Offer in Compromise
If you qualify, the IRS may accept less than the full amount you owe. We'll take a free first look, then connect you with a professional who can confirm eligibility and file the offer.
Ethical, professional, affordable tax debt resolution
Integrity Tax reviews your situation and connects you with the right licensed tax professional (a CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney) to resolve back taxes and stop collections. Straight answers, no false promises.
Real client result
Actual settled case. Past results don't guarantee future outcomes, and every case depends on individual circumstances.
Services
Every case is different. We'll review yours for free, explain which options may fit, and match you with the best licensed professional experienced in your type of case.
If you qualify, the IRS may accept less than the full amount you owe. We'll take a free first look, then connect you with a professional who can confirm eligibility and file the offer.
Your matched professional can set up an installment agreement with a monthly payment you can actually afford, which generally pauses levies while you pay.
Penalties can make up a big part of a tax bill. A licensed professional can request first-time or reasonable-cause abatement to have them reduced or removed.
If the IRS is taking your paycheck or freezing your bank account, we'll prioritize your case and quickly connect you with a professional who can work toward a release.
Behind on filing? We'll connect you with a professional to prepare your missing returns, which is usually the first step before the IRS will agree to any relief.
Not sure what an IRS letter means? We'll help you understand it, then connect you with a professional who can respond and, if you can't pay right now, request Currently Not Collectible status.
About us
We are a group of Professional Tax Advisors with over 40 years of experience between us. We have worked with almost every tax resolution company out there and we know who is the best, but more importantly, who isn't!
Tax problems aren't one-size-fits-all, so neither is our approach. We review your situation, then place you with the CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney in our network who is the best fit for your specific issue. If we don't think we can help, we'll tell you so in the free consultation, before you pay anything.
Reviews
"The IRS was garnishing my paycheck and I didn't know where to turn. Integrity connected me with a CPA who got the garnishment released and set me up on a payment plan I can afford."
"I hadn't filed in four years and was scared to even open my mail. The Enrolled Agent they matched me with filed everything, got most of the penalties removed, and treated me with respect."
"Other companies promised to make my debt disappear. Integrity told me the truth about my options and matched me with a tax attorney who delivered."
FAQs
A licensed CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney from our network, chosen for your specific issue. We review your situation first, then match you with the professional best suited to it.
Sometimes. Penalties can often be reduced or removed, and some people qualify for an Offer in Compromise that settles the debt for less. Whether you qualify depends on your income, expenses, and assets. We'll give you an honest first look, and your matched professional will confirm your options. Be wary of anyone who guarantees results before looking at your finances.
Your consultation with us is free. Before any work begins, you'll get a clear quote for your case, so you know the full cost upfront.
IRS letters usually don't stop until the case is resolved, however, once you sign a power of attorney (IRS Form 2848) with your matched CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney, they can speak with the IRS on your behalf, and the IRS will generally contact them about your case instead of you.
Often, yes. Getting a resolution in place, like a payment plan or hardship status, is usually what gets a garnishment or levy released. Contact us as soon as possible so we can get you to the right professional quickly, since timing matters.
Yes, and it's more common than you think. The IRS generally requires your missing returns to be filed before it will agree to relief, so the first step is getting you caught up. We know someone for that! Check out the “Our Network” tab, or contact us directly for a free consultation and recommendation.
It depends on the solution. Payment plans can often be set up within a few weeks, while an Offer in Compromise commonly takes several months or longer for the IRS to review.
Yes. Our network includes professionals who handle state tax agencies as well as the IRS.
Contact
Your consultation is free and confidential. Send a message or give us a call, and we'll usually reply within one business day.