Individual & Business Delinquent Tax Return Preparation

Unfiled Tax Returns & “Substitute for Return”

Filing Delinquent Income Tax Returns is Very Important in Settling an IRS Tax Debt

Many of our new tax clients come to us and inform us that they have failed to prepare and file previous years’ tax returns.

Tax Attorney Kenneth Sheppard and his team of tax professionals help clients become compliant with the IRS by first filing the prior years tax returns.  This step is paramount and essential in later negotiating a settlement with the IRS.

No matter how long it has been since you last filed your income tax returns, Sheppard Law Offices can help you.  Do not let the IRS prepare your tax returns for you!

When a taxpayer fails to file a tax return, the Internal Revenue Service is left with little recourse other than to file a substitute for return on the taxpayer’s behalf.  This is normally very harmful to a taxpayer because the IRS does not give the taxpayer any deductions or credits that would be otherwise available to the taxpayer.  Thus, a taxpayer’s overall tax debt will be overinflated for the given tax period.

If you have not filed an income tax return this year, or in the past several years, the most important thing you can do right now is to file all past due tax returns. The penalties and interest associated with your tax liability is probably significant (even outrageous), and if you want any type of settlement with the IRS, you must be in compliance with the IRS, meaning that you must have all of your prior tax returns filed immediately.

TOP 5 REASONS Why You Should File your Income Tax Return on Time

1. Avoid Late Filing Penalties & Interest
2. Avoid Criminal Charges – No one ever wants to face charges of tax evasion
3. Avoid IRS Tax Audits
4. Avoid Aggressive Collection Actions by IRS Officers
5. Avoid Stress

Tax Attorney Kenneth Sheppard will prepare your individual and/or business income tax returns, and once those tax returns are filed properly with the IRS, then he will help you by negotiating with the IRS to settle your tax debt.

Contact IRS Tax Lawyer Kenneth Sheppard today for your free initial consultation at 877-505-9455.