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Solving IRS Penalty Problems
January 20, 2010 - William L. Henry IV

IRS penalties can be assessed when you do not meet an obligation under the tax code. IRS penalties can be either civil or criminal. Common IRS penalties include:

Failure to file a timely return
Failure to pay tax
Failure to pay an assessed tax (delinquency penalties)
Failure to pay estimated income tax
Failure to make a deposit of taxes
Accuracy-related penalties
Fraud penalty
Failure to pay over collected taxes
Filing a frivolous return
Failure to file information returns
Failure to furnish correct information returns

Our Denver tax attorneys can help resolve your IRS penalty situations. Among the solutions to IRS penalty problems include penalty abatement. Our tax attorneys can help guide you through the IRS collection process and assist you with penalty abatement.

Robinson & Henry's tax attorneys are available to meet with you in our Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, and Denver offices. Contact our tax attorneys to schedule a free consultation. We help clients nationwide with IRS penalty problems.

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