Keith A Gardner CPA Firm
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Keith A Gardner CPA Firm
Whether you owe back taxes that you cannot pay, have unfiled tax returns, or your wages or bank account have been levied, we can help. Most taxpayers do not know their rights or understand IRS policy and procedures, that's why you need help to solve your tax problems. Mr. Gardner is a former Revenue Agent who understands the internal workings of the IRS and will use his knowledge and experience to help solve your IRS problems in the most efficient and effective manner possible.

We give your case the personal attention and care that it deserves. Don't take on the IRS alone. Call us today. Your freedom from worry and peace of mind or worth the call. Tax liens, wage and bank levies, property seizures, and substitute for returns are some of the powerful enforcement tools available to the IRS that can destroy your family finances and ruin your business.

No threat to your financial security is as serious as owing the IRS. While the IRS has powerful enforcement tools, you as a taxpayer have equally powerful laws to protect yourself.
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Mr. Gardner started his practice in 1996 after working several years with the IRS in the examination and appeal sections.
His practice has always concentrated in the IRS representation area.
Mr. Gardner has helped thousands of taxpayers solve their IRS problems.
Most CPAs know little about the IRS and avoid this type of work but Mr. Gardner enjoys using his knowledge and experience with the IRS to help his clients.
Some prospective clients ask if we can solve their tax problems since we are located in another city.
A Filed Notice of Federal Tax Lien is a public notice filed by the IRS.
This lien attaches to all of your assets and can damage your credit rating.
In some instances the IRS may withdraw, discharge or subordinate the federal tax lien.
Moreover, the lien establishes the IRS as secured creditor thereby allowing them to seize your assets, if necessary.
A wage levy orders your employer to send to the IRS all of your paycheck beyond current withholding taxes, insurance, and a minimum exemption, which is not generous.
If you are unable to borrow or liquidate assets to pay the liability you may qualify for an installment agreement.
Installment agreements are not restricted to individual taxpayers, but can also be used by corporations.
The IRS may request a personal financial statement and if a business is involved then you will need to provide a business financial statement also.
The IRS will compare your income against your expenses to determine the amount of disposal income available to pay the liability.
In the case of an installment agreement for an individual taxpayer the IRS may limit some of your expenses based on their "national standards".
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