Invasive audits, accumulating tax penalties and interest, and embarrassing wage garnishment—just a few of the many things that can happen when average taxpayers fail to file their tax return on time or at all. While all these can cause serious stress and chaos in your financial home, have you ever wondered the implications for those who work for the IRS?

You may not be shocked to hear that bad consequences for IRS workers who fail to pay their taxes are slim to none, while good one’s are almost always certain. IRS employee tax problems are similar to what the average taxpayer may face: understatement of tax liabilities, late payments, a failure of payment, and under-reporting income, but the implications are quite different.

It has been stated that IRS employees with tax return issues have received $1 million dollars (split equally) in bonuses within a year of their compliance issue. These same employees received pay raises and around 11,000 hours of paid time off. Perhaps these employees do not even receive a slap on the wrist because the IRS tries to retain all employees and make it appear that they’re doing a model job.

Unfortunately, the average taxpayer will not receive benefits resulting from their tax return failures, except one: the opportunity to work with a Pure Tax attorney. We will work around the clock to ensure a favorable resolution for your tax needs.