Tax Resolution Services
Need tax resolution services such as currently not collectible status?
When people think of debt, it is often attributed to spending more than one has. Tax debt, however, can accumulate for different reasons. An individual might miss payments because of financial hardship or illness and then find they owe back taxes to the IRS plus interest and penalties. When a situation like this arises, it is common that a taxpayer may be unable to repay the debt they’ve accrued. Having fallen on hard times, there may just be no money available to settle the balance.
This occasion is one of the most important times to find someone to represent you to the IRS. At Community Tax, our tax debt specialists have successfully negotiated to help clients get relief under the Currently Not Collectible program. This settlement option, reserved for those who cannot afford to pay any of their tax balance, is difficult to attain because of some strict rules that must be followed.
All tax debt has an expiration date. If a taxpayer is accepted into the CNC program, they are considered relieved of their obligation to the IRS. If they maintain this status through the last expiration date of their tax balance, they will not have to pay it. An individual can maintain their CNC status by proving that they are in financial hardship. This means that the amount of income received in a given year is less than their total expenses.
Since last week, over 20 clients have entered into Currently Non Collectible Status. The table below contains the information about their cases. You’ll see which Agency approved their resolutions, the balanced they owed and the names of the team members that secured their settlements. Their last names have been taken out of the table for privacy reasons.
Agency |
Tax Balance |
Client Name |
Tax Practitioner |
Case Processor |
Federal |
40,143.00 |
Tommy |
Jillian Sharpe |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal |
1,918.40 |
Sadrack |
Robert Kitson |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
8,370.00 |
Bonnie |
Daniel Kattan |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
7,994.00 |
Zebatric |
Jeremy Brunner |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
119,524.00 |
Jorge |
Jeremy Brunner |
Robert Kitson |
State of New York |
87,515.75 |
Ralph |
Kelly McGrath |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal & |
26,939.00 |
Erik |
Kelly McGrath |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
32,976.00 |
Sonny |
Daniel Kattan |
Mark Anderson |
Federal |
9,504.46 |
Emilio |
Kelly McGrath |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
24,683.97 |
Carol |
Marek Grabowski |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
17,446.73 |
Ismael |
Daniel Kattan |
Mark Anderson |
Federal & State of Georgia |
145,622.60 |
Joshua |
Daniel Kattan |
Khoa Lam |
Federal |
30,889.47 |
Francisco |
Irina Cedano |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
14,697.00 |
Doris |
Jeremy Brunner |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal |
11,560.00 |
Larry |
Jillian Sharpe |
Mark Anderson |
Federal & State of Iowa |
36,051.67 |
Russell |
Jennifer Schaffer |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal |
5,454.35 |
Rita |
Kelly McGrath |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal |
13,014.00 |
Mark |
Kelly McGrath |
Mark Anderson |
Federal |
7,604.00 |
Michael |
Marek Grabowski |
Daniel Verastegui |
Federal |
15,053.07 |
Kenyatta |
Robert Kitson |
Karla Ortiz |
Federal |
21,099.50 |
Brenda |
Robert Kitson |
Mark Anderson |
Federal |
43,407.00 |
David |
Robert Kitson |
Karla Ortiz |
Total |
$721,467.97 |
As previously stated, a Currently Not Collectible status has to be maintained. Many times in life, we can experience financial changes that improve our situations. A new job or a promotion, for example, can result in a shift in finances that removes a taxpayer from financial hardship. If this happens before the expiration debt on an individual’s tax balance, the Agency responsible can once again charge for the unpaid back taxes. For this reason, taxpayers in CNC have to prove occasionally that they are still in financial hardship and are deserving of their CNC status.
Finances can be tricky for anyone to manage. Tax debt is no exception. Currently Not Collectible cases only work if they are processed correctly, approved and if the status is kept throughout the entire period in which it is necessary. Community Tax’s negotiators and case processors work daily with their clients to ensure that their resolutions are successful and their tax debt is removed. If you cannot afford the balance you owe the IRS or the state, call Community Tax today to get started working on your resolution. Help is available, take advantage of it!
Community Tax assists people with many tax resolution services. Call today to find out how Community Tax can help you: (800) 444-0622