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Hello, my name is Mike Sullivan, and I'm a former IRS agent with years of experience in tax defense. I've dedicated my career to helping individuals and businesses resolve their tax debt issues by breaking down the IRS process and making it as simple as possible. Having worked for the IRS for over a decade and handled over 10,000 tax cases, I can confidently say that understanding how the IRS resolves tax debt is crucial to finding the right solution.

In this video, I'll walk you through the basics of how the IRS handles tax debt cases and what you need to know to navigate their system. As a former IRS agent, the first two questions I would ask a taxpayer are critical:

Have all your tax returns been filed?

Have you stopped the problem?

These two questions are essential because the IRS needs to ensure you're compliant by filing your returns and taking proactive steps to stop the accumulation of more debt. This includes making estimated payments or adjusting your withholding to ensure you're not adding to the issue.

Once these questions are addressed, the IRS will review your financial situation using a form called the 433F, which you’ll submit to the IRS service center. If you’re dealing with a revenue officer, you’ll use a more detailed form called the 433A. This financial statement will help the IRS assess your ability to pay and determine whether you’re eligible for relief.

Based on your financial situation, the IRS will place you into one of three categories:

Currently Non-Collectible: If you're unable to pay the debt, the IRS may temporarily halt collection efforts.

Payment Agreement: If you can afford to make monthly payments, the IRS may offer you an installment agreement.

Offer in Compromise: If you’re unable to pay the full amount, the IRS might accept a reduced amount as full payment.

But here's the catch – the IRS has specific national standards for expenses, which you must understand. These standards, used by the IRS and the Department of Labor, dictate how much the IRS will accept for things like food, housing, utilities, car payments, and medical expenses. To know exactly what the IRS will allow, simply Google "IRS National Standards" to find a breakdown of these amounts. It’s vital to know how the IRS evaluates your hardship.

Many people don’t fit within these standards, which can make navigating the system difficult. That’s where professionals like me come in. I’ve worked alongside other former IRS agents who understand these processes inside and out, and we can help you present your financial statement in the best possible light to get the outcome you deserve.

If you’re struggling with tax debt, it’s essential to consult with a tax professional who can guide you through this process. As a former IRS agent, I know the ins and outs of IRS collections, and I’m here to help. Don’t face the IRS alone—contact me today through my website to learn more about how we can assist you in resolving your tax issues.

Thank you for watching, and feel free to leave any questions in the comments below! Let’s get your tax problems solved.

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