Tax Resolution

Your Tax Resolution Guide

With tax season upon us, you might be one of the few unlucky business owners stuck with a tax bill. Tax resolution can be a complicated process, and business owners who owe the IRS often have a lot of questions before they begin. How does the process work? What exactly do I need to do? Is there any way to simplify it? Edgewater CPA Group is here to provide you with an overview of the tax resolution process so that you can make informed decisions about how best to proceed.

What is Tax Resolution?

Tax resolution is a process through which taxpayers and businesses can settle their debts with the IRS. Depending on your individual circumstances, you may be able to negotiate a lower amount than originally owed or receive other benefits such as penalty abatement. In some cases, it’s even possible to have your debt completely forgiven.

The First Step in the Process

The first step in the tax resolution process is filing all past-due returns. This includes both federal and state returns, if applicable. Once these returns are filed, you will be able to move forward with negotiating a settlement with the IRS or other applicable state or local authorities. If you need assistance filing these returns, our team of professionals specializes in tax preparation and can help guide you through this part of the process.

Negotiating with the IRS

Once all past-due returns are filed, you will be able to negotiate a settlement with the IRS. This negotiation typically involves submitting evidence that shows why you cannot afford to pay what is owed in full. You’ll also need to prepare to discuss options for settling for less than what is owed (e.g., installment plans). It’s important to note that negotiations require patience and perseverance. Sometimes, it takes several attempts before an agreement is reached between both parties involved. 

Don’t Navigate Tax Resolution Alone

Navigating the tax resolution process doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Armed with knowledge and support from professionals who specialize in this area of law, it’s possible to successfully resolve your tax issues. You’ll also be able to move forward without fear of penalties or interest accruing on your account balance. If you own a business in Carmel, IN, and are in need of tax resolution, contact Edgewater CPA Group today. Our team is highly skilled, having worked with many businesses to find resolutions with the IRS. We also offer expert growth and profitability strategies and tax preparation, so you never have to worry about falling behind again. So, give our office a call today at (317) 386-7021.

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