Automated Tax Credit - Tax Debt Resolution

Glossary

Taxpayer Installment Plan

A Taxpayer Installment Plan is an IRS-arranged payment agreement that allows taxpayers to pay off owed taxes over time, easing financial strain and ensuring tax compliance.

CP504E Notice

The CP504E Notice is a critical notification from the IRS indicating an impending intent to seize or levy assets for unpaid taxes if not resolved promptly.

Payment Agreement Approval

Payment Agreement Approval involves IRS consent for taxpayers to settle owed taxes through a scheduled payment plan, ensuring compliance and avoiding penalties.

Default Penalty Waiver

The Default Penalty Waiver allows taxpayers to avoid penalties under specific conditions. It provides relief for individuals facing financial difficulties.

Business Income Plan

Business Income Plan is a financial strategy that helps individuals and businesses manage taxable income effectively, ensuring compliance with tax regulations while optimizing financial outcomes.

Form 433-D Instructions

Form 433-D is used to establish a payment agreement with the IRS. It allows taxpayers to pay off their tax debts in installments instead of a lump sum.

IRS Penalty Relief

IRS Penalty Relief offers taxpayers a way to reduce or eliminate penalties imposed for various tax-related infractions, provided they meet certain criteria.

Payment Delinquency

Payment delinquency in taxes occurs when a taxpayer fails to pay their owed tax liability by the due date. It involves various penalties and interest until resolved.

CP523E Notice

The CP523E Notice alerts taxpayers about installment agreement default before escalation. It provides options to prevent enforcement actions.

IRS Debt Management

IRS Debt Management refers to strategies and processes established by the IRS to assist taxpayers in managing and resolving debt owed to the federal government.