Federal Tax Advocates, LLC

If unable to pay the federal tax return, use form 9465 for an Installment Agreement.

En la división de cobros de IRS representando clientes.

Puerto Rico: IRS Should Improve Oversight of Taxpayers Claiming Exemption from Federal Taxes In 2012, Puerto Rico enacted tax incentives to encourage relocation to and investment in Puerto Rico, including preferential tax rates on investment...

Tomorrow, I will be given a comprehensive IRS Resolution seminar on advanced topics such as Notice of Levy, Lien, Penalty Abatement, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty, Installment Agreements or Unable to Pay Options, Passport Revocation, Appeals and IRS transcripts. The seminar is for CPA’s, lawyers and Enrolled Agents.

Currently, I provide consultation on IRS debts from $100,000 to $20 million.

Passport court case

This case is about a tax lien and the definition of the IRS of a taxpayer seriously delinquent account for passport revocation.

We deal with IRS passport revocations issues all the time.

If you received a passport revocation letter, call us at 787-767-8471.

IRS Accused of Wrongly Imposing ‘Seriously Delinquent’ Label (1) A resident of Puerto Rico sued the federal government over its alleged failure to remove an erroneous certification that she has a “seriously delinquent” tax debt, a designation that subjects her passport to potential revocation and limits her ability to travel.

The has assessed more than $162 million in penalties over false tax credit claims linked to fraudulent tax advice promoted on social media.

Read the agency’s alert: https://ow.ly/kbSS50WTrjw