The IRS will not accept a request for tax relief through any of the programs in the Fresh Start Initiative without sufficient evidence. When mailing a request, include as much supporting evidence as possible. Documentation is the best form of evidence against the strict IRS Fresh Start Program qualifications.The documentation you will need includes (but is not limited to): doctor/medical statements, fire department reports, insurance claims, student loan statements, or death certificates of family members. We would also advise including a letter with your Form 843 explaining your personal situation and why you are unable to pay your outstanding tax debt.In order to meet the additional requirements to obtain tax relief through the Fresh Start Program, you must file all of your missing or unfiled tax returns, your estimated tax payments must be current, and your current withholdings must be correct. Finally, all filings for the last six months must be current or correct.The best way to prevent your request from being denied is to contact a professional tax relief company. Even if you get denied by the IRS, a tax relief company can help you file a letter of appeal.
Only qualified individuals can get tax relief through the federal Fresh Start Program. To be eligible for the IRS Fresh Start Initiative, you must show that paying your taxes would cause substantial financial hardship. You will be able to choose the type of Fresh Start program that suits your needs based on the extent of your financial hardship. The IRS has guidelines that define what constitutes a "financial hardship", but you as the taxpayer or the tax relief agency hired to represent you have full responsibility for proving the hardship.
However, the IRS offers tax relief options for taxpayers at all levels of the financial spectrum. This means that you are likely to be eligible for some form of relief depending on your particular financial situation. A tax professional can help you determine which relief options are available to you.