax returns will then be immediately processed into the IRS Computer System rather than taking six to eight weeks or longer (as is normal) if they are mailed.

• This special procedure saves lots of time and hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars by allowing me to release your levy in a matter of DAYS!

Try to get any local CPA or tax accountant to prepare several prior year tax returns for this kind of fee and do it same day and get the tax returns filed this way! I bet you can't find one!

Many of my clients haven't filed several tax returns but discover that they still owe taxes on those unfiled years. That's because IRS so "kindly" filed their 1040 tax returns for them. Yes, they can do that, too - Congress lets them.

Those tax returns are called Substitute for Returns, or SFRs. They compute tax at the highest possible figures, too.

I replace SFRs with actual tax returns that I prepare just like any others. My tax returns invariably save my clients hundreds and most often thousands of dollars by adding exemptions and business deductions and itemized deductions.

$197 each or a maximum of $895 is chump change compared to the savings these replacement tax returns produce.

The returns are filed in a special procedure I use and are instantly received by IRS and noted as "secured", thereby quickly meeting the IRS requirement that they be recorded into the IRS computer system so that further negotiations and agreements may follow based upon the lower tax figures (and therefore tax, penalty, and interest savings for you).

Most of my clients have not filed tax returns for several years.

Most of these clients also do not have copies of all of their W-2s and 1099s and other income information from those prior years.

In order to prepare accurate tax returns, I'll need to verify a client's income from all sources.

I do this by getting my IRS contacts to fax me reports that show all of the income they have that was provided to them in the previous years.

This way, I know I am reporting all of the income that the IRS computer system can track. By doing it this way, my clients will not be hit later with a report of unreported income and a related increase in tax that might affect my previous negotiations.

IRS will compute and add penalties and interest to every newly filed tax return and every prior tax balance.

I highly recommend that you allow me to calculate these additional charges so that I can verify the IRS calculations rather than just blindly accepting their figures.

Whether it's just one year or ten, the fee is the same. And it's more than worth it. My clients thank me for it.

Taxpayers who will owe more than $25,000 (including penalties and interest) will be required to have these calculations included in their cases.

Due to additional IRS requirements on cases over $25,000, it is now mandatory that these calculations be made.

If penalty and interest calculations are made and a taxpayer does not owe more than $25,000, this fee will not be charged.

If your total amount due IRS is over $100,000, your case has probably already been referred to the IRS Large Dollar Unit in Buffalo, NY.

Large Dollar cases are subject to special handling and reporting requirements. They also take significantly more time to release any levies and negotiate any final agreements.

These Large Dollar cases are monitored and managed very rigorously by IRS personnel who have been specially trained to deal with these cases.

Be prepared for additional time for me to negotiate your Wage Levy Release since the IRS representatives in the Large Dollar Unit will require verification of more of your Financial Information than other cases.

Some cases that require this fee will also require the following fee.

If your case has been assigned to a local IRS Collection Office in your area, it should have been (or soon will be) assigned to a Revenue Officer (RO) who will be personally responsible for the management of your case.

These cases require much more attention and time on my part since I must deal with an RO whose job is to collect what the IRS computer system says is due.

These ROs have a lot more power to harm you with fast levy action and unique requirements.

They are also the only person your or I or anyone else can deal with regarding your tax issues.

ROs have complete control of the cases assigned to them.

I have found that these cases require a lot more time and energy on my part because the Revenue Officers (ROs) can personally decide when, where, what, how, who, and why on their cases. It has become increasingly more difficult to deal with ROs. Most ROs are extremely courteous and kind, but their schedules (that require them to be out of the office and hard to reach) and their personal requirements are very tough to deal with. For these reasons, I personally prefer not to work cases assigned to ROs.

Some cases that require this fee will also require the previous fee.

Many taxpayers contact me before their wages have been levied by IRS. This gives me time to prevent a wage levy from being filed, but still takes about the same amount of work and time as an actual Wage Levy Release.

Responding to those annoying IRS notices early enough can help protect your paycheck and avoid unwanted embarrassment at work...

IRS Bank Levies are very difficult to get released. My policy is to charge on a case-by-case basis with my fee agreed upon before I begin my work. However, if I am unsuccessful in negotiating the IRS Bank Levy Release, I will still charge a $450 minimum fee to cover a small portion of my time and effort. If I am successful, I charge a minimum of $895. Click here for info

You will continue to receive correspondence from IRS. If you wish, I will remain as your Power of Attorney (POA) for an additional 12 months. As your POA, I will receive copies of every single piece of correspondence that IRS sends to you. I will then be able to review all of the IRS letters and collection notices so that you can call me to discuss them. Additional services that are needed will be billed separately.

If you do not choose this additional service, I will remove myself as your POA thirty days after my work for you is completed.

Clients who do not choose this option and later contact me with questions and concerns regarding IRS notices will be billed $250 before I will discuss the notices.

Most of my clients view this optional service as an insurance policy and tell me that it's worth more than its fee just to have the peace of mind it gives them.