Elite 8 Tax Relief in Dallas, TX, is here to help you resolve your tax issues and end the difficulties the IRS may cause. We take pride in being highly efficient, affordable, and, of course, exceptionally discreet.

We can help you with the following IRS tax problems:

• Wage Garnishment – IRS wage garnishment is when the IRS deducts unpaid taxes directly from an employee’s paycheck. This typically follows multiple warnings. As one of the IRS’s strictest collection methods, it’s important to understand garnishment and take action to avoid or stop it. The IRS prefers other solutions, but they will garnish wages if other options are exhausted.
   

• Bank Levy – An IRS levy allows the legal seizure of your assets to pay a tax debt. It can garnish wages, take funds from your bank account, and seize or sell your vehicles, real estate, and other property.
  
  If you receive a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing from the IRS, contact us immediately. If you receive a levy notice against an employee, vendor, or other third party, it's crucial to comply.
   

• Threatening Letters – Ignoring an IRS threatening letter is the worst choice. First, verify the facts in the letter. If there’s an error, respond politely to correct it. However, if you've reached this stage, it's essential to act proactively to resolve the issue before the IRS does. Allowing them to take action can lead to severe consequences, as the IRS has significant power in tax collection. They send these letters when they believe you owe money.
   

• IRS Audit Notification – Received an audit letter from the IRS? Don’t panic. The IRS communicates audit details through letters, which include deadlines. You’ll have time to review contested items and respond. An audit doesn’t necessarily mean there’s an error or dishonesty; sometimes, it even results in a refund or no changes to your return.
   

• Non-Filing - What if you fail to file? - The IRS may file what is known as a substitute return for you. However, as you well know, the IRS will not be looking to save you any money. In fact, a substitute return will not include any of the standard deductions your accountant would typically include in your return. Case in point, a substitute return only allows one exemption: single or married filing separate, so you end up with higher tax liability than if you would have just filed.
   

• Liens – A federal tax lien arises when tax is unpaid after a payment demand. By law, this lien applies to all property and rights to property of the taxpayer with unpaid taxes. It authorizes the IRS to seize proceeds from real estate sales. To secure priority over other creditors, the IRS files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien, alerting other parties of its claim.

• Offers-in-Compromise – Reduce your IRS debt with an offer-in-compromise, which allows you to settle for less than the full tax owed. This agreement can save you on taxes, penalties, and interest. Generally, the IRS won’t accept an offer if it believes the debt can be fully paid through other means.

• Innocent Spouse – Married taxpayers often file jointly, making both spouses liable for any taxes, interest, or penalties, even after divorce. This liability applies even if a divorce decree assigns responsibility to one spouse or if only one spouse earned the income.
  
  In some cases, a spouse will be relieved of the tax, interest, and penalties on a joint tax return. There are three types of relief available:

1. Innocent spouse relief

2. Separation of liability

3. Equitable relief

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