If an IRS Penalty Abatement request is worth making - AND AN IRS PENALTY ABATEMENT IS ALWAYS WORTH MAKING - an IRS Penalty Abatement is worth making correctly.

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IRS CIVIL PENALTIES:
Failure to pay IRS Tax Debt can (most likely will) result in IRS Penalties and Interest (AS MUCH AS 47% PER ANNUM) that will compound over years. You can count on your IRS Tax Debt to DOUBLE in three (3) years. This will create a IRS Tax Debt that will be substantially larger than the initial amount owed. It won't take long for the IRS to bury you in Tax Debt Penalties if you DO NOTHING.

IRS TAX PENALTIES; as set out in the Internal Revenue Code, are imposed to "enhance" voluntary compliance. There are over one hundred-forty separate IRS Tax penalty provisions.

Common IRS civil law penalties include:
     a. the IRS penalty for filing a fraudulent return;
     b. the accuracy related penalties;
     c. the IRS penalty for failure to timely file a return;
     d. the IRS penalty for failure to timely pay a tax, and the frivolous tax return penalties.

The fraudulent tax return penalty is set out in IRC Section 6663. This IRS penalty is "75%" of the portion of the underpayment [of tax] which is attributable to fraud. The fraudulent failure to file Tax return penalty is set out in IRC Section 6651(f). This Tax penalty also has a maximum 75% rate.

The accuracy-related Tax penalty is set out in IRC Section 6662. This Tax penalty is 20% of the amount of the portion of the understatement of tax attributable to the conduct being penalized. Accuracy penalties include the "negligence or disregard of rules or regulations" penalty, the "substantial understatement of income tax" penalty, the penalty for "substantial valuation misstatement," the penalty for "substantial overstatement of pension liabilities," and the penalty for "substantial valuation misstatement in connection with gift tax or estate tax".

Negligence or disregard:
The term "negligence" includes a failure to make a reasonable attempt to comply with the tax law or to exercise ordinary and reasonable care in preparing a return. Negligence also includes failure to keep adequate books and records. You will not have to pay a negligence penalty if you have a reasonable basis for a position you took.

The term "disregard" includes any careless, reckless, or intentional disregard. The penalty is based on the part of the underpayment due to negligence or disregard of rules or regulations, not on the entire underpayment on the return.

The IRS Tax penalty for failure to timely file an IRS tax return is set out in IRC Section 6651(a). This IRS penalty is equal to 5% of the amount required to be shown on the tax return, per month up to a max of 25% of the amount required to be shown on the tax return.

Substantial understatement of income tax:
For an individual, there is a "substantial understatement" if the understatement of tax exceeds the greater of:

• 10% of the correct tax, or
• $5,000.

PLUS, THERE IS INTEREST ON TOP OF THE IRS TAX PENALTIES.

DO YOU FEEL LIKE BEING BURIED IN IRS DEBT? IF YOU DO, CONTINUE TO DO NOTHING.

IRS Penalties and Interest will double your original IRS Tax Debt in approximately 3 years. Not to be redundant ( we mentioned this previously), but, this was worth mentioning twice.  

Can you afford this? Of course you can't. WHO CAN?

The IRS lists numerous situations in which Penalties and Interest can be abated ( WAIVED ) with reasonable cause based on your own unique situation.

DON"T wait until the IRS Executes an IRS Levy / IRS Wage Garnishment on your paycheck.

The longer you wait, the more it will cost you. It's as simple as that. If you enjoy throwing your money  away, click off this Website right now and STOP complaining about the IRS.

If you want to receive Real IRS Tax Help,  IRS Tax Relief and reduce your Tax Debt:

START EXERCISING YOUR RIGHTS.

DO YOU QUALIFY FOR IRS TAX RELIEF AND A PENALTY ABATEMENT? WE WILL FIND OUT.

You may very well qualify for IRS Tax Relief and a reduction in your current IRS Tax debt through a Penalty Abatement Petition. We need to know what happened to you that caused this unfortunate situation to occur.

The IRS gives a long list of events that will be considered for "reasonable cause".

The IRS considers Reasonable Cause for Penalty Abatement to be:

Ignorance of the Law (you must demonstrate you made a reasonable effort to learn the law though).

Error or Mistake was Made, but you must still show "due diligence, ordinary business care and prudence" had been exercised.

Forgetfulness, but you must still show "ordinary business care and prudence".

Serious Illness, Death, or Unavoidable Absence.

Unable to Obtain Records.

Incorrect Advice from a competent tax professional.

Incorrect Advice directly from the IRS, written or oral.

Fire, Casualty, Natural Disaster, Other Disturbance

AND THERE ARE MORE TAX RELIEF "REASONABLE CAUSES".

With this information, DWK TAX GROUP'S  highly skilled Tax attorneys will Petition the IRS for your IRS Penalty Abatement.

The Internal Revenue allows you to receive Tax Relief and avoid tax penalties if you have a good excuse, known as "Reasonable Cause".

