Find Out If You Qualify for IRS Debt Settlement
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EXAMPLE SAVINGS
Estimated Tax Savings
• IRS Debt: $50,000
• Monthly Income: $4,000
• Offer in Compromise eligible
Example only. This is not your actual savings. Final results depend on your details and filing.
EXAMPLE SAVINGS
Estimated Tax Savings
• IRS Debt: $50,000
• Monthly Income: $4,000
• Offer in Compromise eligible
Example only. This is not your actual savings. Final results depend on your details and filing.
How It Works
Three simple steps to discover your opportunities
Answer 5 Questions
Tell us about your IRS debt, income, and financial situation
See Your Options
We analyze which IRS relief programs you may qualify for
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Why Use This Calculator?
IRS Settlement Programs Exist
The IRS has programs like Offer in Compromise that can settle debt for pennies on the dollar.
Installment Plans Available
You may qualify for affordable monthly payment plans.
Hardship Status Protection
If you can't pay, Currently Not Collectible status can stop collections.
Time Is Critical
Penalties and interest grow daily. Acting now saves money.
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What People Are Saying
Real results from people like you
"I owed $45,000 to the IRS and thought I was stuck. They helped me settle for a fraction of what I owed."
James R.
Tax Debt Settled, Arizona
"The IRS was garnishing my wages. Within weeks of getting help, the garnishment stopped."
Maria G.
Wage Garnishment Resolved, Texas
"I didn't think Offer in Compromise was real. It is — and I qualified. Best decision I ever made."
Steve D.
OIC Approved, Ohio
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Offer in Compromise?
An Offer in Compromise is an IRS program that allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed if you meet certain criteria.
How much can the IRS settle for?
Settlement amounts vary based on your ability to pay, income, expenses, and asset values. Some people settle for as little as 10-20% of their total debt.
Will this affect my credit score?
IRS tax debt itself doesn't appear on credit reports unless a lien is filed. Settling your debt can actually improve your financial standing.