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Our CPA services are designed to grow, protect, and conserve our clients' wealth by delivering an unprecedented level of personalized service
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Tax PreparationBefore you write that check to the IRS, let us show you time-proven, high impact strategies that can dramatically reduce your ordinary income, capital gains and self employment taxes. We provide sophisticated, detailed and effective advice and support to all income levels. Read More |
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Tax PlanningPlanning is the key to successfully and legally reducing your tax liability. We go beyond tax compliance and proactively recommend tax saving strategies to maximize your after-tax income. Read More |
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IRS Wage GarnishmentI provide full-charge bookkeeping solutions including general ledger and subsidiary ledger build-out and maintenance, receivables and payables tracking / analysis, and bank statement reconciliation. Read More |
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Bank Account LevyA bank account levy is one of the most common forms of a Tax Levy used by the IRS to collect back taxes owed within the law. The IRS will notify your bank and will send you a notice of an intent to levy. You normally have 21 days to release the levy or stop it as your bank will hold funds for 21 days before it releases it to the IRS. Read More |
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Back Taxes OwedThere are many methods to settling back taxes with the IRS. The IRS has created settlement methods for every type of financial situation. There are thousands upon thousands of people that cannot pay taxes owed annually. Read More |
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Appeal The Tax LevyIf you feel that you received the levy in error or you wish to discuss different collection options it is a good idea to file for a tax levy appeal. You can request an appeal of a tax levy at any time after the "Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing" has been received. Read More |
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IRS LeviesA Tax Levy is the IRS's most lethal weapon it possesses and can be the most financially crippling. This mean the IRS will actually seize your assets to satisfy your back tax liability. A tax levy can cause you to lose your checking and savings account, investments, IRAs, accounts receivables, inheritances due to be received, social security, pension, insurance policies, or anything else that you own that carries equity. Read More |
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Non-Filed Tax ReturnsWhether you have not filed last years return or are 10 years behind, we can bring you current in those non-filed returns. If you do not have the records to file, we can also help you reconstruct your tax return, especially if you were self-employed and have misplaced the records. We also prepare partnership, business and corporate returns. Read More |
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Releasing A Tax LevyOnce you receive a notice of intent to levy from the IRS you will have thirty days until the IRS will begin seizing assets. The IRS will then continue to seize your assets until the money received from those assets covers your tax bill plus all subsequent penalties and interest. Read More |
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Stopping IRSThere are two different methods that can be used to stop an IRS wage garnishment. The first is to resolve your tax problem and the second is to cancel out the effects of the levy. Read More |
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Wage Garnishment FAQA wage levy or wage garnishment is a legal way the IRS can collect your tax liability without having you directly pay them. The IRS will contact your current employer and tell them that your wages are to be garnished. Your employer will then take a portion of your pay and send it to the IRS and then pay you what is left. Read More |
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Wage Levy ProcessIRS wage garnishment is the legal seizure of your wages done by the federal government in order to satisfied unpaid back taxes. The IRS will normally garnish 70% or more of a taxpayers income once the wage garnishment is in effect. Read More |
Geoff Broyles CPA 5442 Miller Avenue Dallas, Texas 75206 Tel: 972.863.9830 |
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