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If you are being targeted by the IRS for unpaid taxes, you are probably feeling the pressure of the IRS collections process. As you’re already aware that is an unpleasant and stressful experience. We want you to feel confident and secure in understanding how Total Tax, Inc will protect you and help you achieve freedom from IRS and tax debt.
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The purpose of the consultation is to identify the cause of your tax problem and discuss the options to reach a solution with the IRS.
You will speak with a licensed tax professional, not a salesperson.
No. Having copies of any notices you have received from the IRS can be helpful but is not required.
No, the consultation is free.
It varies, but generally, you should plan on having about 15 minutes available.
No, and there is no obligation. After the consultation, the Tax Consultant will e-mail you the information discussed and all of the information you will need to get started. You can review it on your own time and make your decision.
No. The initial consultation and review of your case are always free.
Our fees are based on the amount and scope of services required to resolve your specific tax problem. We will disclose the services and corresponding fees as part of the consultation and we do not charge for Compliance Checks or Account Investigations. The total cost for the services quoted is final, so you know the overall cost before you make a decision.
We understand that most people experiencing IRS issues are already under financial duress, so we tailor payment plans that consider those matters. We never require full payment in advance.
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With over 30 years in the tax business, we have learned the importance of maintaining the highest level of client service and results. For people facing an IRS tax issue, that means setting appropriate expectations, meeting those expectations, and maintaining regular and timely communication. Your case will be assigned to a Case Team that will be with you from start to finish and will be your go-to point of contact.
We do what we say – this is the best way we know to build and maintain trust with our clients.
Yes. Tamar Johnson, CPA, owns Total Tax, Inc. She only employs CPAs and Enrolled Agents (EAs) as Case Managers and Tax Accountants.
Yes, all cases are assigned to a Case Manager. We only employ CPAs and Enrolled Agents (EAs) to manage your case.
Tax Relief Companies come in all sizes and each will tell you why they are positioned to provide the best service.
The largest firms will point out their resources and brand recognition while avoiding the negatives associated with the high fees required to support their overhead and the potential for poor customer service related to the sheer volume of clients they must service.
The smallest will point to personal service and lower costs, but may not have the expertise on staff to provide the full scope of services required to resolve your tax problem. Some are generalized law or tax firms that do not maintain a staff that specializes in Tax Relief.
Our approach at Total Tax, Inc is finding that middle ground. We have staff specializing in Tax Relief, others in Tax Accounting, and additionally others who focus is on services such as bookkeeping and payroll. This allows us to cover the scope necessary to resolve the most complex tax problems. Yet we are still small enough to maintain a personal and responsive approach to client service.
The IRS is a collection agency. They use a tax levy to collect on taxes owed when they consider a balance delinquent. Other collection agencies must get a court order to levy your assets, but the IRS has unique powers to independently initiate a tax levy. A tax levy can target your wages, bank accounts, Social Security benefits, and retirement income. The IRS will send a Notice of Levy to your employer, bank, or applicable financial institution. If you own a business, the IRS can contact your customers and place a levy on your accounts receivable. A Notice of Levy orders your assets to be redirected to the IRS. The receiver must comply with the order or face penalties.
If you have moved since the last time you filed a tax return and the IRS does not have your current address, you may not have received notification of pending IRS collection actions. In this case, an IRS or state tax levy can come as a surprise. To confirm that the levy is related to taxes, contact the institution where your funds were impacted, (your employer’s payroll administrator, your bank, Social Security Administration, etc) and request a copy of the Notice of Levy. Other common sources of levies on your bank account or paycheck are for student loan default, past-due child support, and other unpaid balances such as unpaid medical bills. In each case, your employer or financial institution will have received documentation demanding they comply with the request.
No.
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Yes, we back up our services with a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee and a Service Guarantee.
The primary purpose of the consultation is to make sure we can help you resolve your IRS tax problem. We will only take your case if we are confident we can reach a resolution.
We can’t guarantee that you will qualify for a specific program through the IRS, but we do guarantee that the scope of services we have proposed will achieve compliance and stop specific IRS collection actions against you.
We understand.
It’s why we offer time to identify your options.
Contact us- it’s free.
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