Don't take on your IRS problems yourself. Get tax relief help from the pros.
Tax Defense Network has an army of tax professionals accessible to you right in Ann Arbor, ready to help you climb out of the tax-debt trenches. We have consulted on more than $18 billion in tax debt. Our knowledgeable pros have decades of experience helping people across the U.S. tackle complex tax issues. If you’re having trouble with the IRS, don’t face them alone. Enlist Tax Defense Network to help you find the right solution for your tax problem.
The first step in getting tax help is making that call. We make it easy to start with a free, no-commitment, confidential consultation. A trained tax professional will learn about your tax situation, then get to work researching the best way for us to help you. Once you're on board with our reccomendations, we work with the IRS or state agencies on your behalf to find the best tax relief solution. A dedicated case advisor will ensure you're kept informed every step of the way, helping to get your life back on track.
You can settle tax debt on your own with the IRS or state; however, the process is very long and confusing. The IRS requires documentation to show that you are eligible for their tax relief programs, including proving financial hardship. It's best to consult a tax professional or tax relief company with the experience and knowledge to present you with many options before doing the legwork for a resolution. And if it turns out you can’t settle your tax debt but you also can’t pay the full amount, a tax professional will be able to look into your other relief opportunities, like an installment agreement (also known as payment plans).
If you fail to pay your tax bill and don't set up a payment plan, the IRS will take steps to collect the money. This may include imposing a federal tax lien or tax levy. The IRS may place a lien on your property and or assets if you owe $10,000 or more in back taxes. Escalation beyond a lien could include wage garnishment or collection of property (e.g. cars).
Yes. It is illegal to not pay your taxes. If you can't afford your tax bill, you will need to seek IRS tax debt relief, such as a payment plan or other options with the IRS Fresh Start Program.
About Tax Defense Network Ann Arbor
Tax Defense Network is MoneySolver's fully owned operation dedicated to tax services. Since 2007, our company’s network of licensed tax professionals has helped hundreds of thousands of taxpayers resolve their IRS issues. With an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, we are trusted by Ann Arbor taxpayers to find freedom from IRS issues and reclaim your life.
IRS Tax Forgiveness
IRS Appeals
Wage Garnishment
Back Taxes
IRS Levies & Liens
State Tax Relief
Fresh Start Initiative
