Many taxpayers are faced with debt to the IRS. This brings on stress and often harassment from the Internal Revenue Service. If you owe money to the IRS then you may already be receiving phone calls and letters threatening you with any number of collection efforts. Simply put, the IRS stops at nothing to get what they feel is owed to them. However, you do not have to withstand this harassment. There is a program called the IRS offer in compromise that could very well help you to get out from under your tax debt much more quickly than you could imagine.
The Offer in Compromise allows you to pay your debt off for just pennies on the dollar in many cases. This means that even if you owe tens of thousands of dollars to the IRS, you could potentially pay that debt off for just hundreds of dollars. Imagine not owing money to the IRS any longer. Jay Allen Finn, CPA has been working with clients for many years in this aspect. He can help to determine if you qualify based on certain criteria and if so, he can get you started on your road to IRS freedom but you have to contact him before he can begin.
If you are tired of owing money to the IRS and want to see if you qualify for this program, contact Jay Allen Finn today. He and his team of tax professionals are waiting to help you to get out from under your IRS debt for good.
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