Successful Resolutions
Nation’s Largest Tax Resolutions Law Firm Negotiates IRS Payment Plans for Clients Owing the IRS $2.1 Million in Aggregate
Posted 10/8/2008 2:29:40 PM
By negotiating Installment Agreements with the IRS, The Tax Lady’s team of attorneys were able to help solve the tax problems of families across the country who collectively owed the IRS a total of $2.1 million. Each client owed on average a little more than $22,000 to the IRS. By negotiating with the IRS, the attorneys at Roni Lynn Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation were able to get these clients on monthly payment plans as low as $50 per month, with an average monthly payment of just under $350.00.
Skilled Attorney Christian Montgomery Helps End Collection on Clients Owing Over $600,000 to the IRS
Posted 10/8/2008 2:28:45 PM
Christian Montgomery, one of the attorneys of our law firm, successfully negotiated an end to IRS collection activity for 24 clients in the month of September 2008. These clients collectively owed the IRS over $600,000. Some clients owed the IRS as much as $88,000, but the average liability amount was slightly above $27,000. Mr. Montgomery was able to end IRS collections by getting the clients placed on IRS Currently Not Collectible status, which is one of the many services our law firm provides.
Law Firm Ends Collection on Taxpayers Owing Approximately $2.1 Million through placement on IRS Currently Not Collectible Status
Posted 10/8/2008 2:28:25 PM
In the month of September 2008, the tax attorneys of Roni Lynn Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation successfully ended collections against a group of taxpayers owing the IRS $2.1 million in aggregate. These clients each owed the IRS $31,000, on average, but were unable to meet necessary living expenses, let alone make huge tax payments to the IRS.
Clients Owing the IRS $1.1 Million get Relief through Installment Agreements with the IRS
Posted 9/17/2008 2:41:19 PM
In August 2008, The Tax Lady Roni Deutch and her team of skilled attorneys helped several taxpayers across the country that, on average, owed nearly $50,000 to the IRS. Ms. Deutch’s law firm negotiated Installment Agreements for clients who owed over $1.1 million to the IRS in aggregate. The agreements that were negotiated allow the taxpayers to pay their owed back taxes through manageable monthly payments ranging from as low as $50 per month.
Law Firm Ends Collections Against Taxpayers Owing the IRS Over $1.3 Million in August, 2008
Posted 9/17/2008 2:40:23 PM
Through placement on the IRS’s Currently Not Collectible Status, the attorneys at Roni Lynn Deutch, A Professional Tax Corporation were able to successfully cease IRS collections against a group of taxpayers owing the IRS over $1.3 million. To learn more about placement on the IRS’s Currently Not Collectible Status check out it’s entry in our glossary.
Law Firm uses Offers in Compromise to save Taxpayers Approximately $1.7 million in IRS Taxes in July 2008
Posted 9/17/2008 2:39:04 PM
In July 2008, our law firm successfully negotiated Offers in Compromise on behalf of several clients. These clients owed the IRS, collectively, $1.9 million. Because of their Offers in Compromise, they only paid $164,000, which is a savings of $1.7 million. On average, these taxpayers paid $6,500 on IRS tax debts that averaged $74,000. For more information, please see the attached document.
Team of Attorneys Resolve Over $5.5 Million in IRS Tax Liability through Currently Not Collectible Status in 2nd Quarter 2008
Posted 9/17/2008 2:38:03 PM
One team of attorneys at our law firm – John Wetenkamp, Christian Montgomery, and Sean Chi – had an incredibly successful 2nd Quarter of 2008. On behalf of our clients, they were able to resolve, collectively, $5,54 million in IRS tax liability through use of Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status. CNC protects a taxpayer from IRS collections by demonstrating that the taxpayer’s allowable monthly expenses exceed his or her gross monthly income. Altogether, the firm resolved over $8.5 million in IRS tax liability for 149 clients through CNC status in the months of April, May, and June 2008. For more information, please see the attached document.
In 2nd Quarter of 2008, Roni Deutch and her Tax Attorneys use Offers in Compromise to Help Over 50 taxpayers
Posted 9/17/2008 2:37:37 PM
Taxpayers owing the IRS over $2 million were able to get their back tax liability resolved through accepted Offers in Compromise (OIC). These individuals collectively paid less than $200,000 on their IRS tax liability. On average, the taxpayers owed $37,000 and ended up paying only $3,400, which resulted in an average savings of $33,000. For more information, please see the attached document.
