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A short-term plan gives you up to 180 days to pay in full. It can be the simplest path when the balance is manageable.

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A short-term plan gives you up to 180 days to pay in full. It can be the simplest path when the balance is manageable.
An installment agreement is often available without detailed financial forms when you owe $50,000 or less in tax, penalties and interest and can pay it within 72 months.
If you owe more or cannot afford the payment requested, the IRS will want a financial statement. We prepare it and negotiate a monthly number.
We can ask for collection to be paused as currently not collectible. Interest continues to add up, so it is a pause, not a disappearance of the balance.
Most people do not qualify. We screen you for free before you spend a dollar, and only quote this work if the facts support it.
What it costs
Payment plan setup is $650 for a standard plan, up to $1,800 when the IRS wants a financial statement. See all flat fees.
“I had a CP504 and was sure they were coming for my truck. Corinne had me on a payment plan in three weeks, and I never talked to the IRS once.”Ray T., Broken Arrow
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