Real Tax Stories. Real Tax Relief.
See how everyday people and business owners reduced or resolved thousands in tax debt with the help of our attorney-led team, your case could be next.
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How We Helped Real People Resolve Their Tax Debt
Business Owner $300k Business Tax Debt Placed in CNC, Set to Expire
Nicole’s business built up a $300,000 liability she was never able to pay. Currently Not Collectible status means she pays nothing while the debt runs out — it expires in four years.
Individual Taxpayer PPIA Set to Eliminate $51k While Protecting Retirement Assets
Gary owed $55,000 after a large retirement-account withdrawal with too little tax withheld. A low installment plan protects his equity and retirement accounts while the statute of limitations runs — $51,000 will be eliminated.
Retiree Retiree Who Never Knew He Owed: $83k Fully Eliminated via OIC
Jerry received a pension and SSI with no taxes withheld — like many retirees, he never knew he still needed to pay. An Offer in Compromise eliminated the entire $83,000 debt.
Business Owner New Business Owner’s $52k Tax Debt: $51k Eliminated via OIC
Jose opened a business without withholding estimated quarterly payments, and the debt reached $52,000. An Offer in Compromise eliminated $51,000 of it.
Individual Taxpayer Misclassified as 1099, Saved About $27,500 With a $50/Month PPIA
Alicia’s employer paid her as a 1099 contractor when she was actually an employee — and never told her taxes weren’t coming out of her paycheck. A $50/month partial-pay installment plan will save her about $27,500 of a $33,456.49 liability.
Individual Taxpayer Five Unfiled Years, $37,876 Debt Halted With CNC Status
Afraid to file because he couldn’t pay, Alford had five years of missing returns and a $37,876.35 debt. We brought him into compliance and secured Currently Not Collectible status — protecting his retirement account.
Retiree Social Security Retiree’s $22,740 IRS Debt Settled for $1,190
Retired and living only on Social Security, Teresa feared a garnishment would take what little she had. An accepted Offer in Compromise removed $21,549.46 of her $22,740.14 debt.
Individual Taxpayer From $500 to $50 a Month: a PPIA That Saves ~$42,000
A $500/month plan from another firm kept creating new tax debt every year. We replaced it with a $50/month partial-pay installment agreement — about $42,000 of a $46,163 liability will never have to be paid.
Business Owner $36,491 in IRS Penalties Removed After Family Embezzlement
After inheriting the family business — and a tax bill on profits a relative had embezzled — Jason was left holding the bag. A for-cause penalty abatement removed $36,491.22 in penalties.
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Retired, on Social Security — and $22,740 in IRS Debt Settled for $1,190
Teresa H. (MI) built up a tax debt during her working years. At 65+, living only on Social Security and afraid of a garnishment, she needed a way out. Here is how our attorney-reviewed Offer in Compromise resolved it:
1. Collection Hold
Prevented all IRS collection activity — including the Social Security garnishment she feared most.
2. Financial Review
Full review of income and assets with Form 433-A, supervised by tax attorney David Cho.
3. Offer in Compromise
Pre-qualified, prepared and submitted the OIC based on low income, age, and no assets.
4. IRS Acceptance
The offer was approved after IRS review — removing nearly the entire debt.
How We Resolve Your IRS Tax Debt
Our structured, attorney-led pathway to complete financial relief.
Free IRS Account Investigation
We pull your official IRS transcripts, evaluate your collection statute expiration dates, and stop immediate garnishment or levy actions.
Attorney-Led Legal Strategy
Our tax attorneys build an evidence-backed resolution plan under the IRS Fresh Start Program, tailored to your financial ability to pay.
Negotiation & Final Settlement
We negotiate directly with IRS Offer Examiners and Revenue Officers to secure the lowest lawful settlement and ensure all tax liens are released.
