Bethesda Maryland – Review of Phoenix Financial Group’s Services


Bethesda Maryland – Review of Phoenix Financial Group’s Services

Phoenix Financial Group can help taxpayers that live in Bethesda Maryland address their over due tax issues. Phoenix Financial Group is A rated and accredited with the Better Business Bureau. We can help you with: 1120, Corporate Income Tax, 1040 Personal Income Tax, 940 Federal Unemployment Tax, 941 Employers Withholding Tax, 1065 Partnership Income Tax, 2290 Heavy Use Tax, State Sales Tax, State Withholding Tax and much more. We can review your previously filed returns to make sure they were done correctly. If you reside in Bethesda Maryland, and you have started getting notices from the IRS like Letter 1058 – Final Notice of Intent to Levy or Letter CP504 – Notice of Intent to Levy, the IRS is about to begin levying your bank accounts or worse. Contact Phoenix Financail Group to get a review of your account. Let our enrolled agents or enrolled agents handle the contact with the IRS for you. We can help businesses and individuals with their tax debts. Phoenix Financial Group specializes in: IRS Installment Agreements, Penalty Abatement Requests, Bank Levy Release, Wage Garnishment Release, Lien Subordination, Lien Discharge, Offer in Compromise, Currently Non-Collectible Status and more. We have over 75 references that can attest to our services. Call us at (888) 572-2179 today!!

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Most Common IRS Forms

Letter 1058 : Notice of Intent to Levy

Letter CP504 : Notice of Intent to Levy

Form 668y : Notice of Federal Tax Lien

Form 668a : Notice of Levy on Bank Accounts or Accounts Receivable

Form CP91 : Intent to Levy Social Security

Form 656 : Offer in Compromise

Form 12153 : Collection Due Process

Form 843 : Penalty Abatement

Form 911 : Taxpayer Advocate

Form 668w : Notice of Levy on Wages or Other Income

Form 2751 : Proposed Assessment of Trust Fund Recovery Penalty