The following information is excerpted directly from the Internal Revenue Manual, IRM 120.1. 

1. Reasonable Cause is based on all the facts and circumstances in each situation and allows the Internal Revenue Service to provide Tax Relief from an IRS Penalty that would otherwise be assessed. Reasonable Cause Tax Relief is generally granted when the taxpayer exercises ordinary business care and prudence in determining their tax obligations but is unable to comply with those tax obligations

2. In the interest of equitable treatment of the taxpayer and effective tax administration, the nonassertion or abatement of civil penalties based on Reasonable Cause or other Tax Relief provisions provided in this IRM must be made in a consistent manner and should conform with the considerations specified in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), Regulations (Treas. Regs.), Policy Statements, and Part 120.1.

The Internal Revenue Manual goes on to say that ANY REASON will be accepted as Reasonable Cause if it can be shown that the taxpayer exercised ordinary business care and prudence and, despite that, was still not able to comply with their tax obligations.

An IRS Penalty Abatement Petition gives the DWK Tax Attorneys the opportunity to plead your case to the IRS. Unlike most other claims for Tax Relief, a Penalty Abatement puts a very human face on your IRS case, which certainly can work for your best interest.

If you want IRS Tax Relief, we need to know your unique story. How did you find yourself in this situation?

Decisions are made by the IRS on an individual, case-by-case basis, which is very encouraging for you. 

 “Reasonable Cause” can be anything that 
we make it. 

Divorce? 
Medical Reasons? 
Substance Abuse?
Loss of Income? 
Death in the Family?
Failed Business?
What Happened to You? Something happened.

In fact, IRS guidelines generously suggest that a Penalty Abatement should be “generally granted when the taxpayer exercises ordinary business care and prudence” in trying to pay their back taxes.

The most common mistake we see made, however, is a universal one:
Taxpayers and many tax representatives seem to think that sending a simple letter to the IRS requesting that the IRS Penalties and Interest be abated will suffice. WRONG! The truth is that the IRS receives millions of these simple IRS Penalty and Interest relief request letters every year and the great majority are summarily rejected.

If an IRS Penalty Abatement request is worth making - AND AN IRS PENALTY ABATEMENT IS ALWAYS  WORTH MAKING - it is worth making correctly.

Do you want IRS Tax Relief or Not? If You Do, Do It Right.

The IRS receives so many sub-par requests for IRS Tax Relief, an Application / Petition that is done with thought and thoroughness stands out in a positive way.

The purpose of IRS Penalties is to punish ( REMEMBER THAT WORD "ENHANCED") you, the taxpayer, for failing to comply and to send a message to other taxpayers that compliance will be strictly enforced. If neither of these purposes are furthered by the imposition of a IRS tax penalty, the IRS should not assess it. Furthermore, for most types of IRS penalties, if the taxpayer has Reasonable Cause for his failure to comply, the IRS penalty should not be assessed. For these reasons, DWK TAX GROUP generally recommends that taxpayers challenge IRS penalties assessed against them.

If you do not qualify, we will tell you.

“Reasonable Cause” is a subjective matter and the only way to definitively determine whether or not a failure to comply was willful or a result of extenuating circumstances is for the IRS to conduct a thorough investigation of all the facts and circumstances giving rise to the failure.

This investigation is triggered by a correctly filed IRS Penalty Abatement Request.

Be aware, if you submit a Penalty Abatement petition and it is denied, you cannot make a request on the same grounds again.

No matter how well you state your case, the IRS Appeals Officer assigned to your IRS Penalty Abatement request will have some hard questions for you. The IRS Revenue Officer probably will look at your history of paying your IRS tax. The IRS will ask, "Is this just another attempt to get out of paying?" That is a question that needs to be overcome.

All the more reason to have DWK TAX GROUP's highly skilled Tax Attorneys handle your Penalty Abatement case.

DWK TAX GROUP will be your strongest advocate for IRS Tax Relief.

DWK TAX will provide you with determined and diligent Tax Attorneys who have successfully handled countless Penalty Abatement cases, in turn, saving our clients millions of dollars.

DWK will not accept a Case if we cannot save you money.

OUR FEE FOR PENALTY ABATEMENT: $1,400.00

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3 Steps: IRS Tax Relief

Step 1: CONTACT US - Call    (1-866-226-6102)   
   
Step 2: CONSULTATION - PENALTY ABATEMENT PETITION

DWK TAX GROUP: Your Nationwide Internet Tax Relief Company.  A Senior Tax Analyst will review your entire financial information and complete a thorough, FREE and confidential tax analysis to determine which Tax Relief program will be best for you. We need to know your unique set of circumstances. DWK will determine from our consultation if you are qualified and eligible for Tax Relief via an IRS Offer in Compromise or Penalty Abatement. DWK will look at every avenue available to reduce your Income Tax Debt and provide you with Tax Relief. Take the 1st step. Contact DWK TAX today. DWK TAX will find the right Tax Relief solution for you. DWK TAX GROUP WILL FIGHT FOR YOU.

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