Carr Law has experience in working with over a hundred individuals and businesses in solving their tax issues and debt issues and financial planning matters. The attorneys at Carr Law have spent numerous years and countless hours getting the education and training to be able to handle all kinds of tax or debt or financial problems that come through our doors.
Solving problems is what we love to do at Carr Law. We, at no cost, will have an initial consultation with every potential client, whether they hire us or not, to see what the problems are that need solutions. At Carr Law we will provide each potential client with their best options based on their unique circumstances and issues.
Solving problems is what we love to do at Carr Law. We, at no cost, will have an initial consultation with every potential client, whether they hire us or not, to see what the problems are that need solutions. At Carr Law we will provide each potential client with their best options based on their unique circumstances and issues.
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At Carr Law our attorneys understand the interplay of different laws and regulations, and in planning strategies to minimize liabilities or protect people's personal assets. Many laws are written by lawyers for lawyers, and as such are very difficult to understand.
There are also many different types of laws-for example, income taxes, corporate and business taxes, bankruptcy laws, death taxes, property taxes, estate and gift taxes, sales taxes, and international taxes.While you may feel overwhelmed, frustrated, worried, or confused, you have a trusted partner available to confront these difficult decisions or circumstances.
There are also many different types of laws-for example, income taxes, corporate and business taxes, bankruptcy laws, death taxes, property taxes, estate and gift taxes, sales taxes, and international taxes.While you may feel overwhelmed, frustrated, worried, or confused, you have a trusted partner available to confront these difficult decisions or circumstances.
Tax Levy
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The Internal Revenue Service has the power to levy (garnish/seize) bank accounts, wages, payments from 3rd parties owed to the taxpayer, 401K accounts, stock brokerage accounts. The IRS has more power than most, if not all creditors, as there are very few exemptions or protected assets from which they can seize; basically anything is free game to the IRS to levy/seize.
Tax Lien
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The Internal Revenue Service can file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien which can attach to all property. This Federal Tax Lien also can have negative impacts on your credit score.
In cases the IRS will remove federal tax liens, for example, generally speaking, under the Fresh Start Initiative if the balance owed is below $25,000 and the taxpayer enters into a direct debit installment agreement that pays back that taxes owed in full typically in at least 60 months or before the collection statute expiration date expires then the IRS, after the taxpayer typically has had 3 direct debit payments made, would generally remove the Notice of Federal Tax Lien.
In cases the IRS will remove federal tax liens, for example, generally speaking, under the Fresh Start Initiative if the balance owed is below $25,000 and the taxpayer enters into a direct debit installment agreement that pays back that taxes owed in full typically in at least 60 months or before the collection statute expiration date expires then the IRS, after the taxpayer typically has had 3 direct debit payments made, would generally remove the Notice of Federal Tax Lien.
Tax Garnishment
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A garnishment is where a creditor, such as the IRS, can send a notice to your employer to pay your wages to the creditor. The IRS can do this without a lawsuit or judgment unlike other creditors. Now the IRS does have to have the tax be assessed and has to provide you with your full collection due process rights but after this they can take actions to garnish your wages.
Tax Settlement
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An agreement that resolves the taxpayer's tax debt is called an "offer in compromise." This agreement is between a taxpayer and the IRS. By accepting less than full payment under certain circumstances, the IRS has the authority to settle, or "compromise, " federal tax liabilities. For the complete OIC policy statement, see IRS Policy Statement P-5-100.
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