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Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA

Tax Relief with Logan Allec, CPA

Di: Logan Allec
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Do you owe back taxes to the IRS or your state government or have unfiled tax returns? Then this is the podcast for you! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Logan Allec, CPA — owner of A+ BBB-accredited tax resolution firm Choice Tax Relief — explains exactly how to get tax relief for your back tax debt. Would you like a FREE tax relief consultation with Logan's company, Choice Tax Relief? Schedule your consultation now by calling 866-8000-TAX!

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  • IRS Payment Plan Too High? What Determines Your Monthly Payment

    IRS Payment Plan Too High? What Determines Your Monthly Payment
    Sep 25 2026
    Do you owe the IRS or state at least $10,000 in back taxes? Or do you have multiple years of tax returns you need to get filed? Book your FREE consultation with Choice Tax Relief by calling 866-8000-TAX or by booking here:https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-tax-...Worried an IRS payment plan will leave you short on rent, groceries, or other necessities? My team can help you understand what affects your payment and which resolution options may fit your situation before you commit to a plan you cannot maintain. Free. No obligation. No judgment.If you owe the IRS $30,000, how much will you have to pay each month? There is no single answer. I’m Logan Allec, CPA and owner of Choice Tax Relief. I explain how your total balance, time left for IRS collection, type of payment plan, and financial situation can affect the monthly amount.We’ll cover checking your balance and missing returns, simple payment plans, Form 433-F, allowable living expenses, asset equity, partial payment installment agreements, and currently not collectible status. The dollar amounts are simplified examples—not quotes, guaranteed payments, or promised debt forgiveness. Approval depends on your facts; penalties and interest generally continue, collection deadlines can change, and partial payment plans are subject to periodic financial review.CHAPTERS0:00 Owe $30,000—what would the monthly payment be?1:10 Verify your full IRS balance first2:14 What about unfiled tax returns?2:30 Simple payment plans and the collection deadline3:11 The $30,000 / 100-month example3:38 Larger balances and unaffordable payments4:02 When the IRS needs your financial information4:31 Income, living expenses, and Form 433-F5:10 Currently not collectible status and assets5:49 A partial payment plan example6:17 Choosing a payment you can maintain6:38 Get help with your IRS tax debtWATCH NEXTLiving Expenses Above IRS Standards? Here’s What You Must Prove • Living Expenses Above IRS Standards? Here’... Does IRS Debt Go Away After 10 Years? Here’s What Can Extend It • Does IRS Debt Go Away After 10 Years? Here... Can’t Afford IRS Payments? Do You Qualify for CNC Status? • Can’t Afford IRS Payments? Do You Qualify ... IRS RESOURCESPayment options and partial payment plans:https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc202Collection financial standards:https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-...General information, not advice for your specific tax situation.#IRSPaymentPlan #TaxDebt #ChoiceTaxRelief
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    7 min
  • Living Expenses Above IRS Standards? Here’s What You Must Prove

    Living Expenses Above IRS Standards? Here’s What You Must Prove
    Sep 23 2026

    Owe the IRS or your state $10,000+ in back taxes, or have multiple years of unfiled tax returns? Get a FREE consultation with Choice Tax Relief by calling 866-8000-TAX or book here: https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-tax-...

    My team can review your tax debt, necessary living expenses, and potential resolution options. Free. No obligation. No judgment.

    What if your rent, food, or other necessary expenses exceed the IRS collection financial standards? I explain when documented need may support a higher allowance, using a medically necessary diet and housing costs as examples. Simply spending more does not guarantee that the IRS will allow the extra expense.

    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Will the IRS allow expenses above its standards?
    0:44 National standards and a medically necessary diet
    1:21 Housing and utilities: the $3,000 example
    2:21 Documenting housing needs and commuting limits
    4:07 The takeaway: documented need matters
    4:24 Get help with back taxes or unfiled returns

    CLARIFICATIONS & IRS RESOURCES
    Expense rules differ by category. National food/clothing and out-of-pocket health care standards generally provide allowances without requiring proof of actual spending. Local housing and transportation generally use actual expenses or the standard, whichever is less, subject to justified exceptions. Different rules may apply to qualifying payment plans, including the six-year repayment rule. Amounts change; check the current standards for your household and location.
    IRS collection financial standards: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-...
    IRS Financial Analysis Handbook: https://www.irs.gov/irm/part5/irm_05-...

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    Can’t Afford IRS Payments? Do You Qualify for CNC Status?
    • Can’t Afford IRS Payments? Do You Qualify ...
    IRS Payment Plan or Offer in Compromise: Which Is Right for You?
    • IRS Payment Plan or Offer in Compromise: W...

    I’m Logan Allec, CPA, founder of Choice Tax Relief. This video is general education; your options depend on your facts.

    #TaxRelief #IRS #TaxDebt
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    5 min
  • Can Tax Refunds Pay Off Old IRS Debt? ($20,000 Example)

    Can Tax Refunds Pay Off Old IRS Debt? ($20,000 Example)
    Sep 22 2026

    Have multiple years of unfiled tax returns or owe at least $10,000 in back taxes? Book your FREE consultation with Choice Tax Relief by calling 866-8000-TAX or booking here:
    https://choicetaxrelief.com/free-unfi...

    Can refunds from unfiled tax returns cover old IRS debt before a levy? In this video, I respond to a viewer who owes about $20,000 for 2018 and 2019 and expects refunds from their 2023–2025 returns.

    I explain why the exact IRS notice matters, how to ask for a collection hold, why filing promptly is important, and what to consider if you received an LT11 or CP90. We also cover checking the current balance with penalties and interest and reviewing each tax year separately.

    CHAPTERS
    0:00 $20,000 owed and refunds from unfiled returns
    0:51 Identify the IRS levy notice
    1:42 Asking the IRS for a collection hold
    2:18 Filing the returns and refund deadlines
    3:55 LT11, CP90, and hearing options
    5:38 Check the current balance and each tax year
    6:56 Recap: contact the IRS and file promptly
    7:36 Get help from Choice Tax Relief

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    Haven’t Filed Taxes in Years and Can’t Pay? Start Here:
    • Haven’t Filed Taxes in Years and Can’t Pay...

    TIMING NOTE
    The filing-year discussion refers to 2026. At 3:37, the reference to the calendar-year 2025 e-file shutdown should be 2026. Check current IRS filing availability and the deadline printed on your notice. An equivalent hearing does not provide the same automatic levy protection as a timely CDP hearing.

    IRS resources:
    https://www.irs.gov/appeals/collectio...
    https://www.irs.gov/individuals/under...

    #UnfiledTaxReturns #TaxDebt #IRS
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    8 min
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