Generally, what I tell my clients is “throw whatever the IRS wants out the window and let us focus on you and your situation. There is a certain amount that you are going to need to provide for yourself, to provide for your family, and to live the life that you’re accustomed to living. And once we figure out a way to sustain that or sustain that as much as reasonably possible, then we can worry about massaging the IRS into the equation. Ultimately, IRS Collection cases come down to two basic decisions.
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Why Should I Hire Brotman Law to Defend Me in My IRS Collections Matter?
The first reason I would give you is leadership. We have a lot of experience in dealing with the IRS, anything from a small payment plan to a complicated revenue officer matter with millions and millions of dollars in liability. We handle all aspects of collections, I am going through the offer and compromise process to negotiating an appeals to doing collections you process appeals, to even dragging things in the tax court when we have to. The fact of the matter is because of our range of experience we know the playing field and because we know the playing field we know how to protect our clients. Our firm takes a very client focused approach first. I understand that you need to provide for you and your family.
Frequently Asked Questions About the IRS Collections Process
If I owe money to the IRS, how do they look at credit cards?
The Different Steps in the IRS Collections Process
There is a lot of confusion among many of my clients about the IRS collections process and what actions the IRS is able to legally take against the taxpayer. People who owe see a series of increasingly threatening letters and I often get panicked phone calls from taxpayers who think that the IRS is going to take their house because of the $5,000 balance they have accumulated.
