IRS Tax Liens can really take your perfect life and make it miserable! When your taxes are unpaid, the IRS and or the State files a lien against all your assets. This gives them the legal right to collect taxes from the sale of your assets, which includes literally everything you own including your bank account, vehicles, and home. Tax liens may be filed against you, your spouse, or your company depending on how the tax liability was incurred. Everything you own is in jeopardy of becoming property of the government. Never ignore a notice from the IRS – it can have very serious consequences.

To make matters worse, tax liens filed against you show up on your credit report and often prevent you from opening a checking account or borrowing against any assets, like your home. If a lender is willing to approve a loan for you, the interest rate will be higher when a lien appears on your credit report. Buying or selling real estate is would be very difficult as well. Remember, the IRS can place a lien on your property, home, vehicle, or wages or even go as far as seizing your property to collect the back taxes. Contact our Rapid City SD CPA firm immediately so we can begin to negotiate on your behalf. When you work through an accounting firm, it can show the IRS that you are trying to resolve the issue quickly.

The good news is, unlike most Rapid City area tax firms, we specialize in solving tax problems and we can help get you back in compliance and remove any liens that you have on your assets. We have helped a lot of happy clients get back on track with the IRS and we can help you too!

We can help remove tax liens!

Tax liens can be removed once the government is satisfied that you are compliant, so getting compliant is step number one in the process. That could be filing back tax returns, setting up an installment agreement, or enrolling in one of the other IRS settlement programs. The good news is once your tax problem is solved we can get tax liens erased from your credit report! If you have a tax problem and need our help call us today at (605) 646-3585.

Once you become our client you will not have to speak to the IRS anymore. If they want information or to talk to you, they will have to go through us. The first step to getting a tax lien removed is calling us at (605) 646-3585 and scheduling a free no obligation case evaluation with one of our Certified Public Accountants. During this meeting we will discuss the details of the case and make plans to start the investigation. During the investigation phase of your case we will be gathering information, pulling transcripts, and finding out what the IRS knows about you.

We can help, but not until you call (605) 646-3585.

The Dreaded Letter from the IRS

If you have received a tax notice, IRS letter, audit notice, or other tax correspondence from the IRS, a state agency, or a local agency, it can be difficult to know what to do next. We frequently represent clients with IRS penalties, interest, and taxes due, and we can help you, too. We have worked on items such as IRS Offers in Compromise and Penalty Abatements.

The Tax Help You Need

If you are ready to face your tax problems, we are here for you. We can help you relieve that huge stressful burden so you feel lighter and free from all that stress. Do not face your tax issues alone. Our trained and certified tax professionals work diligently to find the best outcome we can on your tax issues. Turn to the Showalter CPA Firm, and let us put our tax resolution services to work for you. Call now for more information or to schedule a consultation at (605) 646-3585.

How Can You Remove a Tax Lien?

You Can Appeal the Lien. A lien can be removed on appeal if:

• The tax debt has already been paid in full.
• The lien was filed in error.
• The lien was filed in error and the IRS made a processing error with your return.
• The IRS did not follow proper procedures.
• You were going through bankruptcy when the lien was filed.
• You weren’t given a chance to dispute the amount assessed by the IRS.
• You wish to make spousal defenses by claiming that your spouse should be liable for the lien.
• You want to discuss collection options.
• The statute of limitations of 10 years on collecting the tax debt has passed.

On the notice of the lien, you are given the option to request a Collection Due Process hearing with the Office of Appeals. The request for an appeal must be made within 30 days after fifth day of the lien being filed, or by the date indicated on the notice.

Lien Withdrawal

Withdrawal removes the lien as if it was never there and occurs when the taxpayer’s lien is paid off or it’s proven that the lien was filed falsely. Withdrawal is also possible if you qualify for the Fresh Start Initiative, have entered a direct debit agreement, and your balance is lower than $25,000.

We can deal with the IRS and aid with filing an appeal or requesting a lien withdrawal. Call us for a free tax consultation at 605-646-3585.

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