Tax Debt Help

• Tax Services Process
• Tax Resolution and Settlement
• Educational Resources

Tax Services Process

TaxDebtHelp.com is not a direct tax relief service provider. It instead partners and works with other tax relief companies. The tax relief process typically starts out with a free, 30-minute consultation with a tax professional. During this meeting, clients can get a feel for what tax relief options would work best as a solution to the tax issue. The company can help with a range of tax problems, whether it be a tax lien, tax levy, wage garnishment, tax audit, back taxes, tax penalty, and more. It also offers several tax relief solutions like offer in compromise, installment agreement, penalty abatement, innocent spouse relief, audit representation, etc. Once a client chooses a tax relief company to help with the problem, the taxpayer's case is assigned to a tax professional or team. Clients can expect to work with a CPA, tax attorney, enrolled agent, or former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent during the tax relief process. Once the client grants power of attorney, the tax professional can then represent against the IRS on the taxpayer's behalf.

Tax Resolution and Settlement

Once TaxDebtHelp.com has been contracted, the tax resolution process begins, and the client's tax professional will make sure the client is in full compliance with all tax filings. The tax professional will take over communication with the IRS, and once a tax settlement is approved, the debt will be resolved. From there, the client will be free from the IRS tax debt, and in good standing. TaxDebtHelp.com claims that even after the debt is resolved, a tax professional will provide clients with advice on how to stay in compliance, and how to avoid future tax debt problems.

Educational Resources

One of TaxDebtHelp.com's major values is the vast amount of educational knowledge it provides. The tax relief service's website has a comprehensive blog that provides multiple articles on tax debt issues, tax debt settlement, tax payment options, and state taxes. The blog also elaborates on tax relief forms, and tax filings. TaxDebtHelp.com prides itself on the assortment of IRS debt relief information articles. Tax relief resources are provided in hopes of helping customers gain a better knowledge of various tax topics in the industry.

• Not Accredited
• Website Lacks Information
• No Warranty
• Indirect Tax Services

Not Accredited

TaxDebtHelp.com does not advertise being a member of top professional associations in the industry, including the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA), the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers (ASTPS), or the National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP).

Website Lacks Information

TaxDebtHelp.com's website can feel cluttered and confusing at times. It also lacks information in a few key areas. First, the company does not provide any information on its partnered tax services, or how the "matching up" process works. It is unclear how the company determines which taxpayer goes with which partnered tax service. There's no information on the website about which states its tax debt relief services are available in. Though company representatives revealed an average price of $2,500 over the phone, the company does not provide any pricing information for tax debt relief services on its website, and it is not specified if TaxDebtHelp.com requires any fees.

No Warranty

TaxDebtHelp.com does not operate with any kind of guarantee of warranty for tax debt relief services. The Privacy and Legal Disclaimer pages state that the company tries to make sure all information is reliable, accurate, and secure; however, it claims it cannot make sure the website is free from all viruses, delays, errors, omissions, and defects.

Indirect Tax Services

TaxDebtHelp.com as a company does not directly provide tax services. Instead, it utilizes partner tax services. Additionally, the website talks about asset seizures on the blog, and educates on tax levy appeals; however, the website does not explain if the company assists clients with asset seizures, or IRS appeals.