Let’s face it: most people forget to file their tax returns on time. But did you know that the IRS has the power to file them for you, if you fail to do it yourself? The sad truth is that the IRS really does this – and it’s definitely not in your best interest. If the IRS files a return in your behalf, you will most likely have to deal with incorrect assessments or even some penalties.
Here at Leading Tax Group, we have a team of tax consultants and tax attorneys that can help private individuals and companies in New York City file their past due tax returns (also called delinquent tax returns). We will help you file the returns and pay the back taxes and any other liabilities to make sure you remain in good standing with the IRS.
If you want to make sure you never forget to file a tax return ever again (and face the penalties for it), you should rely on our personalized tax return service. We realize your situation is unique, so we will work with you to try to solve your tax problems in the best way possible. Our tax experts know all applicable state tax return laws and have extensive experience preparing custom tax returns.
Remember, our team includes tax lawyers and auditors. This means that we have the knowledge and expertise to represent your interests and defend you in front of the IRS. Why let the IRS be in control of your tax returns when you can hire the best team of tax professionals in NYC to file your tax returns correctly and on time – every time?
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Headquartered in Encino, California with multiple local branch offices in your backyard to serve you at your convenience. Leading Tax Group can schedule a face to face consultation to represent your case with the IRS, FTB, EDD, as well as CDTFA Audits.
The IRS has roughly 10 years from the date of the assessment to collect on both the delinquent taxes and the fees. However, there are some exceptions that can change the collection statute expiration date. Call Leading Tax Group for more information.
No, you will not be able to get a refund if you owe money to the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service will take the refunds to pay the tax bill. In fact, this is one of the conditions of the installment agreement.
If you get a penalty for failing ti submit the tax return on time, the fine will be deducted from the refund. In other words, you will get just part of the refund. If you think the IRS has made a mistake, get in touch with our tax experts.
The IRS will file a Substitute For Returns (SFR) on your behalf. This is based on reported income and does not include any including write offs, deductions or credits that could benefit you. They can assess a balance due based on this calculation.
After 10 years, if the IRS has failed to collect unpaid tax debt, the debt is written off. Keep in mind that some exceptions can change the statute of limitations though. Call Leading Tax Group for more information.
Not filing your taxes for 10 years can lead to a lot of problems and complications. We need more information about your situation to determine your filing requirements. Call Leading Tax Group and talk to one of our tax experts.
Unfortunately, if you file jointly, this could have consequences for you. The consequences vary, so it’s best to Call Leading Tax Group as soon as you realize that your spouse has not filed his or her taxes.
You can use the IRS’s “Where’s My Refund” tool. Another option is to call the IRS directly at 1-800-829-1040. Finally, you can log into your online account and view your account information.
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