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Owe Back Taxes? Find Out Where You Actually Stand.
Thirty seconds to request it, one honest phone call to get answers. We pull the facts, run the numbers, and tell you which relief options genuinely fit, including when you don't need us.
- Payment plans, penalty abatement, hardship status, Offers in Compromise
- Unfiled returns handled first, so every option stays open
- 17 years negotiating directly with the IRS
- Free consultation. No pressure, no obligation.
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Why people wait, and why waiting costs
The notices keep escalating
IRS letters run on a timer. Each one moves you closer to liens, levies, and wage garnishment, and the options get narrower at every step. Acting early is what keeps the good outcomes available.
Penalties compound quietly
Failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties plus interest often add a quarter or more to a balance. Some of that is removable, but only if someone asks for it correctly.
The ads make it confusing
"Pennies on the dollar" describes one program with strict qualification math. Most people qualify for meaningful relief; far fewer for the version in the commercials. You deserve the honest answer up front.
Doing nothing feels safer than choosing wrong
With unfiled years or a balance you can't pay, every path looks risky. A free consultation replaces guessing with your actual transcripts and actual numbers.
How it works
Free consultation
Tell us what's going on. We listen, pull the facts, and tell you honestly whether we can help. No pressure, no obligation.
Investigation
With your authorization we contact the IRS for your records, see exactly what's filed, what's owed, and what penalties are stacking, then map your options.
Resolution
We negotiate the best available outcome: filing unfiled returns, payment plans, penalty abatement, hardship status, or an Offer in Compromise if you qualify.
What the free consultation actually covers
We start with your side of the story: what you owe, what's filed, what the IRS has sent you, and what your month-to-month finances look like. Then we lay out the realistic paths: a streamlined installment agreement, penalty abatement, currently-not-collectible status, or an Offer in Compromise when the math supports one.
You leave the call knowing the honest shape of your case, what resolution likely looks like, and what it would cost, before you owe anyone a dollar in fees. If the right answer is a payment plan you could set up yourself, we say so.
What happens after the call
If we take your case, we start with authorization to contact the IRS on your behalf. We pull your transcripts, see exactly what the IRS has assessed and what is still unfiled, and stop the escalation while we work. Unfiled returns get prepared and filed first, because nothing can be negotiated until you are filing-compliant, and because returns built from your real expenses often shrink the balance before negotiation even starts.
Then we negotiate the best available outcome and stay on the case until there is a resolution in writing: an agreement you can afford, penalties abated where the rules allow, or a settlement when your numbers qualify.
Frequently asked questions
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The consultation costs nothing and does not obligate you to anything. You get an honest read on your situation and your options; whether to go further is entirely your call.
What if I have unfiled returns?
That is one of the most common situations we handle. Unfiled returns get prepared and filed first, because the IRS requires filing compliance before it will approve agreements or settlements, and because properly prepared returns often reduce the balance itself.
Can you stop a levy or garnishment?
Often, yes. Once we are authorized on your case we contact the IRS directly, and active collection can frequently be paused while a resolution is negotiated. The earlier you call, the more options remain open.
How much does tax relief cost if I hire you?
It depends on what your case needs, and you will hear the number during the free consultation, before committing to anything. No percentage-of-savings games and no surprise fees mid-case.
Get your answers this week
One free call replaces months of wondering what the IRS is going to do next.