Re: tax debt for prior last three years

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o give you a real answer I would need to talk to you on the
phone.

Generally you can file a 1040x to correct past mistakes.

The Bankruptcy probably won't help you because of the
specific laws pertaining to bankruptcy and Federal Tax.

Accountant?! They will just mess you up. Most of my clients
come from people that have been destroyed by accountants
ptrying to play tax attorney before the IRS. Watch out!

Give me a call and we can talk.

Tony Dennison Esq.

TonyDennison.com

877-829-2687

On 2/06/07, Tami wrote:
> I forgot to report some things on my 2004 tax return, of
> which I am in debt to the IRS for almost $5K. I had filed
> bankruptcy back in October 2005. My case is not yet
> closed. I think I will owe more for 2005 as well as I
just
> found something in my private tax file that was not listed
> on my return...is there any way I can consolidate
> everything? It's hard to get the IRS people on the
phone.
> Or should I consult an "IRS" geared tax accountant to help
> me get out of this mess before disclosing anything to IRS?
> I have less than 90 days to deal with this. I don't want
> what little wages I have garnished, I'd reather settle for
> an offer & compromise ...I'm totally freaked
out...thoughts?

You can redue your taxes with a 1040X