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Why Choose DebtFreeTaxes to Resolve Your Tax Debt?
Facing Tax Debt Alone Can Be Overwhelming—and Costly. But It Doesn’t Have to Be That Way.
Tax debt can feel like a never-ending burden, with penalties, interest, and IRS notices piling up. But here’s the good news: with DebtFreeTaxes, you don’t have to face it alone. Our experienced tax lawyers specialize in getting real relief for people just like you—helping reduce penalties, slash interest rates, and even negotiate your debt down to a fraction of what you owe.
We’re here to give you the guidance, support, and personalized strategy you need to break free from tax debt for good. Imagine the peace of mind knowing you’re protected and on the path to financial freedom.
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We Understand the Weight of Tax Debt—And We’re Here to Lighten It
We understand that facing $10,000 or more in tax debt can feel overwhelming, even isolating. Many of our clients come to us feeling anxious about their financial future and uncertain about where to turn for help. At DebtFreeTaxes, we’ve built our reputation on supporting people just like you—individuals and families who need compassionate, knowledgeable guidance to get back on track.
Our experienced tax attorneys don’t just work for you; they work with you, explaining every step and fighting to secure the best outcome possible. You deserve a team that cares, understands, and won’t rest until you have a clear path toward financial relief and peace of mind.
Trusted by Thousands to Resolve Tax Debt with Confidence
DebtFreeTaxes has helped thousands of clients achieve peace of mind, resolving over $7,874,563 in tax debt. Our team of licensed tax lawyers understands IRS policies and the challenges you face, offering powerful solutions that last.
How It Works
Your Path to Tax Freedom with DebtFreeTaxes
Step 1: Free Consultation
Our tax experts will thoroughly assess your debt situation, IRS standing, and options for relief, giving you a clear picture of what to expect.
Step 2: Customized Debt Resolution Plan
We develop a personalized strategy designed to minimize your tax burden as much as possible, ensuring a path tailored to your specific needs.
Step 3: Negotiation & Advocacy
Our skilled tax attorneys handle negotiations with the IRS directly, protecting your assets and fighting for your rights every step of the way.
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What Our Clients Say?
DebtFreeTaxes turned a stressful situation into a manageable one. They handled everything with the IRS, and I ended up paying far less than I expected. I can’t thank them enough!
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I was overwhelmed by tax debt, but DebtFreeTaxes walked me through every step and fought hard on my behalf. Their team truly cares and delivers on their promises.
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DebtFreeTaxes saved my business from IRS liens and helped me settle my debt quickly. They were patient, professional, and their expertise made all the difference.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tax debt relief encompasses various programs and strategies designed to help taxpayers reduce or manage their outstanding tax liabilities. These solutions may include payment plans, penalty abatements, or settlements for less than the full amount owed.
The IRS offers installment agreements that allow taxpayers to pay their debt over time. You can apply online through the IRS website or by submitting Form 9465. Eligibility depends on the amount owed and your ability to pay. Keep in mind that interest and penalties will continue to accrue until the balance is paid in full
An OIC is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed. Eligibility is based on your income, expenses, asset equity, and ability to pay. The IRS accepts OICs when it's unlikely that the debt can be collected in full and the offered amount reflects the taxpayer's reasonable collection potential.
Yes, the IRS may abate penalties if you can demonstrate reasonable cause, such as a serious illness or natural disaster, that prevented you from complying with tax obligations. Additionally, first-time penalty abatement is available for taxpayers with a clean compliance history.
Ignoring tax debt can lead to severe consequences, including wage garnishments, bank levies, tax liens, and asset seizures. The IRS has extensive collection powers, and unresolved tax debt can also negatively impact your credit score.
Certain tax debts may be discharged in bankruptcy, but specific criteria must be met, such as the age of the debt and timely filing of tax returns. Consulting with a bankruptcy attorney is essential to understand how your tax debt will be treated.
Yes, businesses can explore options like installment agreements, Offers in Compromise, and penalty abatements. The IRS also offers the In-Business Trust Fund Express Installment Agreement for certain small businesses.
The Fresh Start Program is an initiative to make it easier for individuals and businesses to pay back taxes and avoid tax liens. It expanded access to installment agreements and Offers in Compromise and increased the threshold for filing tax liens.
A tax lien is a legal claim against your property due to unpaid tax debt, affecting your credit and ability to sell assets. A levy is the actual seizure of property or assets to satisfy the debt. The IRS typically files a lien before initiating a levy.
Yes, taxpayers can negotiate directly with the IRS for payment plans or settlements. However, due to the complexity of tax laws, many individuals choose to work with tax professionals to ensure the best outcome.
The IRS generally has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect unpaid tax debt. After this period, the debt is typically considered expired, and the IRS can no longer pursue collection. Certain actions, like filing for bankruptcy or submitting an Offer in Compromise, can extend this period.
While many tax relief companies offer legitimate services, it's crucial to research and choose reputable firms. Beware of companies that guarantee specific results or charge high upfront fees without a clear plan. Consulting with a certified tax professional or attorney is advisable.
While some taxpayers qualify for significant reductions through programs like Offers in Compromise, such outcomes are not guaranteed and depend on individual circumstances. The IRS thoroughly evaluates each case to determine eligibility.
To avoid future tax debt, ensure accurate and timely filing of tax returns, adjust withholding to match your tax liability, make estimated tax payments if necessary, and maintain organized financial records. Consulting with a tax professional can help you develop a proactive tax strategy.
Understanding these aspects of tax debt relief can empower you to take informed steps toward resolving your tax obligations and achieving financial stability.