
IRS FRESH START & OIC · UNITED STATES
Confidential review — no credit score impact
Owe back taxes to the IRS or state tax authority? Discover whether you qualify for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), Fresh Start Installment Agreement, or Penalty Abatement. Connect with licensed tax professionals and settle your tax liability for what you can realistically afford.
Offer in Compromise
Settle eligible federal tax debt for less than the full balance owed.
Garnishment Relief
Protect your paychecks and bank accounts from aggressive IRS collections.
Penalty Abatement
Request removal of failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalty charges.
IRS TAX RELIEF CRITERIA · $10,000+ BALANCES
why your tax debt has legal resolution avenues

Every year, millions of American taxpayers fall behind on federal or state taxes due to business slowdowns, 1099 tax underwithholding, medical emergencies, or unexpected life disruptions.
Under the IRS Fresh Start initiative and IRC § 7122, taxpayers experiencing genuine financial hardship can negotiate an Offer in Compromise (OIC) or structured installment plan based on their Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP).
Verify your eligibility with a confidential evaluation, compare qualified tax resolution specialists, and stop IRS collection enforcement before it escalates.
PREQUALIFICATION
Zero Impact
no effect on personal or business credit score
REPRESENTATION
Licensed Pros
Enrolled Agents, CPAs & tax attorneys
“Understand your Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP) before submitting to the IRS — get verified guidance on your exact numbers.” — Resolve taxes legitimately.




NO OBLIGATION · CONFIDENTIAL PRE-CHECK
Four steps to resolve IRS tax debt
01 · Step one — assess balances & IRS status
Share basic details on federal or state balances, unfiled tax years, and recent IRS notice letters.
The initial analysis reviews your total outstanding tax debt across IRS 1040 personal income taxes, 941 business payroll taxes, and state tax agencies.
We examine active IRS collection actions including CP504 final notices of intent to levy, Form 668-W wage garnishments, and federal tax lien filings to prioritize immediate protection.
IRS TAX RELIEF AVENUES · STATUTORY RELIEF
Explore proven resolution programs
Whether facing active wage garnishments, years of unfiled returns, or unaffordable back taxes, discover which authorized IRS program matches your financial situation.

Settle unpaid tax liabilities for substantially less than the full amount if paying in full causes severe financial hardship.
WHY EXPLORE TAX SETTLEMENT · ALTFT TAX DESK
Clear advantages of professional evaluation
Explore Offer in Compromise, Installment Plans, Penalty Abatement, and CNC status instead of accepting aggressive IRS demands.
A confidential tax relief review lets you know where you stand without triggering IRS enforcement or impacting your credit score.
Authorized Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and Tax Attorneys communicate directly with IRS revenue officers on your behalf.
Review your exact Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP) calculations before investing in formal IRS paperwork filings.
REASONABLE COLLECTION POTENTIAL · IRS METRICS
5 factors that determine your settlement math
The IRS does not negotiate arbitrarily. Every Offer in Compromise is evaluated under strict formulas established in the Internal Revenue Manual.


Your monthly cash flow after subtracting IRS-allowable living expenses drives your settlement calculation.
The IRS calculates future income by subtracting allowed housing, food, transportation, and health care expenses from your gross income. The resulting monthly disposable income is multiplied across the OIC settlement terms.
CONSUMER PROTECTION · TAX RELIEF FRAUD WARNINGS
6 signs of deceptive tax resolution mills
The FTC and IRS frequently warn taxpayers about telemarketing outfits that promise guaranteed settlement before checking financial qualifications.
No tax resolution firm has a magic relationship with the IRS. Legitimate professionals evaluate your financial data against IRS RCP rules before confirming whether an OIC is viable.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS · TAX RESOLUTION
Answers to common IRS relief questions
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that resolves the taxpayer’s tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed under Internal Revenue Code Section 7122.
To qualify, you must demonstrate that your total asset equity plus projected future disposable income (Reasonable Collection Potential) is less than the total outstanding tax debt.
TAX RESOLUTION CHECKLIST · 6 ESSENTIALS
Verify your preparation before filing
Pull official IRS wage, income, and account transcripts to verify exact balances and statutory dates.
Ensure all required past federal and state tax returns are prepared, signed, and submitted.
Calculate net asset equity and monthly disposable income using official IRS allowable expense standards.
Request an immediate 30-to-60 day hold on active wage garnishments and bank levy enforcement.
Select between Offer in Compromise, Partial Payment Plan, Penalty Abatement, or CNC hardship status.
Work with a licensed Enrolled Agent, CPA, or Tax Attorney with Treasury Circular 230 standing.
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Explore whether you qualify for an IRS Offer in Compromise, Fresh Start payment plan, or Penalty Abatement. Connect with licensed tax professionals and take control of your financial future.