Niemann and Company, LLC

Vanguard for the Troubled Taxpayer

Phone: 314-666-0374
Email: [email protected]

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Why should I use a Tax Resolution Specialist?

Can’t I deal with the IRS myself and save money?

IRS Tax Problems
IRS Tax Problems

Answer: You could opt to represent yourself before the IRS. There is the offer-in-compromise program. Some people do go that route. But representing yourself before the IRS is like going to court without a lawyer. I wouldn’t recommend that.

Or, you can hire someone that knows all the ins-and-outs and navigates the IRS maze on a daily basis. You can hire someone who knows how to protect you and your rights.

Once you sign a Power of Attorney, a document that says we are representing you, the IRS is not allowed to contact you directly any longer! When the IRS knows an experienced, competent tax resolution professional is working your case, they know you are serious about resolving your tax problem.

The only professionals that can represent you before the IRS are attorneys, CPA’s and Enrolled Agents. So, should you go to any CPA, Attorney or Enrolled Agent to handle your IRS tax problem? I think it’s best to say you should go to a specialist in tax resolution to handle your IRS difficulties.

Niemann and Company are experts in tax resolution and help taxpayers with their IRS Problems every day.

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Why CPAs And Tax Pros Should Partner With Us

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Do you have clients with IRS Problems that have asked you to help them?

Does calling the IRS to solve your clients’ tax problems sound like the last thing in the world you want to do?

Of course you want to help your client. You don’t want them to suffer the infliction of pain the IRS can bring and the financial burden your client is under when the IRS Garnishes their Paycheck or levies their Bank Account.

Many CPAs I know that refer their clients to us don’t handle IRS Tax Problem work. Either their schedule doesn’t allow for the time involved for this type of work, or they simply are not interested in doing it. Many CPAs have told me that handling IRS problem clients is very disruptive to their firms. However they still want to find a solution to their client’s tax problem. If you have a client that needs help—without the hassle of dealing with the IRS yourself, the best solution is to refer them personally to me.

My firm specializes in helping taxpayers’ with IRS tax problems. We offer a variety of IRS Representation services that can give your client his or her peace of mind back. Some of the services we provide include: Offers-in-Compromise, Delinquent Tax Returns, Innocent Spouse Relief, Audits, Partial-Pay Installment Agreements, IRS Appeals and Penalty Abatement.

Those are just a few of the many tax resolution services we provide that can benefit your client.

More important to you—my practice is not a traditional one; we do not handle ongoing conventional tax or accounting work. So once your client’s case is settled they go back to you happy knowing you helped them.

We provide very specialized services most CPA firms do not provide. We deal with the IRS on a daily basis, which is the reason why we successfully settle these types of matters for clients.

We offer your clients a FREE confidential consultation. During that time we will discuss how we can help them, the options available, as well as how much it will cost to represent them. We generally work on a flat fee basis when representing taxpayers before the IRS, so your client won’t have to worry about open ended hourly billing charges.

If you would like to discuss how we can help your client, or to schedule a time to meet with me, feel free to contact me at your convenience. Thank you for your time. I look forward to speaking with you and answering any questions you have.

Sincerely,
John Niemann CPA

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Has the IRS placed tax liens on your home?

Federal Tax Liens can really make your life miserable!  When your taxes are not paid the IRS establishes a lien against all of your assets (especially real estate).  This gives the IRS the legal right to collect taxes from the sale of your assets, which includes just about everything you own.

The lien can be against you, your spouse, or your company.  A lien against your company would seize your accounts receivable.  At this point everything you own is just one short step away from becoming the property of the United States Government.

Liens filed against you by the IRS also show up on your credit report and often prevent you from opening a checking account or borrowing against any assets, like your home.  The banks don’t want the extra work when the IRS comes in to take your money.

With a Federal Tax lien on your record, you can’t get a reasonable loan to purchase a car.  Think about paying 18-22% interest on a car that is already too expensive.  You definitely cannot buy or sell any Real Estate.  The list is endless.

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Do you have Payroll Tax Problems?

The IRS views failing to pay payroll taxes as the cardinal sin of tax delinquency because a large portion of the payroll taxes are your employees’ withholdings.  Not paying your company’s payroll taxes is tantamount to stealing your employees’ money in the eyes of the IRS.

As a result, penalties for failing to pay your payroll taxes and filing your payroll tax returns on time are much more severe than other types of penalties.  They can drastically multiply the amount you owe in a very short time.

If you are behind on paying payroll taxes for your company, WATCH OUT!  The IRS is extremely aggressive pursuing collection of this type of tax.  They would rather seize your business assets, close you down, sell your assets at auction, and put you out of business than allow you to continue amassing additional payroll tax liabilities.

If you are behind on your payroll taxes, DO NOT meet with the IRS on your own.  How you answer their initial questions can determine whether you stay in business or not.  It is critical you hire a professional representative who knows how the IRS operates.

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Need more time to pay your taxes?

If you don’t qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise program, a Payment Plan may be the way to resolve your problem.  Setting up a payment plan with the IRS gives you a little more time to pay off your tax debts.

Unfortunately, penalties and interest will continue to be charged on your outstanding balance as you pay the debt off.  You are required by law to pay the interest on your tax debt.

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