Worried About Delinquent Taxes?

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Understanding Delinquent Taxes

Delinquent taxes are amounts owed to the IRS that haven’t been paid by the due date. Once filing or payment deadlines are missed, your taxes are considered delinquent. Ignoring them can lead to penalties, interest, wage garnishments, or even tax liens on your property.


How to Respond to a Delinquent Tax Notice

When taxes remain unpaid, the IRS begins the collections process. First, you receive a bill for the overdue amount, followed by a delinquent tax notice detailing the total owed including penalties and interest. Interest continues to accrue daily until the balance is paid. To minimize further penalties, it’s essential to address the notice promptly. Common solutions include:

File and Pay Your Taxes

Submit your tax return and pay within eight weeks of the notice to avoid further actions.

Installment Agreement

Set up a payment plan with the IRS to spread your tax payments over months or years.

Partial Payment Plan

In some cases, pay less than the full balance over the collection period with IRS approval.

Offer in Compromise

Settle your tax debt for less than owed, either in a lump sum or through approved periodic payments.

Currently Not Collectible

If facing extreme financial hardship, the IRS may temporarily delay collections by declaring you currently not collectible.

Our tax professionals at Sky View Tax Resolution will guide you through the best options for resolving delinquent taxes. Schedule a free consultation and regain peace of mind!

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FAQs About Delinquent Taxes

Can I appeal to dispute delinquent taxes?

Possibly. Appeals can be complex, so consult a licensed tax professional at Sky View Tax Resolution to determine if you have grounds for a dispute.

What happens if I’m on the IRS delinquent list?

Being on the delinquent list can lead the IRS to file a Substitute for Return (SFR), assess unpaid taxes, place liens, levy accounts, garnish wages, or seize assets. Delinquent payroll taxes may even lead to prosecution in extreme cases.

Can the IRS hold my refund for unpaid taxes?

Yes. The IRS may hold refunds until all unfiled tax returns are submitted and may apply your refund toward unpaid taxes.

Can you help with delinquent property taxes?

Absolutely. Sky View Tax Resolution can assist with federal, state, and delinquent property taxes.

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