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Tax relief, matched to the notice in your hand.

The IRS uses different tools for different problems. A wage levy is not a lien, and an unfiled return is not the same as a balance you already agree with. Resoly starts by naming which one you are actually facing.

IRS Tax Debt

A balance due can include the original tax, penalties, and interest that keeps accruing. Depending on the year, your income, and what you can document, options can include a payment plan, penalty relief, an offer in compromise, or currently not collectible status. None of those is automatic, so Resoly reviews your IRS transcripts before recommending one.

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Unfiled Tax Returns

The IRS can file a substitute return for you, and that version usually ignores deductions you were entitled to. Filing the missing years yourself is often the first move, even when you cannot pay the balance yet. Resoly prepares past-due returns from the records you have and flags any refund that can still be claimed.

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Collection Notices

CP and LT notices are a sequence, not a single letter. Early notices ask for payment; later ones warn of a levy. The deadline on the page matters more than the tone. Resoly identifies which notice you received, what rights it gives you, and what has to be filed before that date.

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Wage Garnishments

A federal wage levy is sent to your employer and continues until the debt is resolved or the levy is released. A release is possible when you enter an approved agreement or show that the levy creates an economic hardship. Resoly works from the levy notice and your pay stubs so the request matches what the IRS asks for.

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Tax Liens

A Notice of Federal Tax Lien is a public claim against property. Paying the balance leads to a release, and withdrawal can be requested in specific cases, including after a direct debit installment agreement. Resoly tells you which options apply to the lien on file.

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Installment Agreements

A payment plan spreads what you owe across months you can actually fund. The IRS looks at the balance, whether your filings are current, and, above certain amounts, your monthly finances. Resoly sets the proposed payment from those numbers so the agreement is one you can keep.

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