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*Remember, after you select the payment, you will have to "check your email", as we will send you the intake form. It could take up to 72 hours to process your payment so please be patient. Also check your spam and junk mail folders as there is a possibility of the files being forwarded to either location. "All sales are final."
Our Plans
$370
Data Entry — Credits & DeductionsDE-CD
Data entry for credits and deductions. [The regular price is $4,500.00 and we've reduced the cost for the aid of our valued clients.] We are here to assist you document your deductions and credits, write-off's, charge-off's, as well as document offsets of outstanding debts. This product as of 2/27/24 only covers items up to $20,000,000.00, please be advised.
Because of some issues in the past we have a strict no refund policy. Please review the terms and conditions before proceeding.
Get Started$620
$20M–$100M Credit DocumentationPremium EXTENDED
This provision is for individuals with credit of $20,000,000–$100,000,000 to be documented on their appropriate filing, including quality items in the DE-CD category. [The regular price is $7,500.00 and we've reduced the cost for the aid of our valued clients.] You are responsible for the accuracy of the information provided, and upon receipt of any information, we will rely upon your accuracy.
Strict no refund policy. Please review the terms and conditions before proceeding.
Get Started$300
3% Tax Lien Offset ProgramTax Blocks
Many people are assessed tax penalties resulting in tax liens. [The regular price is $500.00 – $6,000.00 and we've reduced the cost for the aid of our valued clients.] Tax liens from $5,000 – $45,000 and $20.00 per thousand thereafter. A program designed to help contribute to government and reduce the public debt. With this program you could offset your taxes and also help bring down the national debt all in one effort. Every existing client in the data entry program will receive an automatic 20% discount as a thank you.
Strict no refund policy. Please review the terms and conditions before proceeding.
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For documented members only$400 Billion Suit — Charge-Off & Reset
Take the time to read IRS Tax Topic 453. "If someone owes you money that you can't collect, you may have a bad debt… A debt becomes worthless when the surrounding facts and circumstances indicate there's no reasonable expectation that the debt will be repaid. To show that a debt is worthless, you must establish that you've taken reasonable steps to collect the debt. It's not necessary to go to court if you can show that a judgment from the court would be uncollectible… A debt is closely related to your trade or business if your primary motive for incurring the debt is business related." (See IRC §166.) [Regular price $23,500 or 30%, whichever is lowest — reduced for valued clients.]
Documented in 3 tiers. Strict no refund policy.
Our Senior Plans
$350
$262.50 existing clientsThe Doc-U-File Program
This program features the processing of certain documents that the Internal Revenue Service requires to be filed. For current clients we will process the data for the documents on their behalf. We are not tax preparers; we incorporate your data into specific forms that are generally required for filing so as to help you obtain the largest value.
Strict no refund policy. *Existing-client discount requires the discount-specific link — see the "Existing Client" mailto below.
$550
Fed-Wire Authorization ServiceAccount Settlements Program (F.W.A.S.)
This program provides document preparation, processing, and administrative support for lawful account settlement through the procedures mandated by the Internal Revenue Service for settlement instruments. The fee is $550 and is non-refundable.
This program is not a game. Letters are produced on your behalf as part of the service; you will receive proof of service evidencing the date and manner of service. Nothing will be done without your approval prior to sending out the communication.
According to the Internal Revenue Service, the 1099-C is utilized when documenting the forgiveness and/or cancellation of debt. A 1099-C must be filed by anyone who has a debt owed them for greater than $600 — if those parties have deemed the debt to be worthless and/or valueless, they are required to file. (Many have chosen to do this under their sole-proprietorship EIN, as it is counted as a business under IRS form 3800 and the associated general instructions — hint, hint, hint…)
If the debt was incurred as part of the business and/or trade — i.e., against a corporation and/or a corporate entity and/or a non-natural person — it's considered business-related. There is no definition for business under the IRC, and so you will have to make the determination as to whether or not the debt is associated as intended by Congress — see the overturned ruling respecting the Cleveland decision (by the Supreme Court) 2024 for clarification.
At the above link referencing this subject, you will simply establish an account at these nonaffiliated publicly advertised corporations, and you can write off as much as $9,999,999,999.99 (one penny short of $10 billion). Do not add dashes, commas and/or spaces when inputting the information online. It is not necessary to send a copy to the recipient as there is a moratorium issued by the Internal Revenue Service on notifying recipients (see the instructions and general provisions associated with the respective form as published by the Internal Revenue Service).
