At IRS Debt-Free, Inc., we understand that falling behind on your taxes can be overwhelming and stressful. Whether you have failed to file your taxes for one year or several, our team is here to help you get back on track and resolve your outstanding tax debt.

Filing back taxes can be a complex and time-consuming process, but our experienced professionals are here to guide you through every step. We will work closely with you to gather all the necessary information and documents, and will assist you in accurately completing your tax returns.

Our team will also help you explore your options for resolving your outstanding tax debt, including payment plans, offers in compromise, and other solutions. We will negotiate on your behalf with the IRS to help you find a resolution that works for you and your unique financial situation.

In addition to helping you file your back taxes and resolve your outstanding debt, our firm also offers ongoing support and guidance to ensure you remain in compliance with federal tax laws. We can provide you with the tools and resources you need to keep your taxes up to date and avoid future penalties and interest.

If you are struggling with back taxes and need help getting back on track, contact our tax relief firm today. Our team is ready to provide you with the personalized support and guidance you need to become IRS debt-free. If you can’t remember the last time you filed a tax return and you are scared to make things right and finally get things in order with the IRS…here is a tad bit of good news!

According to the IRS in regards to Delinquent Returns, Statement 5-133 (P-5-133) states that, “Enforcement of filing requirements, discusses delinquent returns and the enforcement filing requirements. The enforcement period is not to be more than six years”.

This means that essentially the IRS is only looking for the last six years of tax returns. So, even if you have not filed your tax returns in the past decade you will only have to file the last six years to get into compliance.

There are a few instances where the IRS will require you to go further than the six years and usually it will pertain to the following circumstances:

• The existence of income from illegal sources
• Voluntary Compliance
• If taxpayer has prior history of non-compliance
• The anticipated revenue in relation to the time and effort, required to determine tax due.
• Any special circumstances existing in the case of a particular taxpayer, class of taxpayer, or industry, or which may be peculiar to the class of tax involved.

BACK TO THE GOOD NEWS….you only need to file the last six years and you will be in compliance with the IRS! Take the first step in making things right and contact me to get started!

Schedule a free consultation to discuss your situation and let’s start the process of making you IRS Debt-Free!