If you cannot pay your IRS balance in full, we can evaluate available payment options and help establish an installment agreement appropriate for your financial situation.

An Offer in Compromise may allow qualifying taxpayers to resolve an IRS debt for less than the full amount owed. We evaluate whether an OIC is appropriate and, when it is, prepare and present the case to the IRS.

Depending on the circumstances, you may qualify for relief from certain IRS penalties. We evaluate available penalty-relief options, including First Time Abatement and reasonable-cause relief when applicable.

When paying the IRS would create a financial hardship, Currently Not Collectible status may temporarily pause active collection. We evaluate eligibility and present the financial information needed to support the request.

If you are being held responsible for tax connected to a jointly filed return, we can evaluate whether you may qualify for Innocent Spouse or other available spousal relief and represent you through the process.

The IRS generally has a limited period of time to collect assessed tax debt. We review IRS records and collection statute dates and consider how that timing may affect your overall resolution strategy.

Certain tax debts may be affected by bankruptcy. When bankruptcy is being considered, we can analyze the IRS tax information and coordinate with qualified bankruptcy counsel so the tax and legal issues are addressed together.

In certain situations, lien discharge or subordination may help when selling or refinancing property. We can evaluate the available IRS lien-relief procedures and assist with the appropriate request.

If the IRS has levied wages, bank accounts, or other property, we can evaluate the circumstances, communicate with the IRS, and seek release of the levy when the requirements for relief are met while addressing the underlying tax debt.