Understanding How to Stop an IRS Tax Levy

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on August 20, 2019

Most people end up in a state of panic when facing an IRS tax levy, as the possible repercussions are not limited to their bank accounts or wages. When a taxpayer receives a tax levy notice from the IRS, it is possible that the IRS may even freeze their assets. The IRS is legally authorised to hold on to your assets and your bank funds if you neglect or fail to pay your taxes. Thankfully, there is still hope. So, if you have been wondering, ‘how to stop an IRS tax levy’, this blog post is for you. Read on.

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Filing an IRS Offer in Compromise? Read This First!

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on August 19, 2019

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Nobody can escape taxes, but what if you are broke and can’t pay the whole amount? To deal with such situations, the IRS provides you with the option of requesting an Offer in Compromise (OIC) that allows taxpayers to dissolve their tax liability for an amount lower than the actual amount owed to the IRS. To request an OIC, applicants need to fill either Form 433-A (for individuals), 433-B (for businesses), or Form 656(s) (for corporation, LLC, and partnership). However, there are certain things you need to know when filing an IRS Offers in Compromise, which we will present in

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Nick Nemeth on “Beyond The Book”

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on August 16, 2019

Wondering How to Get Assistance Regarding a Tax Lien? Read This Now

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on July 24, 2019

A Federal tax lien comes against your owned assets in case you fail to pay your income or property taxes. You can also consider tax lien as an IRS (Internal Revenue Service) response to your unpaid tax debts. It allows the Federal system to initiate the sale of your property or owned businesses and when sold, can collect a portion or the total value, based on the amount owed by you. All in all, a tax lien may affect you in the following ways: Limit your ability to attain credit. Attach all your assets, including property, vehicles, business, or any

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5 Things You Can Do to Prevent IRS Passport Block

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on July 22, 2019

In 2015, Congress passed a bill with various restrictions on individuals with “seriously delinquent tax debt”, after two years of fine-tuning the enforcement details. The bill granted the IRS the power to refuse to renew or invoke the passports of tax defaulters, pushing thousands of people into panic, who were trying to figure out how to solve their tax issues. If you too are grappling with the same situation, the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth, PLLC, is ready to help. Continuing on the subject, we present an overview of all that you can do to prevent IRS passport block. Read

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Answering 5 FAQs about IRS Tax Installment Agreement

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on July 16, 2019

If like many Americans, you also owe back taxes and are not able to pay despite your best efforts, what should you do? The answer lies in many of the provisions offered by the IRS to help taxpayers who are unable to fulfill their tax liabilities. One such provision is IRS Tax Installment Agreement, a monthly payment plan to help you pay off your tax liability in easy monthly installments. Continuing on the subject, in this blog post, we answer five commonly asked questions about IRS Tax Installment Agreement. Read on. 1. What are the types of Installment Agreement? There

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All You Need to Know about Innocent Spouse Tax Relief

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on July 12, 2019

Although filing a joint return has its tax advantages, it has certain downsides too. When you submit a joint return along with your spouse, you are jointly and equally responsible for all the tax liabilities on tax return and penalties. This implies that if you don’t have any income or are unaware of the filed return details, you are still equally liable for tax payment. Based on your situation, you may be eligible for Innocent Spouse Tax Relief, that can provide you an exception to the general rule of joint liability. If you believe you may qualify and need a

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Answering Commonly Asked Questions about Payroll Tax Payment

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on June 27, 2019

Bookkeeping and payroll tax management are important and indispensable responsibilities of running a business. While many small businesses often perform such tasks in-house to save money and cut costs, it is advisable to rely on the services of an experienced tax law firm such as the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth, as any mistakes in payroll taxes or bookkeeping can cost dearly. If you aren’t familiar with payroll tax payments or are in need of a clarification for commonly encountered doubts, this compilation of answers to a few commonly asked questions is for you. Read on. What is payroll tax

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Understanding the Various Types of IRS Levies

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on June 20, 2019

The IRS usually starts the tax-levy process with wage garnishment, by contacting the employer of the person in default, asking to redirect a part of their future payments to the IRS. That’s just one of several types of levy the IRS can impose. While you can always count on the IRS tax lawyers at the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth to help you out with all sorts of IRS tax related problems, it would be sensible to cover the basics. Read on to learn more about the property IRS can lawfully levy, and how to prevent and undo the damage.

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How to Deal with IRS Penalties and Interest Abatement

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on June 12, 2019

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Have you received penalties for unpaid federal taxes? If you have, please read on. When a taxpayer is unable to pay their Federal taxes in time, they risk being subject to various penalties, but that doesn’t mean there is no way for redemption. The IRS has various provisions to help taxpayers clear their dues, and can even abate penalties and interest. Continuing on the subject, in this blog post, we present all you need to know about IRS penalty and interest abatement. Read on. Penalty Abatement IRS penalty abatement is a provision for the removal of certain IRS penalties. If

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Kristi Thompson

19:31 21 May 18

Making a call to Nick Nemeth was the best decision I ever made. After years of fighting the IRS myself and getting deeper and deeper into debt with interest adding up to more than I owed to start with I had to do something. Nick's office got the IRS to settle with me for 10% of what they said I owed. Although it took a little over a year it was worth it in the long run. Elizabeth is in my opinion one of the best employees that Nick has. She stayed in touch with me and explained everything every step of the way. I totally recommend them to help with IRS issues. Thank you again Kristi Thompson

Peter Demusz

11:38 29 Jun 18

Best choice possible. Great attorney. And the staff there are amazing. From the front desk to the back of the back office they are professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate.

Steve Foose

11:14 19 Jun 18

Sherry and I just wanted to say Thank You to everyone at the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth! From the very beginning the staff has always been very personable and of course professional. The payment terms up front were very helpful and the communication was always prompt. The most important item we want to make clear was the level of commitment and services provided on the firms part never dwindled from the beginning to the end, long, long after the payments were made by us. Also the prediction of the settlement was very close to what we were told from the very start. At one point the IRS claimed we owed almost $10,000,000 in taxes!!! Through the firms hard work and extensive experience our case has been settled and we will have paid $88,469 total. Thank you very much...Promises Made, Promises Kept, Steve and Sherry Foose May 29th, 2018

J Baker

03:11 08 Feb 18

We enjoyed working with Nick and his staff. They are very professional, courteous and timely. The main thing I appreciate about Nick is that he will tell you upfront whether or not he can help you. While our situation was unique to us--we were not able to get much relief from the IRS. However, Nick was able to help us manage our way through the extremely untimely, inefficient, and non-compassionate IRS. We are very thankful for Nick's help with this process. There is no way we would have been able to figure out the IRS process on our own. If you think you can do it on your own--good luck--but I would recommend giving Nick a call.

Jay Goodart

20:04 13 Jun 18

NIck and his team were very helpful in resolving an ongoing issue with the IRS. The team was great at keeping me current on all correspondence and brought a long outstanding issue to a quick and equitable close. Highly recommend them.