Currently Not Collectible

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Currently Not Collectible

Let Us Help You Manage Your CNC Status

If you are facing serious tax problems and have been contacted by the IRS, you should seek the advice of a qualified, assertive tax attorney. As a tax lawyer with over 20 years of experience, Attorney Darrin T. Mish has helped hundreds of clients face their issues head-on and find a solution that works for them.

What Does Currently Not Collectible Mean?

Paying back taxes and living expenses at the same time can prove impossible for some people.

The IRS knows that there are situations in which you cannot make full payment without falling behind on your necessary living expenses, like:

Rent
Utility bills

Food
And more

When you agree that you owe the IRS money but are unable to make the payments without losing your basic needs, the IRS will deem your situation as “Currently Not Collectible,” or CNC status.

Discover How Darrin Can Alleviate Your Financial Burden

At the Law Offices of Darrin T. Mish, we aim to help our clients understand their CNC status. As someone who has fallen behind on taxes and suffered the repercussions of that, we know firsthand how detrimental this problem can be to your financial and emotional well-being. This is why we take our job seriously; it is our goal to help our clients resolve their issues and keep their dignity intact.

Continue reading below to understand what happens when you get “Currently Not Collectible” status

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Read Attorney Darrin T. Mish’s “IRS Battle Guide” to learn more about the ins and outs of tax legalities.

What Happens If I Am Granted CNC Status?

If you are granted CNC status:

The IRS will not repeatedly try to collect money from you during this time period
The IRS will not levy your funds
You will still accrue interest and penalties on the amount you owe

If you have further questions about your eligibility for Currently Not Collectible status, we can help. We are happy to offer a free phone consultation to determine if this is your best option.

Allow us to help you overcome your tax problems. Give us a call at (813) 229-7100 or contact us online today.