Owe Less Than $10,000
 

Owe IRS less than $10,000 not including penalty and interest?

If so... Boy, do I have a deal for you!

It's as simple as one, two, three... four!

Here's what I will do:

  1. Get IRS to release your Wage Levy in 2 business days.
  2. Set up a 36-month Installment Agreement for you.
  3. This payment agreement will be based on tax only .
  4. Take the tax total you owe and divide it by 36. This should give you the monthly payment you should be prepared to make.

Note: I usually get these agreements done in less than 24 hours. More like "in by 10 out by 6." I still prefer to give myself a little pad of time just so you won't get more nervous than you probably already are. Remember, this is what I do for a living, and I'm good at it. Just read my Testimonials.

Here's what you should do:

  1. Download my Wage Levy Package.
  2. Fill out these Client Info Sheets in it:
  • Power of Attorney
  • Personal Info Sheet
  • Financial Info Sheet
  • Payment Authorization
  1. Be sure to fax me your most recent paystub(s) with year-to-date info.
  2. Print out this page and sign and date the Statement of Agreement below.
  3. Fax #2 and #3 and and #4 above to me at 817/263-0770.

You should be able to get all this information together in thirty minutes or less.

Cost?

$695 on a debit or credit card paid when you fax the info to me. I will immediately hit your card for the full payment. If I don't get your levy released, I'll refund the charge.

Remember though, that if you have any unfiled tax returns (for the last six years, including the one that was due on April 15) that IRS requires, I'll charge you $197 apiece for them up to a maximum of $895 for as many as are needed.

The clock starts based on the time that appears on your fax.

Be sure you send me everything above or I can't get it done. IRS Requirements for this deal

This is the sticky part. You must meet these requirements or IRS can reject this deal. It doesn't mean they will reject it - it just means they can reject it.

  1. You must owe income tax only ( not including penalties and interest) of $10,000 or less
  2. You must have filed and paid all tax returns during the five years prior to the year of the liability. This part is tricky. IRS is interested in your oldest tax liability. If your oldest tax liability is, say, 1998, then my IRS reps will look at your computer records and verify that the "five years prior to the year of the liability" have been filed and paid. The rep will make sure that 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994, and 1993 have all been filed and paid. If the answer to this question is "yes", then there's no problem. But if the answer is "no", then you might not qualify for this deal. Sometimes I can still get a client into this arrangement, but I can't guarantee it.
  3. You must agree to file and pay all tax returns during the length of this agreement.
  4. You must not have had any Installment Agreements during the prior five year period.
  5. You must agree to fully pay the tax liability within 3 years. So, basically, what you do is divide your tax liability by 60 months to determine what your monthly payment will be.

*Statement of Agreement*

Click above to print and fax me your agreement... There will be additional paperwork and information needed.