If you owe back taxes, you need an experienced CPA to help you resolve the issue.
When you fall behind on your tax obligations, mounting debt and constant worry can become a consuming stressor in your daily life. You want to get the situation resolved before penalties grow and the problem becomes worse, but you may not know where to start. Trying to handle aggressive collection letters on your own often feels overwhelming and confusing. Professional help can get you out of this seemingly inescapable position and guide you back on the right track. At the offices of Denson Pepper CPA, I provide specialized tax resolution services for back taxes owed, serving the Canton, Georgia area with direct personal support.
The first step in dealing with this issue is submitting your missing tax filings. The IRS will not discuss repayment options, settlements, or debt relief until you have filed your last six years of tax returns to reach full compliance. I focus on helping you catch up on all missing filings and unfiled returns so that you are completely up to date. I will work directly with you to ensure all necessary financial information is gathered and filed correctly, making sure no deductions are missed and no costly mistakes are made on your updated tax forms to help lower your back taxes owed.
Once all the past filings are sorted out, I will negotiate with the IRS directly to work out how to deal with the outstanding balance. Depending on your financial situation, I can help set up a manageable payment plan or apply for a temporary hardship status. With over 40 years of experience, I bring extensive knowledge of tax laws to give you the best advice and relief regarding your tax debts. Contact my office today to schedule your consultation and get expert help settling your back taxes owed.
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FAQs About Back Taxes
Owing back taxes can feel overwhelming, especially as penalties, interest, and collection notices pile up. The longer the problem goes unresolved, the more complicated it can become. I help individuals and business owners understand their tax obligations, catch up on missing returns, and explore options to resolve outstanding balances.
If you’re struggling with back taxes, these questions explain how I can help you take control.
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Can you help me if I owe more in back taxes than I can afford to pay?
Yes. I work with taxpayers who cannot afford to pay their entire balance at once. After reviewing your financial situation and making sure your required returns are filed, I can help you explore options such as an IRS installment agreement or temporary hardship status.
Will you review my previous tax returns to see if I owe more than necessary?
Yes. I carefully review your financial information when preparing missing returns to make sure eligible deductions and other relevant details are properly accounted for. Errors or overlooked deductions can affect your tax liability, so getting the filings right is an important part of resolving back taxes owed.
Can you negotiate with the IRS on my behalf?
Absolutely. Once your required tax filings are up to date, I can communicate and negotiate directly with the IRS regarding your outstanding balance. My goal is to help you understand your options and pursue an arrangement that fits your financial situation.
What if I’ve received collection notices about my back taxes?
I can review the notices you’ve received, explain what they mean, and help you determine the appropriate response. Ignoring IRS correspondence can make matters worse, so I recommend addressing these letters promptly.