IRS Payment Plans

For liabilities between $25,000 and $500,000

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If you owe the IRS a larger tax liability and would like to get into a payment plan with the IRS, this package is for you. Negotiating these is certainly not easy, especially for back taxes, but with hard work and diligence it is by no means impossible. This is not something that you should try to accomplish by yourself. This will require one-on-one face time with IRS Officers.

Once you are in a payment plan, as long as you are making your payments timely, other enforcement actions will stop. No more IRS liens. Not another levy. No more harassing telephone calls. No more unscheduled visits from the IRS. Get the sleep, and the peace of mind that a payment plan will provide.

Here's how it works:

YouUs 
   Provide all of the documentation and paperwork received from the IRS
   Provide information on any payments made on the outstanding liability
   Prepare Form 2848, the Power of Attorney, for you to sign and submit to the IRS
   Petition for an assignment, if the case has not been assigned to a specific revenue officer
   Provide up to 3 hours of bookkeeping time, an hour of staff CPA time, three hours of partner time, and an hour of travel time
   Provide information on what you can afford to pay monthly
   Meet with the IRS Officers and Agents to present the evidence
   Work out a deal and fight for you

$1,200

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