Settle Your IRS Debt for Less Than You Owe
What Is a Tax Settlement?
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
Pay a lump sum or short-term payment plan that’s less than your total debt, based on your financial situation.
Partial Payment Installment Agreement (PPIA)
Make affordable monthly payments that may not cover the full debt over time.
Currently Not Collectible (CNC)
Temporarily pause IRS collections if you’re in financial hardship, with no payments required until your situation improves.
How Better Tax Relief Helps With IRS Tax Settlements
We analyze your income, expenses, and assets to determine eligibility for settlement programs like OIC or CNC.
We gather and prepare all necessary paperwork to support your OIC or hardship claim, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
Our certified professionals communicate directly with the IRS to negotiate terms, integrating strategies for Tax Levy defense or wage garnishment issues.
We combine settlement efforts with other services, such as Wage Garnishment defense or Back Taxes resolution, for a comprehensive solution.
For additional insights on tax relief options, check out the Urban Institute & Brookings Institution Tax Policy Center.
Why Choose BTR for Tax Settlement Help?
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Certified Professionals
Our team holds credentials from top institutions, ensuring expert handling of your case. Learn more on our Certifications & Credentials page.
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Personalized Approach
We tailor every settlement plan to your unique financial situation, like finding the perfect toy for your pet.
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Proven Success
We’ve helped thousands of Californians reduce their tax debt through strategic settlements.
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Comprehensive Services
From Tax Preparation to IRS Installment Agreements, we cover all your tax needs.
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Client-Centered Care
We prioritize your peace of mind, keeping you informed and supported every step of the way.
Tax Settlement FAQs
A tax settlement is an agreement with the IRS to pay less than your full tax debt, often through programs like an Offer in Compromise. It involves submitting financial documentation and negotiating terms based on your ability to pay.
Yes, if you qualify for programs like an OIC or CNC, you can settle for less based on financial hardship. BTR assesses your eligibility to maximize your savings.
To qualify for an OIC, you must demonstrate financial hardship, have filed all tax returns, and provide detailed financial information. Learn more from the National Taxpayer Advocate.
A tax settlement reduces your total debt, while a payment plan spreads the full amount over time. BTR can help you choose the best option for your situation.
The process typically takes 6–12 months, depending on the complexity of your case and IRS response times. BTR keeps you updated throughout to ensure a smooth experience.