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Expert Tax Resolution That Brings You Peace Of Mind

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Golden Tax Relief has been helping individuals and businesses with wage garnishments, delinquent tax returns, bankruptcy, tax planning, payroll tax problems, and more. We take the time to carefully review your unique case and develop a thorough plan that will resolve your tax problems quickly and efficiently. Brace yourself: The chances of being audited are rising. The agency plans more audits, especially of taxpayers in high brackets or those who are self-employed and deal in large amounts of cash. And we all know how confusing the tax code can be, with most taxpayers getting lost when trying to determine which tax resolution option is best for them. Fighting the IRS, one of the most powerful government bureaucracies on the planet, can be the ultimate nightmare. Seemingly routine struggles can drag on for years, leading to endless frustration and sleepless nights. Even those who eventually triumph may wonder if the fight was worth all the time, effort, and expense. If you become an I
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Tax Resolution Help

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If you are having a hard time figuring out how to resolve your back taxes, Golden Tax Relief is here to help remove that burden. Here are just a few quick topics of importance that we offer with our services.   If you cannot afford to pay your back taxes in full, the Offer in Compromise program offers taxpayers who owe the IRS more than they could ever afford to pay, the opportunity to pay a small amount as a full and final payment. Taxpayers who attempt to file for an OIC on their own often put themselves at risk of not qualifying for a settlement or they end up paying more than they have to. Once a wage garnishment is filed with an employer, the employer is required by law to collect a large percentage (usually 30-75% or more) of the taxpayer’s NET paycheck and return it to the IRS. As a final result for settling back taxes, it may be possible for you to file for bankruptcy if the IRS rejects your IRS Payment Plan or Offer in Compromise. There are very specific rules & regulation
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