Free review by our resolution team
Get a free review of your tax debt
If you owe the IRS $10,000 or more, your options are decided by a formula the IRS itself uses: your balance, what you can pay, and whether your returns are filed. Tell us where things stand and a resolution specialist on our team will review your situation, free, and walk you through the programs you can actually qualify for. No documents needed to start, and never your SSN or bank details.
Built for founders
Self-employed, 1099, and business tax debt is what we work on all day.
Free consultation
A no-cost review of your balance and options. Walk away any time.
Private
We never sell your information. It is used only to work your case.
A plan in writing
You leave the review knowing your options and the next step, on paper.
Step 1 of 3 · Your tax debt
What kind of tax debt is it?
How the review works
Three steps, no cost, and no obligation at any point.
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Tell us about your tax debt
Two minutes: roughly what you owe, whether returns are unfiled, and the last notice you received. No documents needed to start.
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Free consultation and case review
A resolution specialist on our team walks through your situation and maps which IRS programs you can actually qualify for, based on how the IRS runs its own numbers.
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Get your resolution plan
You leave with a clear plan in writing: the program that fits, the order of operations, and what happens next to take collection pressure off.
Common questions
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The initial review of your situation is free and carries no obligation. You are never charged to talk through your options, and you can walk away at any point. If we later propose representation, the scope and fee go in writing before any work starts.
What happens after I submit the form?
A resolution specialist on our team reviews your answers and reaches out within one business day, sooner if the IRS has already levied your account or garnished wages. The first call covers where your case stands, which programs are realistic, and what to do next.
What should I have ready?
Nothing is required to start. It helps to gather any IRS letters you have received, most recent first, and a rough idea of your total balance and which years are involved. The notice number printed on each letter tells us exactly where collection stands.
Do you need my Social Security number or bank details?
No. Never put your SSN or bank information into this form; a consultation does not need them. Sensitive details only come into play later, through secure channels, if you decide to move forward with representation.
Will you pressure me into a program?
No. The IRS decides qualification by formula, not by sales pitch, so promising a settlement before anyone has run your numbers would be dishonest. The goal of the review is a straight answer about what you qualify for, even when that answer is a simple payment plan you could set up yourself.