City Tax Services
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
To be eligible for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), you must demonstrate an inability to repay the tax debt within the timeframe that the IRS has to collect it.
Penalty Abatement
To be eligible for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), you must demonstrate an inability to repay the tax debt within the timeframe that the IRS has to collect it.
Installment Agreement
This payment plan agreement enables you to settle your entire debt in manageable, equal installments.
Partial Payment Installment Arrangement (PPIA)
A payment arrangement in which the total number of payments made to the IRS is fewer than the total amount of tax due, particularly when full payment cannot be made before the statute of limitations expires.
Tax Lien Discharge
You waive your rights and permit the sale of any property subject to an IRS lien, ensuring it is sold free and clear of the tax lien.
Tax Lien Subordination
Permits a “junior” creditor to prioritize their claim on the property ahead of the IRS.
Wage Garnishment Removal
Your commitment has been met, and the garnishment has been lifted.
Bank Levy Removal
The levy has been released either due to your payment of the tax debt or the expiration of the time limit.
Innocent Spouse Relief
If you filed a joint return where the tax due was understated, and you were unaware of it, it would be unjust to hold you liable.
Currently Non-Collectible
Assigned by the IRS when someone cannot pay due to a temporary hardship.
Statute of Limitations
The statute of limitations, typically 10 years, dictates the duration during which the IRS can collect taxes and impose levies. The commencement of this timeframe varies depending on the specific action taken.
Tax Lien Withdrawal
Your tax obligation has been fulfilled, and the lien has been lifted.