Not just a reference - a tool to get the job done

Product Information

Do you owe taxes you can't pay?  Solving IRS Problems Made E-Z is astep-by-step program to your options, including the IRS' little known Offer inCompromise program.  Packed with strategies, tactics, and secrets, it showsyou why it's easier than ever to settle your tax problems for a small fractionof what you owe.  Discover what you must do right now to negotiate yourbest deal with the IRS...even before you file your tax return.

Product Features 

Everything from A to Z...Made E-Z

• What you must do right now...even before you file your tax return

• How to tell if an offer in compromise is your best option and four great alternatives when it is not

• Five key strategies to protect everything you own from the IRS

• How to look "penniless" to the IRS...even if you're a "multi-millionaire

• 14 perfectly legitimate tactics to stall the tax collector and stop IRS seizure, liens and levies

• Little-known laws that can clear tax liens from your credit rating 

• How to get the IRS to mark your tax bill "uncollectible"

• How to assert your rights as a taxpayer

• How to outfox pushy and intimidating IRS agents

• Three ways to automatically gain more time to pay your tax bill

• Secrets of offshore havens that can legally shelter your assets from the IRS

• Assets the IRS can...and cannot seize

• How to negotiate affordable installment agreements

• Direct links to valuable online resources

• Access a complete listing of state bar associations

• Includes free bonus: "How to Save on Attorney Fees"

• and much more.

Windows Requirements

• Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 Service Pack 3 or later
• 486 or Pentium processor
• 24MB of RAM
• CD-ROM Drive

Macintosh Requirements

• Apple system software 7.1.2 or later
• 7MB available RAM
• CD-ROM Drive

This product is intended for informational use only and is not a substitute for legal advice.  State lawsvary and change, and the information or forms do not necessarily conform tothe laws or requirements of your state or are current forms.  Whileyou always have the right to prepare your own documents and to act as your ownattorney, do consult an attorney on all legal matters.  This product wasnot prepared by a person licensed to practice law in this state.