When a Texas realtor received an IRS notice claiming he owed $270,000, he was out of options and running out of time. After two years of trying to handle the issue himself with no progress, he turned to Tax Lifeline—and everything changed.

Client Background

Our client was a successful realtor whose business depended on staying financially stable and credible. When the IRS claimed he owed hundreds of thousands from a home sale, it put not only his finances but also his peace of mind and professional reputation at risk.

Challenge

He had received an LT 11 Notice, the IRS’s final warning before enforcement. If he didn’t act, the IRS could seize assets, garnish wages, or file liens. Despite spending two years trying to fix the issue on his own, he was stuck in a maze of paperwork and confusing IRS correspondence. Every day, the stress mounted.

Solution

The realtor was referred to us by another satisfied client who had experienced similar relief through Tax Lifeline. Once we stepped in, we immediately gathered all necessary financial documents, examined the details of the property sale, and reviewed the IRS’s calculations line by line.

During our investigation, we discovered a key detail that had been completely overlooked—one that proved the IRS’s assessment was incorrect. We prepared and submitted the corrected documentation, along with a clear, evidence-based explanation of the client’s true tax position.

Result

The IRS accepted our findings and reduced his tax liability from $270,000 to $0.
The client could finally breathe again. With the fear of enforcement gone, he returned to his business and his normal life—free from the financial and emotional burden that had consumed him for years.