Back Tax Debt

Solving back tax debts with the IRS is simple! When solving back tax debts, a taxpayer only has to take a few actions (file a couple of forms) to start an automatic IRS process that will conclude in a resolution of the back tax debt. In addressing back tax debts, a taxpayer merely has to follow the simple IRS TaxMasters Resolution System. The IRS TaxMasters Resolution System is divided into two parts. The first part in solving back tax debts is "the 3 Cs" - Compliance, Collections and Conclusion. In other words, to fix back tax debts with the IRS, taxpayers must first be in Compliance (file all missing returns and pay current estimated or withholding taxes). Once a taxpayer is in compliance, the next step in solving back tax debts is to resolve IRS Collections. Resolving IRS collections entails the stopping of IRS liens, IRS levies and IRS seizures. Once IRS collections has been addressed, a taxpayer wants to Conclude the resolution of back tax debts. Conclusion of back tax debts includes Offers In Compromise, Installment Arrangements and Hardship Status.

The second part of solving back tax debts is "the 3 Ws". "The 3 Ws" applies to the actions necessary in resolving an IRS problem and advancing a matter with the IRS through compliance, collections and conclusion. Simple IRS forms are the way in which taxpayers communicate with the IRS and request action on the part of the IRS that will drive a case to conclusion.

"The 3 Ws" are as follows: What to say, Who to say it to, When to say it. The IRS Taxmasters Resolutions System will show you which forms to use, what to write on those forms, and where to mail the forms to drive your back tax debt to a satisfactory conclusion with the IRS.