Former IRS Managers and Agents: Solve Your IRS Issue Right Away!

At Clarity Tax Resolutions, we bring over 15+ years of direct IRS experience to the table. We know the system inside and out. If you’ve received a letter, notice, or tax bill from the IRS, don’t worry. Let our team of former IRS agents, managers, and tax instructors handle your IRS issue effectively.

A Certified Letter or Notice Must Be Addressed

How Should You Proceed from Here?

First of all, don’t panic. The IRS is simply trying to close an open case. Most IRS bills, notices, and letters come with a 10 to 30-day window for responses. It’s imperative that you reply within this time frame, failing which the IRS may pursue enforcement measures, including a Federal Tax Lien, a Wage Levy on your salary, or a Tax Lien on your bank account.

The Procedure for IRS Collection

Tax levies are only sent by the IRS following a sequence of five letters:

  1. CP 14: Notice of balance due.
  2. CP 501: Reminder that you still owe money.
  3. CP 503: Critical, fast action is needed.
  4. CP 504 Urgent Notice: We plan to levy on specific assets; please reply immediately.
  5. Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing: IRS Letter 1058, CP 90/CP 297.
  6. Notice of Finalization Before Levy on Your Social Security Benefits: CP 91/CP 298.

Make Contact via Certified Mail

When you receive a certified letter from the IRS, it’s time to take serious action. This typically means that IRS enforcement action is about to begin. If you don’t respond within the allotted time, the IRS might seize money from your bank account or wages and file a Federal Tax Lien.

Reach out to former IRS agent Michael D. Sullivan. The IRS may levy your wages, your employer’s bank account, or both within 30 days. The 30-day window begins on the date of the IRS letter, regardless of whether you sign for the certified mail.

Recognize Your Rights

Stay calm and take control of your financial future.

To prevent making matters worse, be aware of your rights before contacting the IRS. This calls for a calculated approach. We’ll contact the IRS immediately to halt any collection activities.

The IRS CADE2 Computer System

The IRS spends millions on their CADE2 computer system, which generates all IRS bills, notices, and correspondence. To stop these issuances, you need to contact an Internal Revenue Agent who can directly alter the CADE2 computer. Usually, you can do this by calling the 1-800 number found on your bill, notice, or letter. If the IRS is not contacted, enforcement action will be taken.

The Repercussions of Not Responding

There are serious consequences for not responding to IRS notice letters. I can assure you these letters will not disappear. If you receive certified mail from the IRS, you should act right away.

Federal Tax Levy or Lien

Many people are unaware of IRS notices until they receive a bank account levy or lien, or their employer gets notified of a wage levy. At this point, hire an expert to handle your case. Do not contact the IRS directly; they will use any information to get in debt.

Reach Out via Standard Mail

When the IRS contacts you via regular mail, they typically want to fix a problem. Quickly reply and let them know if you accept their notice. If you agree and can pay, do so immediately. If you are unable to pay, and he will help you negotiate with the IRS. If you disagree, be ready to provide the IRS with the necessary proof to back up your position. If you think you are right, we can assist in resolving conflicts.

Phone Contact

Phone contact can be daunting, but these problems are often simpler to fix. Use caution if the call is about back taxes. The IRS is a powerful collection agency. For income or payroll tax issues.

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Don’t let IRS issues overwhelm you. Contact the team of experts at Clarity Tax Resolutions.