Category Archives: Installment Agreement

Can You Add More Years to an Installment Agreement?

Thanks for coming back to IRSCompromiseHelp.com. If you haven’t already, please sign up for our newsletter to receive the free e-course “What Everyone Ought to Know about Tax Problems.”One of the ways you can resolve your IRS tax liability is through an installment agreement (monthly payment plan).  When you set up your installment agreement, [...]

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Can I File an Offer in Compromise after Setting up an Installment Agreement?

Setting up an Installment agreement can be a challenge, but it is also a great way to resolve some IRS cases.  Very simply put, an installment agreement is a way to pay off your tax debt with a monthly payment plan.  You may full pay your tax debt or you may not, depending on the [...]

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Worried About IRS Wage Levy after Setting up an Installment Agreement

QUESTION:
I set up an installment agreement a couple of weeks ago to pay off my tax liability.  I understand that it is going to take a while before my taxes are paid in full, but I thought once I set up the installment agreement, the IRS cannot come and try to levy my wages.  I [...]

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Do I have to provide Bank Statements to the IRS

When you are filing an offer in compromise with the IRS you have to give the IRS a lot of financial information and proof. They want to see the last three months of bank statements, pay stubs, utility bills, investment account statements, medical bills and more. You can almost picture the offer in [...]

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Impact of Owing More Taxes on Installment Agreement

QUESTION: I filed an extension of time to file my 2007 income taxes but I did not pay anything by April 15, 2007. I expect that I will owe more money when I do file the return. I am currently on a payment plan with the IRS for prior year tax liabilities. What will happen [...]

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