Thousands of Americans who owe back taxes are rushing to claim their tax relief benefits as the IRS resumes enforced collection actions.
The IRS paused collection efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic but is returning to full-scale enforcement in 2024.
With the IRS back in full force, a record number of Americans are applying for the Fresh Start Program to reduce or even completely erase their tax liability. Thanks to a budget increase from the Inflation Reduction Act, the IRS has approved more applications than ever before.
When taxpayers fill out our Tax Relief Survey, they are able to see if they qualify for the IRS Fresh Start Program and begin their journey toward tax resolution in minutes.
The IRS continues to expand its force of Revenue Officers and Agents tasked with collection enforcement. This year alone, the agency has recovered over $1 billion by garnishing wages and seizing assets from Americans who ignore their tax debts.
To restart the collection process, the IRS is sending notices to thousands of Americans, reminding them about their tax debt and explaining possible payment options.
These notices explain how the federal government automatically waived failure-to-file penalties in 2020 and 2021 thanks to a pandemic-related relief program.
However, tax penalties are now being assessed which will quickly add up: roughly 5.5% of the unpaid taxes each month – plus interest charges that accrue daily.
If you received an IRS notice or have overdue taxes and can’t afford to pay them in full, qualifying for tax relief before the IRS escalates your case is critical.
Take this 60-second Quiz to See if You Qualify for the IRS Fresh Start Program.
While a record number of Americans are applying for the Fresh Start Program, thousands more do not realize they qualify for tax relief because they never took the time to check their eligibility.
Remember, it is 100% FREE to see if you qualify for the IRS Fresh Start Program, and a few minutes could help you save THOUSANDS.
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Every day, your tax debt grows larger due to penalties and fees. It is vital to act now and partner with a tax relief expert to receive the best resolution possible.