Tax Offset
Don’t Let The IRS Take Your Refund!
If you owe certain government debts, your tax refund could be in jeopardy. Contact IRS Fresh Start and protect your hard-earned money before it’s too late!
Why Did The IRS Take My Money?
There are a variety of situations where your tax refund may be seized to pay back certain debts. This is known as tax offset.
Although the IRS withholds your refund, it does so at the direction of the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Bureau of Fiscal Service (BFS), which actually issues the checks.
The BFS may take your tax refund if you have any of the following types of debts:
- Unpaid federal income taxes
- Overdue state income taxes
- Defaulted federal student loans
- Unemployment compensation overages
- Delinquent child support payments
- Overdue spousal support payments
If you have any of these types of debts, do not file your taxes without consulting with a tax professional first.
Call Now to Protect Your Tax Refund!
Request an IRS Hardship Refund
If the IRS already took your refund, you may still be able to recover some or all of your money.
Once the IRS seizes your tax refund, it can be very difficult to get it back. If you’re experiencing severe economic hardship, however, they may consider returning your money to you.
To request an IRS hardship refund, you must contact the IRS and provide enough evidence to sway them to reverse their decision. Although you can do it on your own, retaining the services of a tax professional is highly recommended. A tax expert will know which information is necessary and how to properly word the request to get a more favorable decision. To learn more about the qualifications for an IRS hardship refund, call 855-598-4280 to speak with one of our tax consultants today!
See If You Qualify For an IRS Hardship Refund
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