Resolve Your Tax Problem With a Clear Path Forward.
Looking for IRS Fresh Start Tax Relief?
“IRS Fresh Start” is commonly used to describe IRS payment and resolution options that may be available to taxpayers facing tax debt or collection issues. The right path depends on your specific tax situation, including what you owe, your filing status, and any collection activity already underway. Answer a few questions about your situation to take the first step toward understanding what options may be worth exploring.
If You Owe Back Taxes, We Can Help You Determine What Comes Next.
Every tax situation is different. We review the facts of your case and determine which resolution options may be appropriate based on your tax debt, financial circumstances, filing history, and collection status.
Depending on your situation, this may include payment arrangements, Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty relief, filing past-due tax returns, or other available resolution options.
You don't need to know which program you need before contacting us.
That's what we're here to determine.
Received a Tax Collection Notice?
If you've received an IRS Collections notice, don't ignore it.
The notice you received can tell us important information about where you are in the collection process and what options may be available.
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Understand an IRS Offer in Compromise
Falling behind on your federal taxes can be a daunting experience. The IRS may aggravate the situation by imposing additional penalties and interest on an unmanageable tax debt. However, there is a potential solution…
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What to do if you can’t afford to pay the IRS
Jenny sighed as she opened the envelope that had “Internal Revenue Service” stamped on the left corner. She was a resident of Greensboro, North Carolina, and like many others, she was struggling to cope with inflation and rising costs…
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Why The FTB Is Not The IRS: What California Taxpayers Need to Know Before Collections Strike
When most taxpayers receive a tax bill they can’t pay, they instinctively think of the IRS. They envision payment plans, flexible settlements, and a government agency that moves at a glacial pace.
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What you need to know about an IRS installment agreement
If you owe taxes to the IRS, you can establish an installment agreement to pay them off over an extended period of time…
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