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IRS payment plan help in Kingston Springs
Kingston Springs is in Cheatham County, 23 miles from the office. Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, sets up IRS installment agreements you can keep paying.
23 mifrom the office on Perimeter Park Drive, straight-line. Meetings by appointment, or by phone.
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What makes an IRS installment agreement work for a Kingston Springs taxpayer?
A monthly payment you can keep making. The firm warns against agreeing “to a payment plan you cannot keep just to end a phone call,” and builds the figure from your real income, expenses and assets instead, on Form 433-F or 433-A when the IRS requires one.
Tyrone handles that call himself once Form 2848 is signed, whether your account sits with the Automated Collection System or a Revenue Officer. Keeping the agreement afterward is part of the firm’s final step, along with filing future returns on time and making estimated payments. The installment agreements page covers the details.
Where is a lien on Kingston Springs property recorded?
At the Cheatham County Register of Deeds, 354 Frey St, Suite C, Ashland City 37015. Kingston Springs is in Cheatham County, and Tennessee law sends both the federal lien notice and the Department of Revenue’s lien notice to the register where the property sits.
Kingston Springs is 23 miles from the office in a straight line and 19.1 miles from Nashville’s center. Businesses there collect 9.75% sales tax, 7% state and 2.75% local. For anything beyond a payment plan, the IRS representation page lists the remedies the firm handles, from Collection Due Process to penalty relief.
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Which county is Kingston Springs in?
Cheatham County. Kingston Springs property records, a recorded federal or Tennessee tax lien among them, are kept at the Cheatham County Register of Deeds on Frey Street in Ashland City, and the town shares the county’s 9.75% combined sales tax rate.
Is Kingston Springs losing population?
Slightly, by the Census Bureau’s estimates. Kingston Springs had an April 2020 base of 2,819 residents and a July 2024 estimate of 2,769, a decline of 50 people, or under 2%. Pegram, also in Cheatham County, dipped by 33 people over the same period.
How far is Kingston Springs from Taylor Tax’s Nashville office?
Kingston Springs is 23 miles from the office at 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, measured straight-line, and 19.1 miles from Nashville’s center. Tyrone can represent a Kingston Springs taxpayer by phone with Form 2848; office meetings are by appointment if you’d rather come in.
Can I set up an IRS payment plan from Kingston Springs without meeting in person?
Yes. Tyrone can negotiate an installment agreement by phone once you’ve signed Form 2848, which lets him pull your IRS account transcripts and speak with the IRS directly. He prepares any financial statement the IRS requires, such as Form 433-F, from the documents you send.
Enrolled Agent · Nashville, TN
From Kingston Springs: send the notice details
- (615) 953-7124
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- 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, Suite 100, Nashville