Tax Relief Options for Non-Filers

Tax attorneys Peter Haukebo and Rebecca Sheppard at Frost Law discuss the issue of chronic noncompliance in paying taxes. They explain the reasons for noncompliance, such as illness or business issues. They encourage taxpayers to seek help from a tax professional, outlining some things taxpayers should be thinking about when they are noncompliant.

They explain how and when the IRS Commissioner can file a substitute for return for a taxpayer and discuss what happens if there is an incorrect computation. They also cover statute expiration dates for refunds and address how noncompliance can be a crime, such as a misdemeanor or felony. They end with a discussion of voluntary disclosure programs and the IRS policy for back taxes.

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