About AAA Tax Resolution — Tax Law Murray Utah

Utah taxpayers facing IRS trouble rely on specialized tax law Murray guidance from AAA Tax Resolution. The firm focuses on IRS debt resolution, installment agreements, offers in compromise, and wage garnishment release. David Stirling and his team serve clients across Salt Lake County and throughout Utah from their 151 E 5600 S office in Murray.

Tax resolution work requires current knowledge of IRS procedures and deadlines, and AAA Tax Resolution stays updated as IRS rules change. The firm handles both individual taxpayers and small business owners facing back-tax issues, payroll trust fund problems, and audit disputes. Call 801-942-0053 to discuss your specific tax situation.

What Clients Say

Reviewers consistently highlight David Stirling’s calm, reassuring manner when clients are overwhelmed by IRS notices. Clients describe him as responsive, encouraging, and thorough, especially when tax situations grow complex. Several reviewers specifically mention his ability to help clients recover every dollar they legitimately deserve. Overall feedback reflects strong trust in his expertise and communication.

Tax Law Murray — Practice Areas & Services

• IRS installment agreements and currently-not-collectible status applications
• Offers in compromise for qualifying taxpayers with limited ability to pay
• Wage garnishment and bank levy release negotiations
• Unfiled back returns, substitute for return challenges, and audit defense
• Payroll trust fund recovery penalty defense for small business owners

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an IRS Offer in Compromise?

An Offer in Compromise lets qualifying taxpayers settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed. The IRS evaluates your reasonable collection potential based on assets, income, and expenses. Acceptance rates are selective, so a well-prepared application with proper documentation matters significantly.

How long does the IRS have to collect a tax debt?

The IRS generally has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect a tax debt. This is the Collection Statute Expiration Date. Certain actions like filing an offer or bankruptcy can extend the window, so tracking the exact date is important.

Can a tax attorney stop an IRS wage garnishment?

Yes, a tax attorney can negotiate release of a wage levy by establishing an installment agreement, demonstrating financial hardship, or filing a Collection Due Process appeal. The IRS must release the levy if continued garnishment causes immediate economic hardship. Quick action is essential once a levy starts.