Tax season is a time of year when many people are looking forward to getting their tax refund back, but unfortunately, that will not be the case for many taxpayers this year. There are a few complications that may occur that you should keep in mind in order to get your refund on time this year!
Inaccurate Filing
On the off-chances that the IRS decides to not give you your refund, they may have a reason to believe that you have submitted inaccurate information when filing your tax return. Whether it be an error you made when filing, inaccurate claims for deductions and credits, or if you’re in the audit process, the IRS will withhold your tax return until their criteria is fulfilled.
Back Taxes
Another culprit for why you might not receive your refund this year is because of back taxes. You still owe them! Another deciding factor that will restrict you from your refunds are if you’re on a payment plan with the IRS due to your back taxes. You will not get your tax refund until all of your back taxes are paid off and up to date.
Unfiled Years
Lastly, if you have multiple years of unfiled taxes, the IRS will also be withholding your refund this year. In this instance, instead of missing payments towards the IRS, you will need to also have filed every single year and be current with your filings. All refunds will be frozen until then.
How To Get Your Return
It’s very understandable how stressful it can be to take the time and effort out of your day to take care of those requirements to receive your refund. But you don’t have to!
For those who owe back taxes or have unfiled years, there’s a relief program that consolidates many major relief programs into a one-size-fits-all assistance program; The IRS Fresh Start Program. Our clients are referred to our Fresh Start Program in order to avoid bankruptcy, acquire debt relief, and settle their debts in a quick manner. Let us give you a helping hand today!
How Simple Is Qualifying?
Considering that the Fresh Start Program is a federal program, you would think meeting the qualifications may be very difficult, but really, it’s a lot simpler and quicker than you think. Take the following steps in order to find out if you are eligible in as little as 3 minutes.
- Fill out some basic information about yourself and your back taxes here.
- Have a representative reach out to you to discuss your eligibility.
- Go through the enrollment process and finally reduce or eliminate your tax liabilities.
