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Tax Troubles? We've Got You Covered

Are you facing tax problems that are keeping you up at night? Don’t let stress and uncertainty consume you. At Nationwide Tax Resolution, we’re here to help you navigate the complexities of tax law and find a solution that works for you

Why Resolve Your Tax Issues?

Peace of Mind: Tax problems can be a major source of anxiety. Resolving them can provide a sense of relief and allow you to focus on other important areas of your life.
Avoid Penalties and Interest: Unresolved tax issues can lead to significant financial penalties and interest charges. By addressing the problem promptly, you can potentially save yourself a substantial amount of money.
Protect Your Credit Score: Tax liens and judgments can have a negative impact on your credit score. Resolving your tax issues can help you maintain or improve your creditworthiness.
Regain Your Financial Freedom: Tax problems can limit your financial options. By resolving them, you can regain the freedom to make important financial decisions without fear.

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What Is Enforced Tax Collection?

If you’re behind on your taxes, it’s time to take action.

Enforced collection action may be taken to secure payment. Such collection action includes filing notices of tax lien, serving levy notices, and offsetting a tax refund. By filing a notice of tax lien, the taxing authority establishes its claim to your property as a creditor. The lien is a claim against your property, including any you acquire after a lien is filed. The lien is required by law in order to establish priority as a creditor in competition with other creditors in certain situations, such as bankruptcy proceedings or real estate sales.

Once a lien is filed, it may appear on your credit report and harm your credit rating. Therefore, it’s important to resolve your tax liability as quickly as possible before lien filing becomes necessary.

A notice of levy is another method used to collect taxes not voluntarily paid. This notice means your property can be legally taken to satisfy what you owe. The property taken could include wages, funds in financial accounts, Social Security or disability benefits and retirement income. If your tax liability remains unpaid, the taxing authorities may move to seize assets such as cars