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As you hopefully expect, IRS Collection Defense is more than just Settlements and Offers and Compromise. Wyman Law Firm help you work through the maze of option and pick the best remedy that can be sustained against challenges made by the IRS. Installment Agreements are often overlooked and undervalued by taxpayers who owe the IRS. In many cases, installment agreements can lead to better results than the famed "Offer in Compromise" (or "$.10 on the Dollar, " as seen on TV).

Wyman Law Firm will determine whether such is the case for you, looking at options with installment agreements to avoid liens, and have your expenses that exceed IRS standards allowed as conditional expenses. Wyman Law Firm will also seek to negotiate payment terms that will result your paying less than the full amount of tax due.

For those who do not have the resources to pay their taxes, Currently Not Collectible standard is an excellent way to avoid having to pay your taxes, and the deferral is generally one year or more.
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The Wyman Law Firm provides services in all areas of IRS Tax Controversy, including representation at IRS Audit.
Unlike many tax settlement law firms, the Wyman Law Firm began his private tax practice representing taxpayers at the audit level (Most tax controversy professionals begin working on the collection side of tax matters).
The firm helps sustain clients' position in federal tax disputes by assisting with compliance and disclosure obligations, and representing them in audits, administrative appeals, and litigation.
Zealous advocacy by a tax attorneys is essential to negotiate an Offer in Compromise.
Careful planning, an understanding of the Offer in Compromise framework, attention to detail, as well as proper timing are essential.
There are three (3) types of Offer in Compromise.
To achieve either result, your attorney will need to establish one of three (3) things: (1) that there is "Doubt as to Collectibility, " (2) that there is "Doubt as to Liability."
Using IRS procedure to have the IRS compromise (significantly reduce) your liability by establishing that there is doubt that the the IRS can legally collect such before the expiration of the Collection Statute of Limitations (CSED).
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