You will receive a copy automatically. Utilize that copy for your records and send a copy to DataMas, who will then proceed to document on the most appropriate forms utilized for evidencing such debts.
Keep in mind, as explained by the Internal Revenue Service and IRS Tax Topic 453, that it is not necessary to go to court if one believes that it is unlikely that the party will pay the debt even if they receive a judgment from the court. As of this day, several FOIA requests (over 40) sent to the Federal Reserve have gone without a valid response. This means that it is unlikely that they will follow the Federal Reserve Act as written — specifically the amendment dated March 9, 1933.
We are not tax preparers — we will not incorporate this amount into your taxes for you. In other words, we will not do your tax documents for you. We will only incorporate the credits otherwise known as "federal credits" into the proper documents, whereby once it is documented correctly (and we cannot force anyone to do their job — that's your job), you will receive indication on your transcripts.
Once you accomplish this, it would possibly be advisable that you assign — and not transfer — the credits to your Corporation and/or natural person on the state level. You will need to do your research from there.
Effective probate planning firms adhere to a set of principles and best practices to ensure they provide valuable services to their clients.
What is a tax lien?
A tax lien is a legal claim imposed by a government authority against a taxpayer's property or assets due to unpaid taxes. It serves as security for the government to ensure the collection of tax debts. When a tax lien is placed on a property, it indicates the government has a right to take possession of the property if the tax debt is not paid. This lien can affect the ability to sell or refinance the property — it must typically be satisfied before the property can be transferred free and clear to a new owner. Tax liens can arise from unpaid income taxes, property taxes, or other tax obligations.
Can it be removed?
If you have carryforward tax credits from previous years, these can potentially be used to reduce your tax liability, which in turn may reduce the amount owed and help with lien removal.
Can you remove them?
We do not actually remove the lien from your credit report and/or the public record. What we do is help offset the remaining balance bringing it as near to 0 as possible — therefore, it no longer exists and is construed and/or considered removed.
What do I need to do?
The only thing you need to do is provide us as much information as possible respecting the alleged lien, including any and all communications and/or correspondence received respecting the lien. We will then tell you how to proceed from there — in the meantime we will process the necessary documents to be filed to aid in the process. No one can guarantee success; the only thing we will guarantee is that we will do what is necessary, in line with the law as written, to perform and effectuate a common-law offset and/or set.
What is the right of offset?
A common law offset generally refers to the right to offset mutual debts between two parties. This concept arises from the principle that when two parties owe each other money, the smaller debt can be set off against the larger one, leaving only the balance to be paid.
Definition. Common law offset allows parties who owe each other money to offset their mutual debts. The principle behind this is that the debts are considered to cancel each other out to the extent they are equal, with only the remaining balance being payable.
#1 — Example
If Party A owes Party B $100 and Party B owes Party A $60, Party A can offset the $60 owed to them and only pay Party B the remaining $40.
Legal Basis — Common Law Principles: At common law, the right of offset, also known as "setoff," is recognized as a way to avoid the injustice of requiring a debtor to pay the full amount of a debt while being unable to collect what is due from the creditor.
Statutory and Judicial Recognition: In many jurisdictions, the principle of offset is also recognized in statutory law or through judicial decisions. For example, in the United States, the doctrine of setoff is recognized in bankruptcy proceedings under 11 U.S.C. § 553.
#2 — Requirements
Mutuality of Debt: The debts must be mutual, meaning they are between the same parties in the same capacity.
Certain and Liquidated Debts: Typically, the debts must be certain and liquidated (i.e., a specific amount is owed).
No Waiver of Right: The right to offset may be waived by agreement or conduct of the parties.
Equitable Considerations: Courts may apply equitable principles, considering fairness and the intentions of the parties involved.
#3 — Context
Commercial Transactions: Common law offset is frequently used in commercial transactions where businesses have ongoing reciprocal dealings.
Bankruptcy: In bankruptcy, setoff is a significant tool, allowing creditors to reduce the amount they owe the debtor by the amount the debtor owes them, subject to certain conditions.
Contractual Arrangements: Parties may include specific provisions for offset in their contracts, detailing how and when offsets can be applied.
Conclusion. Common law offset is a legal principle recognized in many jurisdictions, designed to simplify the settlement of mutual debts between parties. Its legality and application depend on the specific legal framework of the jurisdiction and the mutuality and certainty of the debts involved.