Installment Agreement

If you are unable to pay your back tax in full, there are IRS tax relief options for which you may qualify.  One such option is an Installment Agreement, a legally binding contract between you and the IRS.  There are different types of Installment Agreements available based on a taxpayer's financial qualifications.

You may be intimidated by the IRS into accepting an agreement that is not suitable for your financial situation. You need a knowledgeable tax attorney on your side. 

Installment Agreement

Requesting an Installment Agreement

Before pursuing an Installment Agreement, your tax attorney will carefully review all your financial records and tax returns.  Form 433-A will be completed for you, ensuring it contains all required information.  In addition to this form, your tax attorney will assist you in filing Form 9465, an Installment Agreement Request.   Once these forms are received by the IRS, they will respond within 30 days. 

IRS Tax Relief is Possible

Upon receiving the IRS response, your tax attorney will sit down with you and discuss your options based on the IRS decision. You may qualify for:

  • A reasonable installment agreement
  • A reduction of your outstanding tax debt
  • A penalty abatement
  • Forgiveness of the entire tax debt due to financial hardship

You Need Qualified Representation

You need an experienced tax attorney to ensure you receive the best financial resolution of your tax debt problems.  Tax professionals are skilled IRS negotiators. They are experienced and knowledgeable of current tax laws and codes that determine IRS debt collection practices.

Instant Tax Solutions tax experts will deal with the IRS on your behalf and ensure the best financial resolution of your tax problem.