(678) 377-4868
(678) 377-4868
Tax problems can overwhelm you. If you find yourself dealing with a tax lien, tax levy or tax wage garnishment, you must act quickly. Edwin Glover can possibly prevent these actions from happening and give you the time to find a solution you can live with.
Mr. Glover has over 15 years of practicing experience, with an LL.M in Taxation from New York University. He has helped many of his clients throughout the years get past their IRS situation and back to living their lives normally.
Don’t let your tax problems keep bubbling under the surface. If you have received a notice from the IRS, it’s time to call our experienced tax attorney to finally end the nightmare.
Once you receive a notice (either a Notice of Federal Tax Lien or Notice of Intent to Levy) you have 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing. At this hearing, you can present several defenses.
Depending upon the facts, you might claim that the tax was not properly assessed or that the statute of limitations for collecting the tax has expired. You might make a claim for innocent spouse relief. You have the right to ask for an installment agreement that will allow you to pay your tax bill over time.
Most importantly, you can make an Offer In Compromise, the most advantageous method for resolving your tax liability. Under an Offer In Compromise, you are allowed to satisfy your entire tax bill for less than what you owe-in many cases, for much less than what you owe.
To sum up, you have rights in your situation, no matter how tough it may be. With an experienced tax lawyer by your side, you’ll be able to put your IRS problems behind you. But you have to take action immediately.
If you need a tax lien attorney in Suwanee, GA, audit defense or any other type of tax help, Edwin Glover, Attorney at Law is here to assist you. Schedule your free initial consultation today by calling (678) 377-4868.
What is tax bankruptcy?
A Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 filed primarily to deal with taxes. Unlike what you may have been told, the Bankruptcy Courts can provide you a discharge for many tax obligations.
The rules on what taxes can be discharged in a bankruptcy are quite complex and only a lawyer knowledgeable in tax and bankruptcy law can fully advise you of your taxpayer rights in Bankruptcy Court. But if your taxes qualify for a discharge, this is nearly always the best way to deal with your outstanding tax debt. It may be that only a portion of your tax bill can be discharged. If so, a bankruptcy may still be the best option for you. You can obtain a discharge for that portion that can be discharged, and negotiate an installment agreement for the remainder. While the bankruptcy is pending the IRS cannot garnish your paycheck or levy your bank account.
A work of warning. If you have had a tax lien filed against you, you will be receiving flyers and telephone solicitations from so-called "tax resolution firms." These firms will not mention the possiblity of a bankruptcy with you because they don't do bankruptcy. Most of their professional staff are either enrolled agents or CPA's. Enrolled Agents and CPA's cannot represent people in Bankruptcy Court. These tax resolution firms have absolutely no incentive to tell you about the benefits of a bankruptcy.
To determine if your tax obligations can be dealt with in Bankruptcy Court, please 678-377-4868