Owe $25,000+ in back taxes?
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If you owe significant IRS or state back taxes, answer four quick questions to see whether your situation may qualify for our performance-based tax resolution offer.
*Resolution fees apply only if you choose to engage services after your review. Tax Relief Options is a private company and is not the IRS or a government agency. Individual results vary; qualification and any resolution are not guaranteed.
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A participating tax professional will reach out using the contact details you provided. To make that conversation productive, have any recent IRS or state notices and a rough estimate of your balance handy.
Submitting this form does not mean you qualify for any particular tax resolution, reduction, settlement, or IRS program. Individual results vary and depend on your specific financial circumstances.
Tax Relief Options is a private company and is not the IRS or a government agency.
Thank you. Here's your next step.
Based on what you shared, your situation may be one you can take on directly, without paying for third-party representation. A few legitimate starting points:
Set up a plan with the IRS directly
For smaller IRS balances, you can often apply for a payment plan directly at irs.gov, frequently online in a few minutes, with no third-party fee.
File any missing returns first
If you have unfiled returns, filing them is usually the first step. A local CPA or enrolled agent can help with this for a modest, one-time fee.
Use free help if you are facing hardship
The Taxpayer Advocate Service is a free, independent organization inside the IRS that helps taxpayers experiencing financial hardship.
Check your state's options for state balances
Your state's department of revenue has its own payment plan options if part of what you owe is state tax.
If your situation changes or your balance grows, you are welcome to come back and check your options again.
Tax Relief Options is a private company and is not the IRS or a government agency. This is general education, not tax or legal advice.