Back taxes and IRS debt help. A plan you can actually afford.
Whether you owe $5,000 or six figures, there's almost always a way to resolve it. We find the option that costs you the least, set it up with the IRS, and get the letters to stop.
Sound familiar?
- You owe the IRS for one year, or several, and can't pay it all at once.
- The letters keep coming, and each one sounds more serious than the last.
- The balance keeps growing from interest and penalties, even though you haven't added to it.
- You're worried about your paycheck, your bank account, or a lien on your home.
How we fix it
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Free consultation
A licensed tax pro reviews your letters and situation and explains which options may fit.
You: answer 3 quick questions and share your latest IRS letter.
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We get your IRS records
With your signed authorization, we pull your IRS transcripts to see exactly what's owed, every deadline, and how long the IRS has left to collect.
You: e-sign the authorization form. That's it.
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We resolve it
We prepare the paperwork, negotiate with the IRS, and keep you posted until the resolution is in place.
You: stop answering IRS calls. We've got it.
Options we may use
Which ones you qualify for depends on your income, expenses, assets and balance. We'll tell you honestly.
What it costs
- The consultation is free, with no obligation.
- One flat fee, agreed in writing before any paid work starts.
- No surprise invoices, and you never pay the IRS through us.
Every case is different, so we don't guarantee a specific result or amount of savings. We'll tell you what's realistic before you pay us anything.
Common questions
Can you get my tax debt reduced?
Sometimes. An offer in compromise can settle a debt for less, but only when your finances show the IRS can't reasonably collect the full amount. Penalty relief can also lower the balance. We'll tell you upfront whether either is realistic for you.
Will the IRS keep collecting while you work on my case?
Once we're representing you, we can often ask the IRS for a temporary hold on collection while we put a resolution together.
How long does it take?
A simple payment plan can be in place within days. An offer in compromise can take several months for the IRS to review. We'll give you a realistic timeline at the start.
Owe back taxes? Let's find your cheapest way out.
Answer 3 quick questions and a licensed tax pro will review your situation for free.
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