Tax relief from A to Z

If you can pay the full amount of taxes you owe, just not right now or not all at once, CLAW Tax Group can negotiate an IRS payment plan to give you more time to pay. A long-term payment plan, also known an Installment Agreement, or a Partial Pay Installment Agreement can be better than an Offer in Compromise.

If you can barely afford to pay your basic living expenses, much less your tax debt, CLAW Tax Group can petition the IRS to grant you a Currently Not Collectible status. With a CNC status, the IRS will agree to cease all collection action for a set period of time or indefinitely.

If you can barely afford to pay your basic living expenses, much less your tax debt, CLAW Tax Group can petition the IRS to grant you a Currently Not Collectible status. With a CNC status, the IRS will agree to cease all collection action for a set period of time or indefinitely.

If you have missed tax payments or filing deadlines due to uncontrollable circumstances, such as a death, serious illness or natural disaster, CLAW Tax Group can work to establish reasonable cause with the IRS to waive penalties for failure to pay or failure to file.

When you fail to file your tax returns on time or pay your tax debt when it’s due, the IRS can seize your assets by enforcing a federal tax lien. If the IRS has filed a federal tax lien, CLAW Tax Group will fight to protect your real estate and other property through a lien release, withdrawal, subordination or discharge.

If you let your outstanding tax debt go unpaid for too long, the IRS can seize your bank account. When the IRS contacts your bank to establish the levy, the bank immediately freezes your accounts and then turns over your assets to the IRS after 21 days. Let CLAW Tax Group negotiate with the IRS to release the bank levy and reclaim your assets.

If the IRS determines that too little federal withholding tax is being taken from your paycheck, they will direct your employer to withhold more and “lock in” that higher rate for at least three years. If a withholding lock has put a stranglehold on your paycheck, CLAW Tax Group will work to release the lock and make sure you get the hard-earned paycheck you deserve.

Take the stress out of tax season–plus mitigate the fear and risk of getting audited–with professional tax preparation services from CLAW Tax Group. If you live in dread of unfiled tax returns from previous years, we’ll help you file your delinquent returns to get you caught up and compliant with the IRS.

By law, the IRS has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect your tax debt. When you’re getting close to your Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED), the IRS may suddenly become interested in offering you an OIC or other deal, which can actually extend their 10-year collection window. CLAW Tax Group will watch your back to ensure the IRS collection period ends when it should.

If you are divorced and believe you are not responsible for a tax liability your former spouse incorrectly reported without your knowledge, CLAW Tax Group can seek innocent spouse relief for you. If you filed jointly with your current spouse and the IRS is applying your share of a tax refund to your spouse’s past-due federal debts, CLAW Tax Group will fight to get your share of refund released to you.

Tax attorneys, CPAs and the Enrolled Agents at CLAW Tax Group are legally authorized to represent you before the IRS during a tax audit or examination. Regardless of what triggered your audit notification, CLAW Tax Group will work with you to develop a defense strategy and then stand before the IRS for you.

You must act within 30 days to file a Collection Due Process (CDP) hearing request when you receive an IRS Notice of Intent to Levy or Notice of Federal Tax Lien. Likewise, you must work quickly to file an appeal if you believe the IRS is wrongly taking action against you or for the wrong amount. In either situation, CLAW Tax Group will fight for your rights, representing you in all IRS hearings.