Service area · Davidson County
Back taxes and IRS penalty help in Forest Hills
Forest Hills taxpayers with late returns or unpaid balances can meet Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, 7.8 miles away by appointment, or work with him by phone.
7.8 mifrom the office on Perimeter Park Drive, straight-line. Meetings by appointment, or by phone.
Forest Hills at a glance, for a tax problem
How fast do IRS penalties grow for a Forest Hills taxpayer?
Two penalties run side by side, and the late-filing one is steeper. Failure to file adds 5% of the unpaid tax for each month the return is late, up to 25%. Failure to pay adds 0.5% a month, also capped at 25% (26 U.S.C. § 6651).
The gap between those rates is the reason to file a late return even when you can’t pay it yet. Filing stops the larger penalty from growing; the smaller one keeps running until the balance is handled. Penalty relief is one of the remedies Tyrone weighs once he has the account transcripts, and an unfiled return is usually the first thing he fixes.
Can a Forest Hills taxpayer still claim an old refund?
Only for recent years. A refund claim generally has to be made within three years of the return’s original due date, so a refund from an older unfiled year generally can’t be claimed any more. The tax owed for such a year doesn’t expire the same way: with no return on file, the IRS can assess at any time (26 U.S.C. § 6501(c)(3)).
Forest Hills sits in Davidson County, 7.8 miles from the office on Perimeter Park Drive. Tyrone can meet by appointment or represent you by phone with Form 2848, and the firm’s five-step process opens the same way in both cases, with the IRS problem and which IRS function has it. The IRS representation page lays out the rest.
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Where do liens get recorded for Forest Hills properties?
Forest Hills liens are recorded with the Metro Nashville-Davidson County Register of Deeds, 300 Deaderick St, Nashville 37201. That office takes notices of federal tax lien on Davidson County real property, and the Tennessee Department of Revenue records its own lien notices there as well.
How much has Forest Hills’ population changed since 2020?
Forest Hills went from an April 2020 Census base of 5,037 residents to a July 2024 estimate of 4,455. That’s 582 fewer people, a decline of about 11.6%. Of Berry Hill, Belle Meade, Oak Hill and Forest Hills, it lost the most residents in raw numbers.
Is there a Tennessee income tax on Forest Hills paychecks?
No. Tennessee does not tax wages, and since tax periods beginning January 1, 2021 it hasn’t taxed interest and dividends either, after the Hall tax repeal. Penalties on a Forest Hills resident’s unpaid income tax therefore come from the IRS, under 26 U.S.C. § 6651.
Can I meet Tyrone in person from Forest Hills?
Yes, by appointment. The office at 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, Suite 100, is 7.8 miles from Forest Hills in a straight line. Book through the “New tax client” calendar or call (615) 953-7124; if you’d rather not drive, the case can run by phone with Form 2848.
Enrolled Agent · Nashville, TN
From Forest Hills: send the notice details
- (615) 953-7124
- Schedule an Appointment
- 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, Suite 100, Nashville