My name is Denson Pepper, and I have been a CPA in public practice for more than 40 years in Georgia. I specialize in helping people with their IRS and state income tax problems, as well as problems with business taxes and payroll reports.
Non-filing of returns is widespread in our country. Many people seem to believe that if they don't receive an IRS notice inquiring about a return, they are not subject to filing.
There are also several unpleasant consequences to non-filing. The IRS will often file a return for you with scant deductions allowed. If you don't submit your return promptly, you will be assessed this incorrect amount, and it becomes a costly process to have it corrected.
If you are due a refund but don't file the return within 3 years of the return's due date, the IRS is legally allowed to keep your refund. The statute of limitations never runs out on non-filed returns.
For any questions, call Denson Pepper CPA today.
Absent fraud, the IRS will normally not audit a return after 3 years of receipt and assessment. A non-filed return is theoretically open to audit forever. Once a return has been filed and assessed, people sometimes have trouble paying the balance due.
I help negotiate an installment agreement on your behalf. Or, sometimes a classification of currently not collectible is allowed.
Offers in compromise are touted in TV and radio ads. It is possible to get the IRS to accept this arrangement but acceptance is not as prevalent as these ads would have you believe.
In fact, attorneys general in many states and the IRS are cracking down on these mostly false promises. The more likely outcome in most cases is a negotiated installment agreement. However, we will do the calculations to see if you are a good candidate for compromise acceptance.
Dealing with the IRS is a process, and patience and perseverance are necessary qualities. Denson Pepper CPA has the expertise to deal with the IRS and help you solve your tax issues.
Our dealings are always on a professional basis with the IRS. We are retained to get the outcome that is in your best interest. We do not make unrealistic promises. Our philosophy is to get the best outcome that all parties can live with and abide by. Our goal is to give you peace of mind knowing the problem has been resolved.
We communicate on a timely basis. All work is done pursuant to an engagement letter. It is usually best to have someone else represent you before the IRS. It takes any emotion out of the conversation and prevents the IRS from using your words against you.
We do not charge based on a percentage of "savings." We charge based upon the estimated time to reach a resolution. We are nonjudgmental. Our job is to help resolve your tax problems.
Cobb County, GA
Cherokee County, GA
Bartow County, GA
Paulding County, GA
and surrounding areas
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