More than a few otherwise knowledgeable accountants and lawyers will vigorously assert that taxes are not subject to discharge in bankruptcy. For certain tax debts and questions, which enjoy a "priority" status under the Bankruptcy Code, this is true. But under the proper circumstances, many tax liabilities lose their priority status, and enjoy no greater protection from discharge than debts owed to any other creditor. There are statutory provisions differentiating priority from nonpriority taxes so that you will be able to tell which tax liabilities are potentially subject to discharge and which are not. And while no article of this length can possibly make you an expert in these aspects of bankruptcy, it is hoped that you will at least come away with an increased sensitivity for those situations in which bankruptcy might present a useful alternative worthy of further exploration.
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If you one of the millions individuals, or corporations, with IRS liens, or levies, BFS may have the right solution. Our preparers understand that IRS problems have the potential to ruin every aspect of your life, if you let them. If you owe back debts from audits, and the IRS has placed a garnishment of wages, your pension, your savings, your property, or even your social security checks, Business & Financial Solutions can help. Whether you owe two thousand or two million we welcome you to give us a call us at (240) 403-0845, or e-mail us at for help with tax questions. Located in Montgomery County MD, we serve the Washington DC and Baltimore Metro Areas, Greater Northern Virginia, as well as 23 other states.
BFS offers a free consultation to discuss your individual, or corporate, IRS or state tax problems. You will be meeting with an experienced tax professional, not a pushy salesman. You can trust Business & Financial Solutions for ethical, affordable, effective tax help and relief for liabilities after audits. Montgomery County, Northern, VA and Washington, DC residents are welome to schedule an in-person interview. Out-of-state residents may call for a teleconference review of your tax matters. If you have a notice of Intent to Levy, or Intent to Lien, please call our Rockville office. If a lien or levy has already been placed against wages bank accounts or property, it is not too late to recovery them. We are here to help. If you have incurred a debt as result of an audit, we can help. An audit without proper representation may be costly in the long run.
The Internal Revenue Services is now strongly encouraging the filing of past due returns, for individuals and corporations. A return which has not been filed is being pursued through IRS substitutions. These back tax return filings are not generally in favor of the taxpayer. Liens and levies, audits and other tax problems have become common issues, even on years as recent as 2008. For easy access to , you can get them here Let us assist you in working out details or settlements, audits and other tax problems with the IRS for individuals or corporate entities. For tax issues specifically related to Washington DC, click on .
Our Rockville office number is (240) 403-0845, or you may e-mail us at: . A lien or levy does not have to be the end-all to your livelihood.
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Rockville, MD
Washington DC Metro Area
17 W. Jefferson Street Suite 2
Rockville, MD 20850
Tel: (240) 403-0845
Fax: (301) 754-3638
Montgomery County Maryland
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