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DWK TAX GROUP: Your Nationwide Internet IRS Tax Relief Company provides all 50 States, including Hawaii and Alaska, with Real IRS Tax Help.

UNFILED TAX RETURNS: THE 1ST STEP IN REDUCING AND SETTLING YOUR IRS TAX DEBT.

Unfiled Tax Returns may be construed as a criminal act by the IRS. The IRS may view you as a "Tax Protester". You certainly do not want that to happen to you.

YOU ARE A PHONE CALL AWAY FROM REAL IRS TAX HELP:
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Are you a Trucker?, a Fisherman?, a Farmer?, an Independent Contractor? Real Estate? Small Business Owner? We will prepare your Unfiled Tax Returns and help you take the 1st step in reducing and resolving your Tax Debt.

DWK TAX GROUP tax preparation will usually reduce your IRS Tax Debt significantly for your unfiled tax returns.

If you wait for the IRS to find you, the cost of additional IRS Tax Penalties grows exponentially. If the IRS seeks you out before you have filed past-due returns, the likelihood of criminal prosecution escalates and the chances of an IRS Wage Levy / IRS Wage Garnishment becomes ever more likely.

The IRS has a wide range of civil and criminal penalties available that they can impose on persons who have Unfiled Tax Returns. Intentionally not filing, or filing a false return, is a federal crime.

Our unwavering advice is to act immediately to resolve your unfiled tax returns before a simple mistake becomes a crime or the IRS takes most of your paycheck, your Social Security or Social Security Disability (SSDI) leaving you without enough money to pay for rent, food, etc.

The IRS estimates that approximately 10 million taxpayers fail to submit their unfiled tax return(s) each year. A delinquent unfiled tax return is often more closely examined by the IRS. When filing a delinquent, unfiled tax return it is important to move quickly and correctly, and to follow IRS guidelines for "voluntary compliance."

In response, the IRS created a joint task force of revenue agents and Tax auditors from the IRS Examination Division, Revenue Officers from the Collection Division, and Special Agents from the Criminal Investigation Division to locate non-filers and secure compliance with filing requirements. The IRS has substantially increased its budget for technology that will enable it to find and pursue taxpayers who fail to regularly file their tax returns.

The IRS will find you through ACS ( that's the computer that will find you) and proceed to Garnish Your Paycheck, Levy Your Bank Account and bring you to your knees financially. Don't let it get to this point.

If They, the IRS, does Garnish Your Paycheck, How Will You Pay Your Rent or Mortgage?
How Will You Pay For Utilities?
How Will You Make Your Car Payment?
How Will You Pay Child Support?

Call Us and Let's See What Your Best Action Plan Will Be to Reduce Your Tax Debt and Resolve What Balance May Remain.

Computers are getting more powerful all the time and it isn't difficult for the IRS to find you. The IRS Information Reporting System (IRP) is a multi-task system and contains a subsystem aimed at the discovery of under-reporting of income and taxpayers who have not filed their required tax returns. This subsystem is the backbone of the IRS effort to identify and locate non-filers.

If you have not filed all required tax returns, and have not yet been discovered by the IRS, the time to act is now. If you fail to act now, the IRS is almost certain to knock on your door in the future. The IRS will Garnish your Wages.

Most Common Excuse for Unfiled Tax Returns - I Can't Pay What I Owe, So I Didn't File.

Many people worry so much about not being able to pay the IRS that they don't file. This is a GIANT MISTAKE because the IRS will make you pay for that mistake dearly. The Penalties and Interest will overwhelm you in a short period of time.

If you have Unfiled Tax Returns, you have forfeited your rights with the IRS.

THE CONSEQUENCES FOR HAVING UNFILED TAX RETURNS:

Criminal penalties for willful failure to timely file tax returns or pay taxes are mentioned at 26 U.S.C. § 7203:
Any person required under this title to pay any estimated tax or tax, or required by this title or by regulations made under authority thereof to make a income tax return, keep any records, or supply any information, who willfully fails to pay such estimated tax or tax, make such income tax return, keep such records, or supply such information, at the time or times required by law or regulations, shall, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not more than $25,000 ($100,000 in the case of a corporation), or imprisoned not more than 1 year, or both, together with the costs of prosecution.

Failure-to-file penalty
If you don't file by the due date (including extensions), you may have to pay a failure-to-file penalty. The penalty is 5% of the tax not paid by the due date for each month or part of a month that the return is late. The maximum penalty is 25% of your tax, but it is reduced by the failure-to-pay penalty (discussed next) for any month in which both penalties apply. You will not have to pay the penalty if you can show "reasonable cause" for not filing on time. If your failure to file is due to fraud, the penalty is increased to 15% for each month or part of a month that your return is late, to a maximum of 75%.

THERE IS ALSO INTEREST ON TOP OF THE PENALTIES.

Accuracy-related penalty

An accuracy-related penalty of 20% applies to any underpayment due to:

• Negligence or disregard of rules or regulations, or
• Substantial understatement of income 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 (See our Services Page for Penalty Abatement for more information).

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.

Substitute for Return (SFR)

The IRS may have filed SFR's (Substitute For Return). Do not be fooled. This is not a real tax filing. SFR'S are the "assessment" needed in order for the IRS to file Federal Tax Liens and Execute a IRS Wage Levy / IRS Wage Garnishment and/or IRS Bank Levies and have you on your financial knees in "no time flat".

