IRS REPRESENTATION AND NEGOTIATION SERVICES
Specializing In IRS
Offers in Compromise
Installment Agreements
Uncollectible Status

Would you like to pay the IRS less than a nickel for every dollar you owe them? You can read all about Offers in Compromise, Installment Agreements, and Uncollectible Status on a hundred other sites OR you can get it done here. GUARANTEED. You choose. Call 305-670-9750.

We are a CPA firm in Miami, Florida and our practice is made up primarily of representing taxpayers before the IRS. Sure, We prepare some tax returns, but 90% of our business is done with the Automated Collection Service, local collection offices, and Offer in Compromise groups of IRS' major offices all over the country, butmostly in the Miami-Dade office. However, we have successfully represented clients from California to New York.

We screen my clients very carefully and determine precisely their financial situation, their job status, their monthly income and expenses, their net worth, their strengths and weaknesses. With this information, We are able to submit Offers which I am confident will meet IRS requirements for processable and ultimately acceptable Offers.In fact, in our over ten years of preparing and managing Offers for our clients, We have NEVER had an Offer rejected, sometimes the payment arrangements have changed, but never have the Offers been completely rejected.

Currently, our average Offer payment is $0.029 on the dollar.

 

 
If the possibility of paying IRS less than a nickel on the dollar interests you, read on....

The first thing you must do is determine if you qualify for an IRS Offer in Compromise. Fewer than a third of all delinquent taxpayers qualify for this fresh start. Of those who qualify, more than 75% have their Offers returned because they are "not acceptable for processing".

It's not worth our time or your money for me to work on Offers that we know will never be accepted by IRS. We can easily pre-qualify you with a series of questions regarding your financial status. If you fit the profile of a processable offer, We will tell you within a few minutes during our telephone conversation. If you don't fit, We'll also tell you quickly so that we don't waste each other's time. We DON'T LIKE TO LOSE.

If you qualify for the IRS Offer in Compromise program and you want to proceed with your own offer, you have several choices:

 
    • You can do nothing - and IRS will eventually enforce collection and begin pursuing your bank accounts, paychecks, 401K and other retirement accounts, automobiles, home and other assets.

     

    		  
    You can get help from someone else - We'll even help you find another professional to contact. Go back to our home page and click on LINKS and see if you can find someone else you feel more comfortable with and have more confidence in.

     

    You can try to manage your own Offer - Just remember that over 75% of all offers are returned by IRS because they are "not acceptable for processing" and that over HALF of these are NEVER refiled. If you run into problems, you can still call us.

     

    OR

    We can work together to solve the problem.

    Here's how I will work with you and for you as we work together to negotiate a settlement with IRS that can work out to be literally PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR:

    You will provide me with certain key information such as:
    biographical info housing & & utilities
    paycheck stubs education costs
    debt info child support
    medical expenses child care
    life insurance bank statements
    auto info credit card debt

    We will use this information to prepare the necessary forms and disclosures which IRS requires in order to begin processing your Offer. We will then provide you with copies of these forms which will be ready for your signature. Depending on your particular case, We may recommend that you provide additional disclosure of information to IRS which you will then attach to my package. Although this additional information will not be required for IRS to begin processing your Offer, it could save up to a month in the total time it takes for IRS to complete their work. Since it usually takes 5 to 6 months for IRS to complete their investigative work and determine whether or not to accept your Offer, saving a month can really be helpful.

    All you have to do is sign the forms and mail them to the IRS office in your area and wait to receive IRS acknowledgment of your Offer. IRS will ALWAYS respond to you in one of two manners. They will either tell you that they have determined that "your Offer is acceptable for processing", or they will return your Offer and explain why it is not processable. If the Offer is returned to you because of ANY mistake or error on my part, I'LL MAKE IT RIGHT OR REFUND YOUR MONEY, GUARANTEED!

    Call me. We'll discuss your assets, your liabilities, your monthly income and expenses. If you fit the profile, I'll tell you. If you decide to proceed, you will then be responsible for providing me with accurate information which will be used in the preparation of your necessary forms.

