If you have any of the following tax problems, we can help you...
- IRS Back Taxes
- IRS collection notice
- IRS audit notice
- 941 Business tax or Payroll Tax
- Unpaid Business Tax
- Wage Levy
- IRS Wage Garnishment
- IRS Bank Levy
- IRS Tax Lien
- Innocent Spouse
- Injured Spouse
- Other/Personal Tax Problems
Currently Not Collectible
The tax term currently not collectable refers to the fact that a taxpayer simply does not have the ability to pay his or her taxes - possibly for a variety of reasons. Maybe a taxpayer or family member has suffered a serious illness; or the taxpayer has lost their job, or maybe the taxpayer has very little or nothing in the way of assets or property for the IRS to pursue.
Know Your Legal Rights and Options
Regardless of the reason, a currently not collectable status is a perfectly legal status for the taxpayer to be granted by the IRS. If the IRS does declare a taxpayer currently not collectable, the IRS must cease all collection actions, including garnishments and levies. An annual statement will then be sent to the taxpayer for taxes still owed, but the statement is just a matter of record, not a tax bill.
10 Year Statute of Limitations
While the tax debt remains in currently not collectable status, the legal ten-year statute of limitations still applies. If the IRS cannot collect the tax within the 10-year statutory period, the tax debts will have expired.