Nation’s Largest Tax Resolution Law Firm Assists Taxpayers Understand their Outstanding Obligations to the IRS
Posted 9/17/2008 2:37:14 PM
In the Second Quarter of 2008, our law firm was able to assist over 57 clients with their IRS account. These individuals either did not understand how much they owed, what years needed to be filed, or whether or not the IRS had filed tax liens against their property. Some also found out the date on which their IRS tax debt was going to expire – meaning they would no longer owe the government those unpaid taxes. By hiring the law firm for a Tax Account Review, the clients were able to get a better understanding of their outstanding obligations and the risk they ran in not addressing them. For more information, please see the attached document.
Team of Attorneys Resolves Almost $500,000 of IRS Tax Debt through Installment Agreements
Posted 9/17/2008 2:36:05 PM
One team of attorneys – John Wetenkamp, Christian Montgomery, and Sean Chi – was able to resolve $500,000 in IRS tax liability through Installment Agreements in May 2008. Installment Agreements are based upon a comparison of the taxpayer’s gross monthly income and allowable monthly expenses, whereas Streamlined Installment Agreements are based upon the amount of the tax liability. For more information, please see the attached document.
Through Streamlined Installment Agreements, Law Firm Resolves Almost $900,000 in IRS Past Due Taxes
Posted 9/17/2008 2:35:36 PM
In May 2008, the nation’s largest tax resolution law firm was able to negotiate monthly payment plans for several clients who collectively owed the IRS $900,000. On average, each monthly payment plan was $270. For more information, please see the attached document.
Attorney Bret Adams Resolves over $400,000 in Back Taxes through Installment Agreements
Posted 9/17/2008 2:34:31 PM
Attorney Bret Adams was able to secure monthly payment plans for a group of clients owing, in aggregate, over $400,000 to the IRS in the month of April 2008. The payment plans, also called Installment Agreements, are negotiated based upon an analysis of taxpayers’ gross monthly income to their allowable monthly expenses. On average, these individuals owed $50,801.38 each. Mr. Adams was able to get them onto payment plans averaging $443 per month. When we added the clients Mr. Adams helped resolve through Streamlined Installment Agreements – monthly payment plans based solely on the amount the taxpayer owes – in April 2008, Bret’s resolved client tax debt exceeding half a million dollars. For more information, please see the attached document.
Law Firm Resolves Approximately $3.6 Million in IRS Liability through Currently Not Collectible Status
Posted 9/17/2008 2:33:48 PM
In the month of April 2008, our team of attorneys resolved $3.6 million in IRS tax liability for our clients by placing their accounts into Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status. This group of clients owed, on average, roughly $60,000. Attorney John Wetenkamp resolved over $1.5 million in IRS liability by himself. For more information, please see the attached document.
Trio of Attorneys Resolves Over $3.7 Million in IRS Tax Liability Through Payment Plans in the First Quarter of 2008
Posted 8/14/2008 1:50:02 PM
One team of attorneys had a prolific first quarter when it came to establishing monthly payment plans, also known as Installment Agreements (IA). Bret Adams, Ryan Carrere, and Jane Stecklein resolved $3.8 million in IRS tax liabilities through IAs and Streamlined Installment Agreements (SIA) from January 1, 2008 to the end of March. Not including SIAs, the trio resolved $2.5 million in IAs alone.
Law Firm Quickly Negotiates An Average Streamlined Installment Agreement of $265 per Month for Over 50 Clients in March 2008
Posted 8/14/2008 1:45:27 PM
Streamlined Installment Agreements (SIA) are a special form of monthly payment plan, based solely on a taxpayer’s balance due. As a result, the law firm is able to quickly establish this form of resolution on behalf of qualifying taxpayers. In March alone, the firm successfully resolved IRS back tax liabilities totaling over $800,000.
Attorney John Wetenkamp Saves Clients Almost $600,000 in Accepted Offers in Compromise in March 2008
Posted 8/14/2008 1:42:44 PM
One of Roni Deutch’s attorneys had an extremely successful March 2008 for Offer in Compromise (OIC). John Wetenkamp successfully saved his clients over a half a million dollars in IRS back tax liability through accepted OICs in a single month. John’s independent savings representing over half of the entire law firm’s production in the month. Clients whose tax liability was settled through an OIC in March – on average – paid $2,415 on an average tax liability of $58,462. This represents a savings of 95%.
In March 2008, Law Firm Negotiates Currently Not Collectible Status for Clients Collectively Owing $1.9 Million in IRS Back Tax Liability
Posted 8/14/2008 1:38:16 PM
Roni Deutch’s team of tax attorneys were able to negotiate with the IRS to place over 60 clients into a Currently Not Collectible status in the month of March. Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status protects a taxpayer from any IRS enforced collection efforts, such as wage garnishments or bank levies. While technically, it is a temporary form of resolution, taxpayers can remain in this protected CNC status if their income, expense, and asset situation remain the same from year to year. Collectively, the clients whose cases were placed into CNC owed the IRS $1.9 million in IRS back tax liability.