    Our minimum fee for preparation, filing, management, and negotiation through completion of the Offer process is $3,000.00. We charge this much for our services because We are worth it and we are good at what we do, our rates are competitive and driven by the marketplace - just look at our competition! Our typical client will pay me $3,500 to $4,000 for our services. Obviously, the more you owe IRS, the more affordable you will view our fees or anyone elses who helps you with your problem.

    We will require $500.00 to be paid when you provide me with the information required by IRS to complete an "acceptable offer". You will also sign a Power of Attorney which allows me to contact IRS on your behalf.

    We will then prepare your Offer and contact you. You will then be responsible for a second payment of $1,000. I will then mail you two copies of your GUARANTEED Acceptable for Processing Offer in Compromise - one for you and one for IRS. You will sign and mail the IRS copy and then you will be on you way to a negotiated settlement with IRS for your entire IRS debt.

    During the following four to six months, we will work together to reach a settlement with IRS. Additional information will be provided to IRS so that they can verify your financial status. Then, at the end of the process, provided all of our disclosures are accurate and IRS finds no hidden assets, undisclosed income, and/or overstated expenses - we will reach a settlement with IRS that will free you from this financial problem.

    The remainder of our fee will be paid periodically throughout the four to six months that we negotiate with IRS to settle your Offer. At the time that your Offer is settled with IRS, you should owe me less than $250 which you will pay upon completion of the negotiations.

    Think about it. Then, if you are interested in paying IRS pennies on the dollar......

    Call me

    305-670-9750

    Installment Agreements

    Now let's talk about Installment Agreements.This is another area where we guarantee our work.Many of you who are now paying IRS or have paid IRS in the past on a monthly basis know what we aretalking about, but let me explain it a bit for the uninitiated. Let's say you owe IRS $10,000 but cannot afford to pay that amount (or any amount) completely in one payment.Within certain limits, IRS will agree to allow you make monthly payments to reduce the total amount you owe them.I often negotiate Installment Agreements as low as $25 per month for taxpayers who owe IRS large amounts.

    Once this agreement is reached, IRS will usually accept your payments for two years or more prior to attempting to increase it or pursue you for enforced collection. However, you must agree to file your subsequent tax returns on time and pay the tax on those returns - if you don't stay current then IRS will void the Installment Agreement and begin enforced collection activity all over again.

    The information necessary to set up an Installment Agreement is essentially the same as the information provided for an Offer in Compromise. However, an Installment Agreement is easier for me to set up and will cost you significantly less than an Offer.

    Our fee for an Installment Agreement is typically $450 to $600, depending on the amount of time it takes us to finalize the agreement with IRS.

    Again, we guarantee our work or you don't pay. Therefore, if for ANY reason we are unsuccessful in obtaining an agreement with IRS, you will be not required to pay us.We are so confident in our ability to provide you with successful results that We can make this promise to you.

     

    Uncollectible Status

    The third possibility of payment arrangements with IRS is called Uncollectible Status. As the name implies, some taxpayers fit into neither of two categories discussed above because they are unable to pay IRS anything at all on a monthly basis without incurring financial difficulties recognized by IRS that would be so severe that even IRS wouldn't want to pursue enforced collection.And you thought IRS didn't have a nice bone in its body!

    Again, the same financial information is provided to IRS that is necessary for the Offer and the Installment Agreement. However, in this case, the information shows that the taxpayer's financial condition is so bad that (s)he cannot afford even a small monthly payment.

    Like the Installment Agreement, once the taxpayer is declared uncollectible, IRS will typically allow him or her to remain classified in this manner for eighteen months to two years or more. This will allow the taxpayer some time to get into a better financial position so that payments can be made at a later time.IRS is not willing to completely write off and eliminate the back taxes like they would do through an Offer, but at least the taxpayer gets some breathing room.

    Like the Installment Agreement, we will charge you $450 to $600 to set up Uncollectible Status for you if we can. If we can't do it, guess what? No pay.