Service area · Williamson County
Revenue Officer and IRS tax help in Franklin
Williamson County records its tax liens in Franklin, on West Main Street. Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, handles Revenue Officer cases and large IRS balances.
14.6 mifrom the office on Perimeter Park Drive, straight-line. Meetings by appointment, or by phone.
TL;DR
Franklin is in Williamson County, 14.6 miles from Taylor Tax’s office, and the county’s Register of Deeds, where federal and Tennessee tax liens on Franklin property are recorded, is in the city at 1320 West Main St. Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, represents Franklin taxpayers and business owners in Revenue Officer cases and with balances over $100,000, by appointment at the office or by phone with Form 2848.
Franklin at a glance, for a tax problem
Where are tax liens on Franklin property recorded?
In Franklin. The Williamson County Register of Deeds is at 1320 West Main St, Suite 201, Franklin 37064, and it records the notice of federal tax lien on any Williamson County real property under Tenn. Code Ann. § 66-21-201(a). Brentwood and Nolensville liens land in the same office.
Tennessee Department of Revenue liens are filed there too, under § 67-1-1403(b). A Franklin owner with a state balance needs someone who deals with the state as well as the IRS, and the firm’s specialty, in its own words, is “representing taxpayers in front of the Internal Revenue Service and state tax offices.”
What happens when a Revenue Officer takes a Franklin taxpayer’s case?
A Revenue Officer case is handled by an assigned IRS employee rather than the Automated Collection System, and Tyrone works with both. The first step of the firm’s process is establishing which one has your account, because that decides who he’ll be negotiating with.
From there he files Form 2848, pulls transcripts and checks the collection statute expiration date on each assessment. The financial review follows: Form 433-A for an individual and Form 433-B for a business, when the IRS requires them. Then comes the resolution strategy and the negotiation itself. The Revenue Officer representation page sets out that process in more detail.
Is a large IRS balance a dead end for a Franklin business owner?
No. The firm handles cases over $100,000, and it says plainly that “a substantial IRS balance does not automatically eliminate your resolution options.” The options are the same ones a smaller debt has: an installment agreement, an Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status or penalty relief.
Which one fits depends on the numbers, and for a business the numbers come from the books. When a Franklin company hasn’t kept them current, accounting and bookkeeping may be the first piece of work, so that Form 433-B reflects the business as it actually stands.
Franklin is the largest city on the firm’s list outside Davidson County and Murfreesboro, with 89,142 residents in the Census Bureau’s July 2024 estimate. Its businesses collect 9.75% sales tax, the same combined rate as Brentwood and Nolensville.
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What is the address of the Williamson County Register of Deeds in Franklin?
The Williamson County Register of Deeds is at 1320 West Main St, Suite 201, Franklin 37064. It records federal and Tennessee tax lien notices on real property anywhere in Williamson County, including Franklin, Brentwood and Nolensville, as Tennessee law requires for property in that county.
How many people live in Franklin, TN in 2024?
The Census Bureau estimated Franklin’s population at 89,142 in July 2024, up from an April 2020 base of 83,548. That is 5,594 more residents, growth of about 6.7% in a little over four years, according to the Bureau’s Vintage 2024 city and town estimates.
What is the combined sales tax rate in Franklin?
Franklin’s combined sales tax rate is 9.75%: Tennessee’s 7% state rate plus the 2.75% local rate used in most of Williamson County. A Franklin business reports both to the Tennessee Department of Revenue, whose lien notices are recorded at the register on West Main Street.
Can Tyrone handle a Franklin Revenue Officer case without an office meeting?
Yes. Franklin is 14.6 miles from the office at 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, and a Revenue Officer case can run by phone once you sign Form 2848, which authorizes Tyrone as your Enrolled Agent to deal with the IRS for you. Office meetings are available by appointment.
Enrolled Agent · Nashville, TN
From Franklin: send the notice details
- (615) 953-7124
- Schedule an Appointment
- 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, Suite 100, Nashville