Direct Tax Relief
Direct Tax Relief (“DTR”) is a tax resolution company that assists individuals and small businesses with their IRS tax problems as well as State tax problems. Our firm of experienced Tax Attorneys, certified tax preparers, tax resolution specialists and tax consultants specialize in providing IRS tax relief across the country in all 50 states. Once our firm is retained for services and we file the Power of Attorney, our Tax Attorneys immediately take over all communication with the IRS. You don’t have to fear being bullied or harassed by the IRS while DTR is representing you.
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Our Tax Attorneys and tax professionals are highly skilled and experienced and have achieved exceptional results for our clients. We have negotiated many favorable settlements with the IRS and State tax authorities on behalf of our clients. DTR can help you settle your
delinquent back taxes, prepare your unfiled tax returns for personal and business, assist you with an installment agreement, help you with payroll tax problems, release an IRS bank levy or an IRS wage levy or garnishment and help you with IRS tax liens and payroll trust fund recovery penalty.
Our Tax Attorneys and IRS tax experts will handle your case from beginning to end, so you won’t have to stress or fear about dealing with IRS tax problems yourself. The team of IRS tax experts at DTR provides solutions to all types of tax problems. We can settle your debt taking advantage of the Offer in Compromise program or we can have your penalties and the associated interest be removed by preparing and submitting a Penalty Abatement. We can have your bank levy released and have your employer remove the wage garnishment or levy placed against your hard earned wages. We can also solve your payroll tax problems and place you into compliance by filing your delinquent personal and business returns.
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Tax Attorney – When Will My Tax Refund Arrive?
Depending on who you ask, tax season is either winding down or ramping up and coming down to the wire. For the proactive taxpayers out there who have already filed, the next question you must be asking is: Where is my tax refund? If you’re due a check from the government for a few thousand dollars, it’s perfectly understandable that you’re anxious to know where your money is. Fortunately for us, the IRS has a tool to help you find the location of your refund. To use it, you’ll need to know your Social Security...
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When it comes to taxes, you’re supposed to pay them gradually throughout the year so that in April you either don’t owe very much or are entitled to a refund of overpaid taxes. But sometimes your life situation changes or an unusual one-time event takes place during the year and when you prepare your annual return, you get an ugly surprise – you owe hundreds or thousands of dollars that you not only didn’t see coming, but that you simply don’t have. While this isn’t a good situation to be in, it’s not...
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With the Bush tax cuts slated to expire at the end of this election year, consider this filing season the calm before the tax storm: You’ll face few new rules, tax rates are the same as last year, and popular deductions are still in place. But preparing your income taxes remains as tricky as ever. Here’s how to make sure you don’t get tripped up by five common filing challenges — and how to set yourself up for tax savings on next year’s return and beyond.New capital gains rules Filing challenge: When it comes to...
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