We provide aggressive strategies to manage our clients’ IRS debt. Depending on the individual case, we may:Make payment more affordable
Negotiate reduction opportunities, and in the best-case scenario, totally eliminate the debt
Protect our client’s cash flow
Manage IRS collections actions, such as levies, liens, property seizures, and criminal charges
With straight talk and real answers, we handle what we do best – transferring the burden of your tax debt onto our shoulders, so you can focus on what you do best in your own career. Ready to Talk? Request a Free / Confidential Consultation from our experts!
Our goal is to give you a Fresh Start so you can become Tax Debt Free.
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Careful identification of your goals and financial capability is part of the process of discovering exactly what is needed. Your goals and financial capability must be synchronized with the IRS requirements. As an Enrolled Agent, our goal is to provide the most benefits and best service possible for you in the process of solving your IRS problem.
Our family owned firm limits its practice strictly to focusing on solving and resolving IRS debt problems for individuals and businesses. For Over 30 Years we've provided aggressive strategies to manage our clients' IRS debt, making it more affordable, providing reduction opportunities, or, best case scenario, totally eliminating it all together.
For over 30 years, our firm of licensed enrolled agents has focused exclusively on solving and resolving IRS debt problems for individuals and businesses. Negotiate reduction opportunities, and in the best-case scenario, totally eliminate the debt. Manage IRS collections actions, such as levies, liens, property seizures, and criminal charges.
A trucking company owed the IRS approximately $2,800,000 in delinquent employment (Form 940/941) taxes. Yarborough formulated a plan and strategy that permitted the trucking company to survive this tax crisis and reduced the indebtedness to approximately $700,000. This trucking company continues to serve its customers today and has been able to to keep its full team of approximately 300 employees intact. They had a tax liability (Forms 940/941) of approximately $80,000. The IRS was actively pursuing collection of these delinquent taxes.
When you own a small business, you are required to make monthly or semi-weekly deposits to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to cover the federal income tax withheld from every employee. You must also deposit both your share and the employee's share of social security withholding and Medicare taxes.
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