Are you in the know or are you kept in the dark on you tax case? Are you feeling nervous and excluded from the process of fixing your tax issues? Learn how you can be joyful and hopeful about your tax case.
I work with individuals and small business owners who owe $20,000 or more in back taxes and feel overwhelmed trying to handle the IRS on their own. A lot of my clients come to me feeling stressed, embarrassed, or even ashamed about their situation. I take that weight off their shoulders—resolving unfiled returns, stopping IRS harassment, and helping them avoid penalties and surprises. “I’m not worried that the IRS is going to start taking money out of my account.” – Carrie
Are you in the know or are you kept in the dark on you tax case? Are you feeling nervous and excluded from the process of fixing your tax issues? Learn how you can be joyful and hopeful about your tax case.
This can be especially stressful when you have a business. How can you take that feeling of being exposed and change it to a feeling of optimism?
1) Contact a tax professional such as an enrolled agent who assist you record reconstruction and provide guidance.
2) You can contact employers and financial institutions to get copies. Sometimes you can download copies from online portals.
3) If you are business owner, there are rules that will allow the reconstruction of income and expenses, thus removing that numbing feeling of being exposed to the IRS with no hope.
4) Keep Future Records Safe: To prevent future mishaps, consider storing important documents in a secure location and store digital copies in the cloud that can serve as a backup.
While having your IRS records accidently destroyed can leave you feeling overwhelmed and isolated, it’s a manageable situation. With prompt action to reconstruct your records and notifying the IRS, you can minimize any potential issues. By keeping your records safe in the future you will feel confident and secure should the IRS come knocking.
The weight of unfiled tax returns can feel like an invisible burden, slowly impacting your credit score and overall financial health. Unde...