Statistically speaking, the vast majority of taxpayers who owe back IRS tax debt to the Internal Revenue Service owe under $25,000. For this group of people who owes a relatively small amount, the IRS makes it easy to self-service a solution to the problem through agreeable arrangements and a promise not to make the same mistake again.
When you owe 6-figures, multiple 6-figures, or 7-figures+ in IRS back tax debt, though? The dynamic completely changes.
The IRS enforces on these very large tax debts at the absolute highest levels of intensity. They see these people as someone who had their chance to comply, but didn’t, and they are more than happy to use extreme enforced collections activity in order to collect what’s due.
Even well-intentioned taxpayers who genuinely want to resolve the problem will find that resolving the issue is not so simple: the IRS wants to be paid as much a possible, as quickly as possible. And for most people, what the IRS wants simply does not match up with the reality of what is workable for them.
If you or your business owe 6 figures or more in delinquent IRS or state back tax debt, you must understand that your exposure is immense. Your ability to get out of this situation depends entirely on how you approach the IRS and your negotiation strategy to resolve the matter.
While most IRS back tax relief firms service smaller cases with lower debt amounts, at R.C. Thornton II – Back Tax Relief Expert, we exclusively service clientele who owe a minimum of $100,000 (if not usually more) in delinquent back taxes. We have extensive experience in helping taxpayers negotiate a workable, affordable outcome in these situations.