IRS Tax Debt Forgiveness

There’s no magic genie who can make your tax debt disappear. That’s why there’s IRS tax debt forgiveness. When you can’t pay your taxes, tax debt forgiveness programs can provide some much needed relief.

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What is Tax Debt Forgiveness?

Tax debt forgiveness is a broad term used to describe the various tax relief programs available to taxpayers who are unable to pay their tax debts. IRS tax debt forgiveness allows your debt to be significantly reduced or canceled, which can be life-changing for those who qualify. According to the most recent data from the IRS, over 14 million Americans owe back taxes, penalties, and interest. Although the IRS will aggressively pursue those with delinquent accounts, they also realize that there are legitimate reasons why some people may be unable to pay their tax debt. Those qualifying for IRS tax debt forgiveness typically fall under the “financial hardship” category. This means you are unable to meet your basic living expenses, which includes:

• Food

• Housekeeping supplies

• Apparel and services

• Personal care products and services

• Out-of-pocket healthcare expenses

• Housing and utilities

• Transportation costs

Tax debt can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to deal with the IRS on your own. At Tax Defense Network, we’ll work with you to find the best resolution for your tax problem.

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IRS Tax Debt Forgiveness Programs

If you are one of the millions who can’t pay their taxes, you could be eligible for one of the various IRS tax debt forgiveness programs.

Not everyone will qualify for a tax debt forgiveness program that will cancel or reduce the amount owed.  There are, however, many other tax relief options available to help you settle your debt. To determine which is best for your unique situation, schedule a free consultation with our tax experts today!

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“My personal experience with TDN was nothing short of life-changing. I’d been saddled with 23k in tax debt and I honestly thought it was going to follow me forever. I called TDN on a whim and I’m very glad I did. My entire debt has been deemed “uncollectable,” which means, unless I win the lottery in the next few years, my debt is forgiven. All in all, a great experience. I’m back to living my best life. Thanks, Tax Defense Network!”

— Paul L.

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Common Questions About Tax Debt Forgiveness

Q: How can I get my tax debt forgiven?

Qualifications for each tax debt forgiveness program will vary. For most, you’ll need to provide plenty of evidence supporting the fact that you don’t have the ability to pay the balance of your tax liability. The application process can be overwhelming, so it’s best to work with a tax professional to ensure the best outcome.

Q: Isn’t tax debt forgiveness automatic after 10 years?

The IRS has 10 years from the date of assessment (the date they determined that you owed a debt) to collect. However, this isn’t exactly an easy way out. The IRS will still take collection actions against you and you will still encounter liens, levies, wage garnishment, and other unfortunate consequences.

Q: Which tax debt forgiveness form should I use?

Every IRS tax debt forgiveness program has its own form. You’ll need to know which program you want to apply to before finding and completing the correct form.

Q: Where can I find a tax debt forgiveness calculator?

The internet is full of misleading tax debt calculators that don’t provide reliable results. Consult with a tax professional to get the most accurate understanding of how IRS tax forgiveness could help you.

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