Answering 5 FAQs about IRS Tax Lien Assistance

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on May 31, 2019

IRS Tax Lien Assistance with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

A federal tax lien is the IRS’s legal claim against the taxpayer’s property when they neglect or fail to pay their tax liability. The IRS uses liens to get people to pay the tax owed. It’s one of the many tools in their arsenal, and for many, it can be one of the worst penalties the IRS can inflict. If the IRS places a lien on your property, it can show up on your credit report and hampers your credit score. The worst part is you may not even be aware of the lien until you apply for a credit card, car loan, home loan, or to refinance.

Answering 5 FAQS about IRS Penalty Abatement

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

IRS Penalty Abatement with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

The IRS introduced the First-Time Abatement (FTA) about 18 years ago, but it remains largely unknown and unrequested by qualifying taxpayers. If you feel you should be exempted from some federal penalties and interests, applying for penalty abatement may work for you. Your penalties and interests may be removed, partially or entirely, if you qualify for the reduction.

Tax Attorney or Enrolled Agent: Who to Choose for IRS Tax Problems Help?

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

IRS Tax Problems Help with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

Being in a deadlock with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be extremely stressful, but with an experienced IRS tax professional on your side, no mountain will be too high to climb. In addition, hiring tax lawyer can help ensure the results are more favourable outcome. Though there are no guarantees, seeking IRS tax problems help is something you should seriously consider, for which you can either work with an IRS tax lawyer or an enrolled agent.

How to Make an Offer in Compromise to Settle a Tax Debt

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on May 13, 2019

IRS Offers in Compromise with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

As every citizen of the U.S. knows, it’s always wise to be well prepared when dealing with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Whether your issue is simply filling your taxes on time or something more involved, like setting up a payment plan for taxes owed, you should always educate yourself as much as possible about the system and how it works. With the tax code so massive and complex it can be impossible for the average person to resolve more serious problems with the federal agency on their own. Individuals who are unable to pay their IRS tax debt may

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Understanding the Law on Unfiled Tax Returns

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on May 7, 2019

Filing Unfiled Tax Returns with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

Filing your taxes on time is essential to avoid coming under the lens of the IRS. If you have failed to file taxes, say 5, 10, 15 years or longer, you are sitting on a huge tax debt and must address the issue by filing unfiled tax returns. While you can always find experienced tax attorneys at the Law Offices of Nick Nemeth to help you out in cases of unfiled tax returns, it is wise to understand the law for a better understanding of your current situation. To help clear some misunderstandings, we present to you an overview of

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5 Things to Know When Filing a Claim for Innocent Spouse Tax Relief

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on April 29, 2019

Innocent Spouse Tax Relief with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

The IRS offers generous tax deductions when you file your returns as a couple. You can enjoy benefits such as increased chances of qualification for receiving large amounts of Earned Tax Income Credit, the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit and more. Keeping these added advantages in mind, filing taxes jointly seems sensible from a financial standpoint. When you file jointly as a couple, both you and spouse are equally responsible for the entire tax debt. In such a scenario, if your spouse commits tax fraud and cheats the IRS without your knowledge, you are still liable for the joint

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IRS to Use Social Media to Track Defaulters: Here’s What it Means

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on April 25, 2019

IRS Tax Problems with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

Though the use of social media to catch tax evaders has recently become a hot subject, your so-called “private life” may have been a subject of interest for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for several years. As far back as 2013, observers of the U.S. tax scene have urged individuals to make sure activity on social media “backs up what you’ve submitted to the IRS.” These same sources add that you may need IRS tax problems help if you boast about your mini-vacations you are taking in combination with business trips, and you write it all off as business expense.

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Understanding the Types of IRS Tax Installment Agreements

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

IRS Tax Installment Agreement with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

Countless people, despite their best efforts, find themselves owing money to the Internal Revenue Service. For some of these taxpayers, the situation is a bit more difficult because they simply don’t have the money to pay the amount in full. This, however, is not the time to panic, because you can find your way out of the problem through provisions such as IRS tax installment agreements. With the help of an experienced IRS tax lawyer, you can request a workable payment plan that is manageable and less stressful. Continuing on the subject, we give you an overview of the various

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Answering 4 FAQs about IRS Tax Lien Assistance

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on April 17, 2019

Tax Lien Assistance with The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth

A tax lien is a claim made by the government on an individual’s personal or business assets when you neglect or fail to pay the tax debt. It can be brought against your asset by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the state, or the local authority. A tax lien does not give the government the right to seize your property, unlike in a tax levy. However, it does allow them to force you to sell or liquidate your assets to collect what you owe. A tax lien can negatively affect your credit if not properly handled. To help get you

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5 Tips to Follow when Requesting an IRS Offer in Compromise

Posted by The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth on March 11, 2019

Many taxpayers face certain situations or circumstances wherein they are unable to pay off their tax debts. In such cases, the IRS has a number of tax debt relief options. One such option is an Offer in Compromise (OIC), which is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that allows the taxpayer to settle any tax liabilities for an amount lesser than the actual unpaid amount. If you owe a large sum of money to the IRS and do not have the means to pay the amount in full, you can always request an Offer in Compromise to settle

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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.