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If you owe more than $10k to the IRS, it has never been easier to set up an IRS tax payment plan & pay off what you owe over time.
Dealing with the IRS can be scary and intimidating.
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If you owe more than $10k to the IRS, our tax pros can help you set up a payment plan with the IRS, so you can start paying down what you owe and sleep again at night.
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If you owe more than $10k, our experienced tax professionals will help set up an IRS payment plan at a monthly payment you can afford. Once the agreement is set up, we will get the IRS to immediately release existing levies.
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IRS Streamlined Installment Agreement if You Owe Less than $50k
If you owe $50k or less or if your business owes $25k or less, you may qualify for an IRS Streamlined Installment Agreement (SIA).
This IRS payment plan is streamlined in that the IRS does not require verification of your assets, expenses, liabilities or income in order to qualify, as long as the amount owed can be paid in full within 72 months.
The minimum payment amount on this IRS payment plan is $25 per month.
IRS Payment Plan if You Owe More Than $50k or Cannot Pay in 72 Months
If you owe more than $50,000 in overdue taxes, or cannot afford to pay taxes owed in 72 months, our tax professionals can help negotiate and set up a longer term IRS payment plan agreement for you.
When you owe more than $50k, or cannot pay what you owe in 72 months, the IRS requires the submission of detailed financial information.
The IRS collections personnel will review a completed Collections Information Statement (Form 433-A, 433-B, or 433-F) to determine your living expense allowances and the amount you can pay each month.
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Next Steps to Setting up an IRS Payment Plan
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Contact us and get to know your personal tax consultant who will work directly with the IRS to set up a payment plan.
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IRS Payment Plans FAQs
What is the minimum payment for an IRS installment plan?
The IRS will ask you what you can afford to pay per month and encourage you to pay as much as possible to reduce your interest and penalties. If you choose not to answer, select too low of an amount, or let the IRS pick a payment amount for you, your minimum payment will be the amount you owe divided by 72. The minimum payment amount on an IRS streamlined installment agreement is $25 per month.
Can you file an IRS payment plan agreement on my behalf?
If you owe between $25k - $50k, our tax professionals can file an application for an installment agreement on your behalf.
What do I do if I owe the IRS more than $10k?
With a balance due above $10,000 but less than $50,000, you may qualify for a streamlined installment plan, which would give you 72 months to pay. Contact one of our tax pros to learn more.
Does the IRS forgive tax debt after 10 years?
In certain circumstances, the IRS will forgive tax debt after 10 years, however that period may be longer than expected. The 10 years is from the date of tax assessment and notice of deficiency, so when the IRS agent first discovered the unpaid taxes and filed the appropriate form. It is not the date when you sent your last tax return or made the last payment for that year.
Does a payment plan with the IRS hurt your credit?
The IRS does not report directly to the consumer credit bureaus. In 2018 the three major credit bureaus stopped reporting tax liens from consumer credit reports, however lenders could still search public records for any tax liens. The IRS could file a tax lien if you have outstanding back taxes due, but this will not be filed if you are making payments under an IRS payment plan.
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No more struggling with the IRS! Our experienced tax professionals will look at your whole situation and develop a realistic plan tailored specifically to you. Whether you owe $10k or $100k in back taxes, an IRS payment plan may be the best option for you, or you might qualify for other types of tax relief as well.Get no-obligation answers to your questions, and get started with an IRS Tax Payment Plan today. Speak to a Pro
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