Freedom Tax Debt Relief

A Tax Resolution Firm That You Can Trust

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Freedom Tax Debt Relief is a full-service Tax Resolution firm that can handle almost any IRS or State Tax Issue.

About

Freedom Tax Debt Relief is a full-service Tax Resolution firm that can handle almost any IRS or State Tax Issue. Our staff includes a CPA and other Tax Professionals with over 25 years of experience in assisting taxpayers resolve their tax debt with the IRS.

Our team is ready to provide answers for taxpayers impacted by garnishments, bank levies, liens and other IRS collection efforts. We specialize in resolving and reducing IRS or State Tax Debt using a unique “Two Phase” approach, ensuring clients understand their options before paying any fees. Our firm is committed to professionalism, responsiveness, and quality, providing outstanding service to clients through dedicated attention, fast and accurate personnel, and continuous professional education.

Two-Phase Approach

Client-Focused Transparency

Money-Back Guarantee for Investigation Phase

Full-Year Post-Resolution Support

Services

Tax Consultation

Initial assessment and advice on tax issues.

Tax Preparation

Preparation and filing of tax returns.

Tax Resolution

Strategies to resolve tax debt with the IRS or state taxing agencies.

Audit Representation Currently Not Collectible Installment Plans Offer In Compromise Penalty Abatement State Tax Issues Stop Wage Garnishment Tax Lien Removal Unfiled Tax Returns

Tax Negotiation & Tax Settlement

Negotiating settlements and reductions of tax liabilities.

Offer In Compromise Levy Release Lien Removal

Credentials & Certifications

CPA

Since 1995

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tax Relief? +

Tax relief is the process permitted by the IRS to resolve the inability to pay tax debt, including strategies like Offer in Compromise, installment agreements, and penalty abatement.

How does the IRS determine eligibility for an Offer in Compromise? +

The IRS evaluates the taxpayer’s financial ability to pay, considering income, expenses, and asset equity to determine if a reduced settlement is fair.

What is the difference between a tax consultation and tax preparation? +

Tax consultation involves assessing your tax situation and exploring options, while tax preparation involves completing and filing tax returns.