Tax Attorneys, CPAs, Enrolled Agents & Paralegals Helping You Explore IRS Relief Options — Garnishments, Levies, Back Taxes & More
Tax Attorneys, CPAs, Enrolled Agents & Paralegals
A tax settlement is a formal agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that resolves an outstanding tax liability — sometimes for less than the full amount owed. The IRS considers settlements when a taxpayer's financial situation makes full repayment unlikely or impossible.
If you qualify, you may be able to resolve your federal tax liability for less than the total balance due. Eligibility is based on your ability to pay, your income, your expenses, and your asset equity. Not everyone qualifies — but our team can help evaluate your options at no charge.
While a settlement or resolution plan is in place, the IRS may pause or suspend certain collection actions such as wage garnishments, bank levies, and tax liens. This can provide critical breathing room while your case is being resolved.
The IRS will not consider any settlement if you have unfiled returns. All prior-year returns must be filed before any resolution program can be pursued. We assist with back-year filing as part of our process.
There are several IRS programs that may apply to your situation:
The IRS application process involves detailed forms, financial documentation, and strict deadlines. Working with a licensed tax professional significantly improves the accuracy of your submission and ensures your rights are protected throughout the process. Call us at 888-688-2972 to get started with a free consultation.
Tax settlement outcomes vary based on individual circumstances. Not all taxpayers will qualify for a reduced settlement. Tax Attorney & Paralegals is a private firm independent from the IRS.
Our team of licensed tax attorneys and paralegals help individuals and businesses resolve serious IRS debt problems. Here is how we can help:
An Offer in Compromise may allow eligible taxpayers to resolve their tax liability for less than the full amount owed. Qualification depends on your individual financial circumstances. We help evaluate whether you may qualify and assist with the application process.
Can't pay your full tax balance at once? We work to negotiate monthly payment plans with the IRS so you can address your tax debt over time. Payment plan terms and eligibility are determined by the IRS based on your specific financial situation.
If you are experiencing wage garnishment or a bank levy, there may be options available to address the situation. We work with the IRS on your behalf to explore available relief options based on your specific circumstances.
Missing tax returns create compounding penalties and put you at risk of IRS enforcement. We prepare and file back tax returns to bring you into compliance and stop further penalties from accruing.
The IRS charges significant penalties on top of taxes owed. We file for penalty abatement — including First-Time Penalty Abatement and Reasonable Cause relief — to reduce or eliminate these extra charges.
If you cannot afford to pay your tax debt, we can request that the IRS temporarily suspend collection efforts by placing your account in Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status until your financial situation improves.
From your first call to final resolution, we guide you every step of the way.
We review your IRS notices, tax history, and financial situation at no charge to understand exactly what you're facing.
We obtain your IRS transcripts and account records to identify the full scope of your liability and the best resolution options.
Our attorneys present a customized plan — whether it's an Offer in Compromise, installment agreement, or penalty abatement — based on your specific situation.
We handle all direct communication with the IRS on your behalf, working to pursue the best resolution options available based on your financial situation and IRS guidelines.
Tax Attorney & Paralegals provides professional case coordination services to individuals and businesses facing IRS tax issues.
Not all tax relief firms are the same. Here is how to tell the difference between a trustworthy firm and one to avoid.
You receive robocalls or texts promising to wipe out all your tax debt for "pennies on the dollar" — a classic scam warning sign.
Promises of specific savings or IRS settlements before ever reviewing your case. No legitimate firm can guarantee outcomes before a full review.
Billing by the hour or adding unexpected charges mid-case without disclosure. Always ask for a clear fee structure upfront.
Little to no information about who is actually working your case. No licensed professionals listed, no verifiable credentials.
We never cold-call or send unsolicited texts. Our licensed professionals are standing by to take your call — on your terms, when you're ready.
We review your full situation before recommending any program. We are transparent about what is and is not possible based on your specific IRS circumstances.
Tax Attorneys, CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and Paralegals — credentialed professionals who are accountable to their licensing boards and to you.
We clearly identify who we are, how we work, and what to expect at every step. No surprises, no hidden charges, no pressure tactics.
The IRS offers several formal programs designed to help taxpayers who are unable to fully pay their tax debt. Each program has specific eligibility requirements set by the IRS, and outcomes vary based on individual financial circumstances. Our team helps you understand which programs you may qualify for and guides you through the process.
Offer in Compromise (OIC): An IRS program that may allow eligible taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed. The IRS evaluates your ability to pay, income, expenses, and asset equity. Not all taxpayers qualify — the IRS accepts less than half of all OIC applications.
Installment Agreements: A formal payment plan arrangement with the IRS that allows taxpayers to pay their debt over time in monthly installments. Eligibility and terms are determined by the IRS based on the amount owed and your financial situation.
Currently Not Collectible (CNC): A temporary status the IRS may grant when a taxpayer cannot afford basic living expenses and pay their tax debt. Collection activity is paused while in CNC status.
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