According to the IRS, Americans owe more than $80 billion in unpaid taxes. If you have unfiled tax returns or back tax liabilities to pay, you may consider several ways to deal with your tax situation. Some people think that filing bankruptcy is a catchall resolution, but it is not. Click Here For Tax Resolution!
Many taxes are not forgivable, even in bankruptcy, depending on how old the tax liability is and whether or not you have equity in a house. This means that after you file for bankruptcy, you could still owe a large amount to the IRS. For businesses and individuals alike, Tax Tiger can help you find a real resolution to your tax problem. We have years of experience in the tax law field and know how to personally handle your case.
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All we ask is that you make an appointment for a no-risk consultation with us. In this meeting, we will outline our strategy for your situation, often including an Offer in Compromise. This action will help us reach a settlement with the IRS for a reduced amount in tax liability.
As long as you follow the stipulations of the Offer in Compromise, this resolution can rid you of tax debt for good. In addition to paying your settlement amount, you are also contractually bound to pay your upcoming taxes for the next five years. If you break this contract, you will owe the total amount originally due, plus associated fees and penalties. Let us help you put your financial situation back together to give you a better life. Call us today for an appointment.
