Back Payroll Tax Help
Protect from the Consequences of Unpaid Payroll Taxes
Unpaid payroll taxes can lead to serious problems with the IRS for businesses. The IRS penalizes businesses who do not fulfill their tax obligations by paying payroll taxes. If your business is struggling to get relief from payroll tax debt, Priority Tax Relief can help.
Payroll Tax Assessment
IRS Negotiation
Documentation and Filing
Compliance Planning
Initial review of your payroll tax debts to plan the best path to resolution
Our team negotiates on your behalf with the IRS for payment plans, penalty reduction or Offer in Compromise
Our team can help prepare and file all forms required to resolve the back payroll tax debt
Expert guidance on tax planning and payroll practices for future payroll tax debt prevention
Consequences of Unpaid Payroll Taxes
Unpaid payroll taxes can lead to a range of serious consequences, including:
- Penalties and Interest: The IRS imposes failure-to-deposit (FTP), failure-to-file, and failure-to-pay penalties on unpaid payroll taxes that can accrue interest on the total balance owed. This can significantly grow over even a short period of time, adding to overall tax debt.
- Liens and Levies: The IRS can place liens on your business assets and levy your bank accounts to collect the unpaid taxes.
- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP): Responsible individuals, such as business owners or financial officers, can be held personally liable for the unpaid taxes through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. This can put personal assets at risk even if the tax debt is for your business.
- Criminal Charges: In severe cases, failure to pay payroll taxes can result in criminal charges, leading to fines and imprisonment.
Contact Priority Tax Relief at 888-708-2872 to learn more about Back Payroll Tax Debt and schedule a consultation.
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