Do you owe taxes and can't pay in full? You may be eligible for an IRS Installment Agreement. There are two basic options:

• Short-Term Payment Plan - this allows you to make payments over 4 months (120 days).
• Long-Term Payment Plan - payments can be stretched out for 120 days or longer.

The type of installment agreement you request, as well as the length of your payment plan, will depend on the total amount of taxes you owe. Before you can apply, all tax returns must be current. Our tax pros can help you with any unfiled returns, as well as the installment agreement application process.

If you fail to pay your taxes by the due date, the IRS will assess penalties and interest on the tax debt until it is paid in full. When the overdue amount goes unaddressed, the IRS will also move to place a tax levy and/or tax lien to satisfy the debt. You could be facing wage garnishment and the destruction of your credit score.

Before things get that far, let Tax Defense Network help. We can:

• Negotiate with the IRS to help lower your tax burden
• Get you approved for an affordable payment plan
• Offer financing to help you pay your remaining tax debt

Our top-rated, tax relief service has helped thousands of taxpayers, just like you, get results. We also offer affordable financing options to help pay off your overdue taxes.

If you owe taxes, it can be downright depressing – especially if you can’t afford to pay them. Unfortunately, not filing your taxes is not only illegal, but it can also lead to an entirely different set of tax problems and penalties. There are, thankfully, some IRS programs that can help you get back on track and stay out of trouble.

• Installment Plans – There are payment plans available to help you get back on track with the IRS. In most cases, you’ll have up to 72 months to repay your tax debt, and your tax penalties and interest may be forgiven.
• Offer in Compromise – Depending on the amount you owe, and your specific situation, we may be able to negotiate a lower tax debt to help settle your unfiled tax returns.

Don’t hide from the IRS. Unfiled taxes may eventually lead to tax liens, tax levies and wage garnishment. Our tax professionals can help resolve your tax problems and negotiate with the IRS to secure the best resolution for you.

In some cases, our clients have had their tax burden lowered by as much as 99%! Depending on the specifics of your tax case, we may be able to help you significantly reduce your tax debt, as well. Even if your back taxes are not forgiven, we can help you get a fresh start by looking at other options, such as:

• IRS Installment Plans – If you haven’t filed your taxes because of your tax liability, you may be eligible for one of the many IRS payment plans that allow you to pay your tax bill over a scheduled amount of time.
• Offer in Compromise – Depending on the amount you owe, and your specific situation, we may be able to negotiate a lower tax debt to help settle your unfiled tax returns.
• Currently Not Collectible – In rare cases, due to extreme financial hardship, the IRS may decide that your tax debt is Currently Not collectible, which basically puts your bill on hold. During this time, all IRS collections must stop.

Tax amnesty or tax forgiveness won’t make your tax debt disappear, but it can help lower your balance and keep you out of trouble with the government.