"Don’t ignore the tax deadline you'll be hit with late-filing and late-payment fees, these can go up to 47.5% of your balance.""
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Things to consider when dealing with the IRS:
When dealing with the IRS - especially to settle tax debt - don’t lie about your assets. A lie detected will nullify the agreement and could lead to criminal prosecution.
The IRS is more likely to accept your low offer by appearing penniless even if you are not.
Bankruptcy often does not eliminate your tax debt
The IRS frequently makes mistakes in assessing how much money you owe
Taxpayers who miss a payment often end up with forced collection efforts, levies and the like.
The IRS can give you a long-term payment plan.
The IRS can charge interest on your unpaid balance. Right now, the IRS interest rate is 8%.The amount is adjusted quarterly.
The IRS can attach a lien one's property which can force the sale of that property or easily garnish a person's wages.
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