Question 1

What happens during the free consultation?

Accepted Answer

It's a confidential 30-minute conversation, not a sales pitch. We listen to your IRS situation, walk through the resolution options that might apply, and answer your questions. No obligation, nothing to prepare. If you have any IRS letters handy, those help us understand the picture, but they're not required to talk.

Question 2

How much does tax resolution cost?

Accepted Answer

Tax resolution fees depend on what your case actually needs. Some situations resolve with a simple installment agreement, others require more involved negotiation. We don't quote one-size-fits-all pricing, because that's how firms end up overcharging clients who don't need the heavy work. During the consultation, we walk through what your specific case requires and what it costs, so you can decide what makes sense for your situation.

Question 3

What if I haven't filed taxes in years?

Accepted Answer

You're not alone in this, and it's more common than most people realize. The path forward usually starts with filing the missing returns, which establishes a baseline for any back-tax balance and the relief options that follow. We help clients catch up confidentially, no matter how many years behind they are, and we approach this work without judgment.

Question 4

Can the IRS really settle for less than I owe?

Accepted Answer

In some cases, yes, through programs like Offer in Compromise. But eligibility for that program is narrower than tax-relief advertising usually suggests, and many cases don't qualify. We'd rather give you the honest picture upfront than promise an outcome we can't guarantee. The right resolution depends on your specific circumstances, and a settlement isn't always the best path forward even when it's available. That's what the consultation is for.

Question 5

How long does tax resolution take?

Accepted Answer

Most resolutions take between three and twelve months, depending on the complexity of your case and how quickly the IRS responds. Simpler matters, like setting up an installment agreement, can sometimes resolve faster. We'll give you a realistic timeline during the consultation, based on what your specific situation requires, rather than the optimistic one some firms use to close the sale.

Question 6

Why shouldn't I just deal with the IRS myself?

Accepted Answer

You can, and some straightforward situations don't require professional help. We'll tell you when that's the case. IRS resolution involves specific procedures, deadlines, and program eligibility rules that change frequently. A licensed tax professional knows which path applies to your situation and can communicate with the IRS on your behalf, which is often more efficient than navigating it alone, especially in cases involving liens, levies, garnishments, or significant back-tax balances.

Behind on taxes? You're closer to a resolution than you think.

A Different Kind of Tax Resolution Firm

Licensed Professionals

Transparent Process

Resolution-Focused

Three Steps, No Pressure

Consultation

Strategy

Resolution

Tax Problems We Resolve

IRS Back Taxes

Wage Garnishment

Bank Levy

Tax Liens

Unfiled Returns

IRS Notices

Audit Defense

Offer in Compromise

Tax Problems Look Different for Different People

Individuals

Self-Employed & 1099

Business Owners

What Sets Global Tax Relief Apart

Direct access to licensed professionals

Honest assessment, not aggressive promises

Flat-fee transparency

National service, individual attention

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You don't have to figure this out alone.