Frequently Asked Questions

Honest answers to the most common questions about IRS tax debt relief.

How much does the initial evaluation cost?

The initial evaluation of your case is completely free with no obligation.

How do I know if I qualify for an Offer in Compromise?

The IRS evaluates your real ability to pay, income, expenses and available assets. We review those same factors before recommending this path, so we never set expectations that don't match your situation.

Do you offer service in Spanish?

Yes, we offer full support in both English and Spanish, based on your preference.

How long does it take to resolve my case?

It depends on the type of solution and complexity of your case. A payment plan can be set up in weeks; an Offer in Compromise or an audit can take several months, since they also depend on the IRS's review timelines.

What if I already have an active wage garnishment?

It's important to act quickly. Contact us as soon as possible so we can review your situation and the options available for your specific case.

Do I need all my returns filed before we start?

Not for the first consultation. However, the IRS generally requires you to be current on filings before approving most relief programs, so it's likely one of the first steps if you have outstanding returns.

Do you guarantee my debt will be reduced?

No. No serious company can guarantee a specific outcome before knowing your case — the IRS decides each application by its own criteria. What we can guarantee is an honest, transparent evaluation of your real options.

How do I get started?

Fill out the contact form or call us. For the first conversation we only need to understand your general situation — no prior documentation required.

Have another question?

Reach out and we'll gladly answer, no obligation.

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