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Doing nothing to resolve your tax problem simply means continuing to live with the problem and making it worse.
Many Americans feel alone and under stress when faced with the crisis of tax problems. Fortunately, the tax experts at AmeriStar Tax Centers are available to be your dedicated resource to represent you and resolve your IRS problem in the shortest amount of time possible.

The AmeriStar Tax Team can give you peace of mind, and more importantly - help resolve your IRS or state tax problems.

We will give you a full and complete explanation of all of the tax relief options that are available from the IRS. You will find our staff friendly, courteous, and understanding. Contact us directly to find out how proper representation can resolve your delinquent tax liabilities. Our experience, dedication, consultative approach, and commitment to our clients make us a leading tax resolution firm in solving consumer tax problems.

The worst possible action is to ignore the IRS. The best possible solution is to act now.

IRS Help for Taxpayers

If you can't pay your taxes or your payments are late, the IRS charges you penalties and interest. The good news is they will work with you. There are several tax relief programs available to help people who owe back taxes:

An Installment Agreement is generally available to people who can't pay their tax debt in full at one time. The program allows people to make smaller monthly payments until the entire debt is satisfied.

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) lets taxpayers permanently settle their tax debt for less than the amount they owe. The OIC is an important tool to help taxpayers in limited circumstances; taxpayers are eligible only after other payment options have been exhausted and their ability to pay has been reviewed by the IRS.

In very limited circumstances, the IRS may offer a penalty abatement to people who haven't paid their taxes because of a special hardship. If the taxpayer meets very narrow criteria, the IRS may agree to forgive the penalties. An interest abatement is even more limited and is rarely provided.

According to the IRS, you can apply for an Installment Agreement, OIC, or a penalty or interest abatement without the help of a third party. If you prefer third-party assistance in negotiating with the IRS, only certain tax professionals, Enrolled Agents (federally-authorized tax practitioners who can represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the IRS), Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), and attorneys, have the authority to represent you.

Call us for a free consultation. Our CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and tax enrollment specialists are eager to start helping you solve your tax troubles immediately.

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