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Due to the expanded program and more flexible terms, it’s easier than ever to qualify and get relief. For those experiencing severe financial hardships, it may be possible to be placed in a Currently Not Collectible status – which means collections stop and no payments are due.

The IRS announced a number of changes to help taxpayers through this relief initiative, including tax lien relief for those who meet certain eligibility requirements. If you owe less than $250,000, you may be approved for relief without having to submit additional financial statements. 

Need more time to pay? The IRS offers short-term and long-term payment plans that can stretch your payments over months or even years, if needed.

Through an Offer in Compromise (OIC), you may be able to settle your tax debt for less than you owe. Some of our clients have saved as much as 99% off their tax bills!

Unfiled Tax Returns

Tax Liens

Back Taxes

IRS Appeals

Penalty Abatement

Payroll Relief

IRS Wage Garnishment

Bank Levies

IRS Audits

Innocent Spouse Relief

State Tax Issues

Business Tax Debt

Disclaimer - The information on this website is for general information purposes only and nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. It is recommended that consumers seek the advice of a licensed tax expert to fully understand all options. Upon the request of visitors, a free consultation is provided with no obligation.