{"id":4300,"date":"2022-07-21T12:52:56","date_gmt":"2022-07-21T12:52:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/andersonbradshawtax.com\/blog\/?p=4300"},"modified":"2022-07-21T12:52:56","modified_gmt":"2022-07-21T12:52:56","slug":"tax-debt-relief-with-anderson-bradshaw-tax-consultants","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/andersonbradshawtax.com\/blog\/tax-debt-relief-with-anderson-bradshaw-tax-consultants\/","title":{"rendered":"Tax Debt Relief<\/em> with Anderson Bradshaw Tax Consultants"},"content":{"rendered":"

Americans owed $10.2 million in back taxes to the IRS in 2021. Have you received a past due notice from the IRS? Perhaps the IRS has already garnished your wages or seized your bank account. Your tax issues won\u2019t go away on their own, and you could face losing everything you have! Several options for tax debt relief<\/strong><\/a> are available to help you get out of a bad tax situation and get on with your life.<\/p>\n

Tax Problems are Not Uncommon<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Uncertain economic conditions or unexpected circumstances can alter a person\u2019s life. A layoff from a job, a long-term illness, or significant hospital bills from an extensive injury can put a family or individual in a position where they can barely make ends meet. Soon, debt begins to pile up, and when the tax bill comes due, you can\u2019t pay.<\/p>\n

Businesses sometimes run into trouble due to internal mismanagement of money, a downturn in business conditions, or the loss of a significant customer base. Soon, creditors and the IRS will be knocking at the door for back amounts owed.<\/p>\n

Whether you made a mistake, suffered an unfortunate event, didn\u2019t file your taxes, or disputed the IRS claims, – not paying your taxes can lead to severe consequences. If you\u2019re behind on your taxes and owe money to the IRS, you can still get tax debt relief.<\/p>\n

Regardless of how much or complicated your tax problems are, our tax firm<\/strong><\/a> can provide you with legal options to resolve your unpaid tax debts. We\u2019ve helped thousands of individuals and businesses stop IRS harassment, reduce amounts owed, and create a repayment plan they can afford. Let Us Resolve Your Tax Problem<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

Eliminate Tax Disputes<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Many situations can cause a taxpayer to question the accuracy or validity of the IRS claim to monies owed.<\/p>\n

Reduction of Amounts and Penalties Owed may be warranted if a proof is provided that the IRS made a miscalculation or some other error.<\/p>\n

You can make a case for Innocent Spouse Relief<\/strong><\/a> if you can prove you and your spouse are separated or divorced and the tax debt owed belongs to your spouse.<\/p>\n

Stop IRS Harassment<\/strong><\/h2>\n

After determining the amounts and penalties you owe are valid, a tax professional will likely try to protect you by filing a “Stay of Enforcement.” The Stay is a method to stop the IRS from seizing and liquidating your assets. If the IRS has already taken measures, legal efforts will need to be made immediately to settle your debt to:<\/p>\n