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Idaho Tax & Bookkeeping Services — Ilir Nina, CPA, EA, MSAT
Missed Deadlines

Missed a deadline? Here's exactly what to do.

An IRS deadline missed isn't the end of anything — but the longer you wait, the more it costs. Here's how we walk new clients through the next 48 hours.

01Step one: stop the bleeding

If you can pay any portion of what you owe, do it now — even if you can't file the return yet. Penalties and interest accrue on the unpaid balance, so partial payment limits the damage immediately.

02Step two: file the return

Filing late but accurately is far better than not filing. The failure-to-file penalty is ten times larger than the failure-to-pay penalty. We can prepare and file a back return in days, not weeks.

03Step three: address what's owed

If you owe and can't pay in full, we set up an installment agreement, evaluate Offer in Compromise eligibility, or — in genuine hardship — Currently Not Collectible status. Penalties may be abatable through First Time Penalty Abatement.

04Don't wait for a notice

If you act before the IRS sends collection notices, you have far more options and better leverage. The window doesn't stay open forever.

What's included
  • Late filing
  • Failure-to-pay penalties
  • First Time Penalty Abatement
  • Installment agreements
  • Offer in Compromise
  • Currently Not Collectible
Excellent knowledge of existing tax laws, wonderful service and very professional. Ilir Nina at ITBS saved me a lot of money, time and headaches dealing with Idaho, California, and the IRS. I am extremely happy with the results. Highly recommended.
Rich McAllisterPresident, MCR Accounting LLC
04Let's Talk

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