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Settling tax debt can be a daunting task, but with the right guidance and support, it becomes manageable and achievable. At the IRS Advocates, we specialize in helping individuals and businesses navigate the complex world of tax debt settlement. Our comprehensive process ensures that you receive the best possible outcome for your financial situation. Here's a detailed look at how we assist you—from the initial consultation to the final debt settlement.

Wage garnishment is a severe consequence of unpaid tax debt, where a portion of your salary is withheld by your employer and sent directly to the IRS. Understanding why wage garnishment starts, how to stop it, and what your rights are can help you navigate this challenging situation. Here’s what you need to know.

Tax debt is not a matter to be taken lightly. When you owe taxes to the IRS, it is crucial to understand the steps the agency may take to collect the amount due. The IRS has a comprehensive and structured process for tax collection, designed to ensure compliance and recover funds owed. Here’s an in-depth look at the steps they may take against you to collect your overdue taxes.

Renegotiating the terms of your long-term payment plan with the IRS can be crucial if your financial situation has changed and you can no longer meet the agreed-upon payments. Fortunately, the IRS does allow for the renegotiation of payment plans under certain circumstances. This guide will walk you through the process, the factors that impact your success, and what steps you need to take to adjust your payment plan.

Dealing with tax debt can be a stressful experience, and having your application for tax debt relief denied by the IRS can feel like a major setback. However, a denial isn't the end of the road. There are several steps you can take to improve your chances of success on a subsequent application. This guide will provide detailed steps on what to do next, how to reapply for tax relief, and when to consider seeking professional help.

Tax debts can be a heavy burden, causing stress and financial strain for individuals and businesses alike. However, there are circumstances under which the IRS may forgive or reduce tax debts, providing much-needed relief to those who qualify. If you’re wondering whether or not you may qualify for these types of programs. Keep reading to learn more about the signs that indicate you could be eligible for tax debt forgiveness, drawing on insights from our experienced CPA firm specializing in tax relief programs.

Are you facing a daunting tax debt that seems insurmountable? Many people view their tax bill as a final statement, more or less written in stone, and unable to be altered. However, if you believe that your tax bill is higher than it ought to be, you might be surprised to learn that you have options for contesting your tax debt. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of contesting tax debt and explain how our experienced CPA firm, specializing in contesting tax debts and pursuing tax relief programs, can assist you every step of the way.

Navigating the intricacies of IRS tax relief programs can be daunting, especially when facing financial challenges or unexpected tax burdens. When it comes to applying for IRS tax relief, individuals often find themselves at a crossroads: should they tackle the process alone or seek professional assistance? Keep reading to learn the pros and cons of both options so you can make an informed decision about how to pursue tax relief options for yourself.

In the complex world of personal finance, one of the most common dilemmas individuals face is deciding which debts to prioritize. With various financial obligations competing for attention, it can be challenging to determine the order in which to tackle them. One common question that arises is whether tax debt should take precedence over credit card and other types of debt. Keep reading to receive expert insights into the factors that should influence your decision-making process.

As tax season rolls around, many taxpayers eagerly anticipate receiving their tax refunds. However, there are instances where the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may hold onto a tax refund, causing confusion and concern among taxpayers. If you’re wondering why your tax refund has been held by the IRS, keep reading to learn about some of the most likely reasons this is happening.