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Facing the IRS is not easy. Facing the IRS alone is much worse. When you work with Tax Lifeline Tax Resolution, you acquire an ally who will:
- Represent you in front of the IRS,
- Take over all communication for you,
- Defend your rights as a taxpayer, and
- Get you the best possible settlement allowed by law.
If you're tired of trying to deal with the IRS on your own, it's time to reach out for a lifeline.
Relief starts with a FREE private consultation with a certified tax resolution specialist. You tell us your story, and we take the time to listen, ask, and investigate your case.
After investigating, our team takes over all contact with the IRS and starts gathering relevant information to create a tailored tax strategy fit for your needs.
Now it’s time for your dedicated case advisor to put the plan into action! We will negotiate with the IRS to get you the relief you deserve. No more sleepless nights – freedom is here!
There are a variety of reasons why people fail to file their taxes with the IRS. Failure to file a tax return, for any cause, is a criminal violation punishable by one year in prison for each year not filed. It is one thing to owe the IRS money, but you should never endanger your freedom for failure to file with the IRS. We can prepare and file overdue taxes in most cases, allowing you to avoid heavy penalties, but you have to act now. Call Tax Lifeline Tax Resolution today and we’ll file prior years’ tax returns right away!
Unable to pay your tax debt in full? You still have the chance to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount you owe. It’s all thanks to the Offer in Compromise program. This IRS program offers a way for taxpayers in financial hardship to eradicate thousands of dollars of tax debt. Not everyone can qualify for an Offer in Compromise, so it’s best to let experts like us assess if you qualify, gather what you need, and negotiate with the IRS.
An IRS Installment Agreement lessens your burdens by allowing you to pay your tax debt in monthly installments. This agreement prohibits the IRS from issuing liens and levies on your property or wages, so long as the payments are completed. Our experts can evaluate your situation and decide if you are eligible for an Installment Agreement. We are also able to find alternative solutions in case you don’t qualify. Call Tax Lifeline today, and leave it to us to help you get your life back on track.
If you receive a notice of a lien or a levy, you need to act fast! Liens and levies may have a terrible impact on your life. They are collection tactics used by the IRS to seize your assets. If you own it, the IRS can seize it. Our team can determine the best solution for your situation, such as a payment plan or levy release. Start a new and better life (one without the IRS on your back) with Tax Lifeline today!
Failing to pay or file your taxes can have serious consequences. Even if you have good reason to miss the tax deadline, the IRS can still pile on penalties until your tax obligation is paid in full. Penalty abatement helps you to avoid incurring fines for not filing your taxes, not paying them on time, or for making an error. We can investigate your case and assist you in obtaining and presenting documents demonstrating timely payment of your taxes.
Being declared “Currently Not Collectible” indicates that a taxpayer has no ability to pay their tax bills. A taxpayer can be declared Currently Not Collectible after proof in the form of special financial statements is given to the IRS. All IRS collection efforts, including levies and garnishments, will be suspended at this time. We can provide you all of the information you need to determine whether or not this program is right for you. If you do decide to go ahead with it, we can make sure the proof is obtained and presented correctly to attain Currently Not Collectible status.
There are a variety of reasons why people fail to file their taxes with the IRS. Failure to file a tax return, for any cause, is a criminal violation punishable by one year in prison for each year not filed. It is one thing to owe the IRS money, but you should never endanger your freedom for failure to file with the IRS. We can prepare and file overdue taxes in most cases, allowing you to avoid heavy penalties, but you have to act now. Call Tax Lifeline Tax Resolution today and we’ll file prior years’ tax returns right away!
Unable to pay your tax debt in full? You still have the chance to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount you owe. It’s all thanks to the Offer in Compromise program. This IRS program offers a way for taxpayers in financial hardship to eradicate thousands of dollars of tax debt. Not everyone can qualify for an Offer in Compromise, so it’s best to let experts like us assess if you qualify, gather what you need, and negotiate with the IRS.
An IRS Installment Agreement lessens your burdens by allowing you to pay your tax debt in monthly installments. This agreement prohibits the IRS from issuing liens and levies on your property or wages, so long as the payments are completed. Our experts can evaluate your situation and decide if you are eligible for an Installment Agreement. We are also able to find alternative solutions in case you don’t qualify. Call Tax Lifeline today, and leave it to us to help you get your life back on track.
If you receive a notice of a lien or a levy, you need to act fast! Liens and levies may have a terrible impact on your life. They are collection tactics used by the IRS to seize your assets. If you own it, the IRS can seize it. Our team can determine the best solution for your situation, such as a payment plan or levy release. Start a new and better life (one without the IRS on your back) with Tax Lifeline today!
Failing to pay or file your taxes can have serious consequences. Even if you have good reason to miss the tax deadline, the IRS can still pile on penalties until your tax obligation is paid in full. Penalty abatement helps you to avoid incurring fines for not filing your taxes, not paying them on time, or for making an error. We can investigate your case and assist you in obtaining and presenting documents demonstrating timely payment of your taxes.
Being declared “Currently Not Collectible” indicates that a taxpayer has no ability to pay their tax bills. A taxpayer can be declared Currently Not Collectible after proof in the form of special financial statements is given to the IRS. All IRS collection efforts, including levies and garnishments, will be suspended at this time. We can provide you all of the information you need to determine whether or not this program is right for you. If you do decide to go ahead with it, we can make sure the proof is obtained and presented correctly to attain Currently Not Collectible status.
