Tax Services
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
To qualify for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), you must demonstrate that you cannot repay your tax debt within the IRS’s collection period.
Penalty Abatement
The IRS can impose various penalties on your tax account, such as late filing and late payment fees, which can sometimes far exceed the actual tax debt.
Installment Agreement
This payment plan agreement enables you to pay off your entire debt in smaller, more manageable installments.
Partial Pay Installment Agreement (PPIA)
A payment agreement in which the total payments made to the IRS are less than the total tax owed, when full payment cannot be completed before the statute of limitations expires.
Tax Lien Discharge
You forfeit your rights and permit any property subject to an IRS lien to be sold free of the tax lien.
Tax Lien Subordination
Enables a “junior” creditor to take priority over the IRS in claiming the property.
Wage Garnishment Release
Your obligation has been fulfilled, and the garnishment has been released.
Bank Levy Release
You either settled your tax debt or the time limit expired, which lifted the levy.
Innocent Spouse Relief
You filed a joint return, the tax owed was underestimated, and you were unaware, making it unfair to hold you responsible.
Currently Non-Collectible
Assigned by the IRS when an individual faces a temporary financial hardship and is unable to pay.
Statute of Limitations
The time limit (usually 10 years) during which the IRS can collect taxes and levies varies depending on the specific action taken.
Tax Lien Withdrawal
Your tax obligation has been fulfilled, and the lien has been released.