First, You Get Immediate Relief
By filing a Power of Attorney with the IRS, Jones & Ryan relieves you of the burden of contact with the IRS. These documents not only give us the power to represent you, they legally require the IRS to negotiate with us instead of you.
Second, We Stop Any Collection Activity
If the IRS has already begun enforced collection activity against you, such as a lien or levy, we immediately request a Stay of Collections (SOC).
Third, Our Staff Begins Preparing Your Case
After we receive your information, you are added to our database, and our staff will evaluate the most appropriate and beneficial course of action for your case.
Fourth, You Get Into Compliance
Before negotiating with the IRS, you must be in compliance. This means all overdue returns must be filed. After this step is completed, Jones & Ryan will develop the best resolution for your case.
Fifth, We Review Your Tax Resolution Options and Provide a Checklist of
Documents Needed
We will set a time and date to review your checklist and document production and provide you with an additonal list of supporting documents needed, such as mortgage documents, bank statements, wages and earnings, etc.
Sixth, You Provide Supporting Documents
You provide us with all requested documentation so we can negotiate your case with the IRS in a timely manner.
Seventh, We Submit Your Offer to the IRS
Once your proposal is submitted, it may take the IRS some time to process your case. We will outline this in detial with you once you have provided the needed documentiation. There of course may be additonal documentation requred, which we will adivse you of.
Finally, You Receive Resolution and Peace of Mind
Stay strong and remain patient. Jones & Ryan fights for you until we resolove your tax problems. Take our
Tax Relief Questionnaire to begin this step-by-step process.