How To Get Tax Amnesty for your Client? Basics of Forgiveness of IRS Debt
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PRESENTER(s): Daniel J. Pilla
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Conference Material (Password Required)There’s never been a better time to resolve a delinquent tax problem with the IRS. Not so much because of COVID-19, but because the IRS has a much more open mind when it comes to negotiating delinquent tax debts. The “Fresh Start Initiative,” changes to the Offer in Compromise Program, the Collection Due Process appeal rights, and installment agreement options, all make it possible to pay taxes on your terms, not theirs. On top of that when, the IRS even more willing to negotiate when they know a tax liability is dischargeable in bankruptcy.
This webinar will help you to eliminate wage and bank levies, avoid property seizures and get rid of tax liens. In some cases, you can settle your tax debt for just pennies on the dollar. Daniel J. Pilla has been the nation's leader in taxpayers' rights defense and IRS abuse prevention and cure. Dan has seen every type of tax problem and believes "there is no such thing as a hopeless tax problem." Widely regarded as one of the country's premiere experts in IRS procedures. This webinar can help you eliminate wage and bank levies, avoid property seizures and get rid of tax liens. In some cases, you can settle your tax debt for just pennies on the dollar.
Session Highlights:
- Uncollectible status
- Installment Agreements generally
- Collection Due Process Appeals
- Partial Pay Installment agreement
- The Offer in Compromise
- Forgiveness of Penalties and Interest
- Bankruptcy basics
- And more
Participants will understand:
- Installment agreement options, including getting a client declare “currently not collectible”
- The four options for an offer in compromise
- When Collection Due Process Appeal rights are available and how to invoke them
- The options for challenging the assessment of penalties
- How to determine if a tax liability is dischargeable in bankruptcy
Who Will Benefit:
- CPA
- Enrolled Agents (EAs)
- Tax Professionals
- Attorneys
- Other Tax Preparers
- Finance professionals
- Financial planners
