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9/2/2010 1:20:42 PM
QUOTE," 벌금을 더 줄일수 있는 방법이 없는지요? "----Yo bud, u need to contact a good tax attorney or a specialist UNLESS u can confidently deal with an IRS tax auditor( THOUGH IRS auditors r never perfect agents) . What I mean b that as much as u may fear the wrath of the IRS to levy IRS penalties, the tax man is afraid of exposure too. Fpr the audit battle, u can hirie a tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist..The most significant way to reduce IRS penalties in the audit process is to know ur rights as a taxpayer. Instead of feeling powerless in the face of potentially crushing back taxes and IRS penalties, a good tax attorney or a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist will allay ur fears by informing u of all the rights and options that are available to u.
As u can see, If u’ve got a capable tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, they can help u reduce the IRS penalties to zero. U have to show reasonable cause, but this is what tax attorneys or Certified Tax Resolution Specialists do. U may think u’ve got a reasonable cause to reduce IRS penalties. Only someone who knows the IRS tax code inside and out (like a tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist) will know what “reasonable causes” work with the IRS.
REMEMBER:If you have not filed for past years, or are filing late, you can get the penalty abated if you can show “reasonable cause” for your late filing.
"10년이상 한국직장생활에서 번돈을 미국으로 가져오는 과정에서 택스 보고시 $130불 빠트린 죄가 너무 심한것 같습니다"--No, not due to the delinquent tax payments on the minimal interest amount; Though the TDF 90-22.1 form has existed for many years prior to 2004 there were no serious penalties for failing to file it that were enforced. In 2004 the law changed r when Congress enacted a $10,000 penalty for “without regard for willfulness” for failing to file the form by the June 30th deadline or not filing it for any year when it was required.
Goo dluck bud~~~
As u can see, If u’ve got a capable tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, they can help u reduce the IRS penalties to zero. U have to show reasonable cause, but this is what tax attorneys or Certified Tax Resolution Specialists do. U may think u’ve got a reasonable cause to reduce IRS penalties. Only someone who knows the IRS tax code inside and out (like a tax attorney or Certified Tax Resolution Specialist) will know what “reasonable causes” work with the IRS.
REMEMBER:If you have not filed for past years, or are filing late, you can get the penalty abated if you can show “reasonable cause” for your late filing.
"10년이상 한국직장생활에서 번돈을 미국으로 가져오는 과정에서 택스 보고시 $130불 빠트린 죄가 너무 심한것 같습니다"--No, not due to the delinquent tax payments on the minimal interest amount; Though the TDF 90-22.1 form has existed for many years prior to 2004 there were no serious penalties for failing to file it that were enforced. In 2004 the law changed r when Congress enacted a $10,000 penalty for “without regard for willfulness” for failing to file the form by the June 30th deadline or not filing it for any year when it was required.
Goo dluck bud~~~
