But It Wasn’t Your Money!

Failing to pay payroll taxes is the worst of all tax delinquency issues because the bulk of the payroll taxes you pay is comprised of employees’ withholdings. The IRS sees this as stealing your employees’ money and this is quite serious.

Payroll Taxes Make Up A Significant Portion Of Government Funding

Payroll taxes essentially fund our government’s operations. The IRS does not take non-payment of payroll taxes very lightly and in fact, they are very aggressive with their payroll tax collections and the enforcement of penalties and interest on the payroll tax debt. So much so, that in a short amount of time, nearly half of your payroll tax debt may be comprised of penalties and interest.

This Can Go From Civil To Criminal Very Quickly

The IRS code for civil penalties of payroll tax debt is almost identical to the code for criminal penalties, and the IRS will flip from a civil case to a criminal case very easily.

Contact the Connecticut Tax Resolution Service As Soon As Possible

The IRS will likely ask you to sign forms to waive your rights or to be summoned to a meeting. Do not do this without a tax resolution specialist guiding you. Contact the Connecticut Tax Resolution Service immediately if you receive an IRS notice pertaining to payroll taxes.

The Options The Connecticut Tax Resolution Service Has To Resolve Your Payroll Tax Problem Case

There are several options the IRS provides to resolve tax issues, but not all options are available to all taxpayers. A financial analysis must be performed to decide which option best suits your unique situation. To see the options potentially available to resolve your problem, click here.