The IRS has given you ZERO deductions. IRS Penalties and Interest have been piled on you. The Statute of Limitations is not a consideration. You may be Garnished by the IRS at any moment. Have you ever heard the expression, "up the creek without a paddle", well, if you continue to do nothing, you may wish you were so lucky.

Substitute For Returns (SFRs) are prepared and filed pursuant to authority granted the Internal Revenue Service by IRC §6020(b) which authorizes the IRS to prepare an individual income tax return on behalf of the taxpayer. In most cases, the Automated Substitute for Return (ASFR) system is used to evaluate the IRS Master File (MF) information about the taxpayer, and prepare an SFR for a wage earner or taxpayer without other unresolved taxpayer delinquent accounts (TDAs).

A Substitute For Return is put together by the IRS based on their best guess of what they think your income was for a given tax year. They figure in cost of living wage increases and other factors to estimate how much you make and, by extension, how much you owe in back taxes. They will, of course, add all relevant fees, penalties, and interest to grow what you owe into a significant tax debt.

More Consequences of Not Filing Past-Due Returns

If you fail to file a tax return, the IRS has the ability to paralyze you financially. They can keep you from obtaining student loans, buying a house, refinancing a house, or getting credit from most lenders and credit card companies until you pay all delinquent taxes.

The IRS can also seize available cash from your bank accounts, Social Security and Disability (SSDI)benefits, often when you can least afford to lose the income.

Also understand that certain federal and state benefits, like Social Security and Medicare, are available only if you file federal tax returns. Because benefits from these two programs are based on your lifetime income, the agencies depend on information in your tax returns to calculate your entitlements. If you don't file federal tax returns, you can cheat yourself out of prolonged federal benefits. Some state benefits like unemployment compensation are also based on income reported on your tax returns.

Examination Actions Phase Legal Responses

"Examination" is the IRS term for audit. if the IRS does not receive (1040) your tax return(s) in response to the requests above, it typically generates a Substutute for Return, or SFR, for each year under investigation.

Somewhere around 2002 or 2003, or perhaps a bit earlier, the IRS began an automated SFR process. Now, rather than filling out and filing a blank, unsigned tax return, an IRS technician enters a SFR 150 transaction code into the IMF so that a tax year module can be opened "to faciliate" the assessment of taxes. Now there is no "tax return" at all issued under the authority of IRC 6020(b). Instead, the IRS now makes an IRC6020(b) certification "certifying" that the documents which are part of its proposed assessment "constitute" a tax return under IRC 6020(b), but the underlying statute has not changed, and no signed 1040 has been made.

The Proposed Assessment ("30-day letter"): The IRS "audit" of a non-existent "tax return" (SFR) results in a "deficiency." A IRS Form 4549 is generated to show the proposed assessment resulting from the claimed "deficiency" and a 30-day letter is sent with the IRS Form 4549 and IRS Form 886-A. This IRS letter, if responded to generally within 30 days, allowed for a person to ask for a reconsideration of the audit through the IRS appeals office. it is discretionary on the part of the IRS to forward the request to the appeals office, and for the appeals office to grant a hearing. (The Proposed Assessment letter is not required by the law to be sent, so it is not always used by the IRS).

If the IRS discovers a habitual non-filer before voluntary disclosure, either through its own non-filer programs or through an informant, the IRS will often refer the matter to the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) to determine if criminal prosecution is warranted. The IRS has devoted substantial resources to identifying non-filers.

The IRS will not enter into any payment agreement or enter into tax settlement until you are Compliant and have filed all delinquent tax returns.

In many cases, if a taxpayer seeks to correct the problem before an IRS investigation or examination, it is possible to use the IRS’s "voluntary disclosure" policy to file missing returns and avoid prosecution. In connection with the voluntary compliance program, the taxpayer must be careful to file returns that are accurate and truthful. If the IRS determines that late-filed returns are false, the chances of criminal prosecution increase tremendously. The IRS’s voluntary disclosure policy applies to a taxpayer who:

• Voluntarily informs the IRS of his failure to file for one or more years
• Had income from only legal sources
• Makes the disclosure prior to being informed that he is under criminal investigation
• Files a correct tax return or cooperates with the IRS in ascertaining his correct tax liability

Statute of Limitations

To claim any refunds due to you, you have to file all current and back tax returns. In cases where a return was not filed, the law provides most taxpayers only three years to claim a refund. If no return is filed to claim the refund within the three years, the money becomes the property of the U.S. Treasury. After the statute has run, not only does the IRS keep the refund check, but they will refuse to apply any credits, including overpayments, to other tax years. The bottom line is that there is nothing to gain by waiting to address your unfiled tax returns. This is a problem you can fix and it's one you should address preemptively and head on.

DWK TAX GROUP WILL IMMEDIATELY:

1. Inform the IRS that your are being Pro-Active, will have your unfiled tax
returns submitted and we are taking the positive steps to have your
Tax Debt put in order. You will become "Compliant" and have your
rights restored.

2. Prepare all delinquent tax returns and correct previous errors if
necessary.

3. Negotiate the lowest possible tax settlement for you by finding out if:

     a. You are qualified for an IRS Offer in Compromise? 

     b. You are qualified for an IRS Penalty Abatement?

     c. You are Currently Uncollectable?

Your IRS problems will become a part of your past and will no longer be a part of your future.

DWK TAX will not accept a Case unless we can save you money.

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YOU ARE A PHONE CALL AWAY FROM REAL TAX DEBT HELP: CALL 1-866-226-6102 "Se Habla Espanol"