Depends on: (1) What type of taxes (income, employment, excise etc.) (2) How old the taxes are. (3) Whether you have filed a tax return and whne you filed it. (4) Whether you have been in a previous bankruptcy or had an offer in compormise pending. We specialize in discharging taxes. The rules are a little complex, but if you want to call me, Stephen Benda, at 650-323-6600, I can generally give you and idea on the telephone and we can go on from there.
You have a number ofoptions. A. Contact them and see if they are willing to settle for a lesser a sum (a compromise). They might if you let have payment terms. B. Small claims. 1. You can sue in small claims court up to $5,000, this is the easiest, because it is informal and the forms are easy. You can get a judgment relatively quickly, say 2-3 months. You can help in filling out the forms - the clerks will refer to to legal aid possibly, if you need any help. 2. The...
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