A small embroidery and apparel decoration business in Idaho fell behind on payroll taxes during a rough stretch, and the case eventually landed with an IRS revenue officer instead of a call center. The first payment plan PFGTAX negotiated did not survive contact with real life, and it defaulted. Getting it back on track took…
A small lawn care company in western New York had kept its tax filings current for years, until the owner’s health took a sudden and serious turn. With him unexpectedly out of the business for stretches at a time, the quarterly payroll tax deposits stopped going out on schedule, and by the time Phoenix Financial…
An individual taxpayer in Colorado had let federal income tax slide for several years running, and by the time PFGTAX got involved, three years of unpaid 1040 balances, a leftover health coverage penalty, and three more years of returns that had never been filed at all had combined into a balance well past 21,000 dollars….
A small chiropractic clinic fell behind on its federal payroll taxes back in 2010, and by the time the dust settled, the business owed the IRS more than a decade of debt weighed down with a lien, threatened levies, and a balance that kept growing. The IRS also came after the clinic’s owner personally, assessing…
A small trucking company based in Virginia spent several years falling behind on its federal tax obligations, piling up more than $20,000 in payroll tax, corporate income tax, and highway use tax debt it had no way to pay. Rather than let the IRS keep pursuing collection against a business that could not cover its…
