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While the IRS will not abate interest on unpaid taxes, there are circumstances under which penalties can be abated. These include a First Time Penalty Abatement and Reasonable Cause Penalty Abatement’s.

First Time Penalty Abatement

Under the IRS rules regarding First Time Penalty Abatement, you may be able to get failure-to-pay and failure-to-file penalties removed for a single tax period if the following apply:

  1. You filed your tax returns and paid taxes when due for the three tax years prior to the year in which you seek to abate the penalties
  2. You have filed all required tax returns
  3. You either don’t have any unpaid taxes or you are in resolution status with the IRS for your unpaid taxes.

The First Time Penalty Abatement applies to personal income taxes and business payroll taxes. Typically, a request to abate penalties can be made over the telephone however in certain circumstances, a formal written request on the IRS Form must be submitted.

Reasonable Cause Penalty Abatement

The IRS will consider any reason which establishes that the taxpayer used all ordinary business care and prudence to meet federal tax obligations but was nevertheless unable to do so. Acceptable reasons may include:
• Fire, casualty, natural disaster, or similar disturbances
• Death, serious illness, incapacity, or unavoidable
• Inability to obtain records
• Undue Hardship
• Erroneous advice or reliance

The taxpayer must show an inability to comply due to circumstances beyond his control and ii) that the failure to comply was not due to any willful neglect on the taxpayer’s part but rather the taxpayer made honest and reasonable attempts to comply.

The Professionals at New World Vision have successfully removed Millions of dollars in IRS penalties for our clients over the years. We have firm knowledge of the IRS rules concerning penalty abatement as well as the processes for achieving it.

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Payroll Taxes

The IRS will aggressively pursue enforcement action against any employer that fails to timely file its quarterly federal tax return or make its quarterly payroll tax deposit, and can seize business assets, close down business operations, file tax liens, impose significant penalties, hold business owners personally responsible, and file criminal charges.

The experienced Tax Professionals at New World Vision have successfully resolved complex payroll tax disputes for thousands of clients with a view to:

  • Ensure continued business operations, minimize imposition of penalties,
  • Minimize imposition of penalties,
  • Avoid assessment of personal liability against owners and officers, and
  • Resolve the underlying tax liability.

 

Wage Garnishment

A wage garnishment is legal procedure by which the IRS seizes a taxpayer’s income directly from the taxpayer’s employer. Wage garnishments occur only against W-2 wage earners and are continuous in effect.

Therefore the IRS does not have to re-issue a wage levy in order to garnish every paycheck of an employee. Wage garnishments usually takes up to 85% of an employee’s paycheck.

Self-employed individuals (who earn 1099s) can also be levied, however the IRS is required to re-issue a levy notice prior to every single payment of income for self-employed individuals. How can an IRS wage garnishment be STOPPED?

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IRS Tax Levy

What Legal Grounds Does the IRS Have to Levy?
The Internal Revenue Code contains section 6331, which authorizes the IRS to levy in order to collect delinquent taxes.

What is the Difference Between a Levy & a Seizure?
None. They involve both the IRS’s taking of a taxpayer’s property to satisfy an unpaid amount.

Tax Levies are used to take bank accounts, wages, other income, or other receivables. Seizures are used to take cars, houses, and business property.

What Legal Grounds Does the IRS Have to Levy?
The Internal Revenue Code contains section 6331, which authorizes the IRS to levy in order to collect delinquent taxes.

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