Nationwide State Tax Relief
Get help with your state tax debt in all 50 states
What to Know about State Tax Debt
State tax authorities have a reputation for being more aggressive in their tax debt collection efforts compared to the IRS. They have a smaller number of taxpayers compared to the IRS so they can afford to move fast and aggressively. If you have a state tax debt there are relief options available. Working with an experienced state tax debt relief company puts you in a position for the best possible outcome.
Who is State Tax Relief For?
State tax relief programs and options are for anyone who meets the eligibility requirements. A number of factors go into determining if you qualify for a particular relief option. Every state has different programs and options, with some offering more and others being more restrictive. Working with an experienced state tax relief company ensures you can take advantage of your state’s best tax relief options.
State Tax Relief Help
If you’re facing any of the following there is a tax relief option that can ease your burden and get you back on track. The Tax Hardship Center has helped thousands of taxpayers in all 50 states get state tax relief. Some of the most common state tax issues we’ve helped clients with include:
State Tax Relief Programs
Depending on the state, you’ll have a variety of tax relief programs that can ease your burden. Because state authorities move fast and are aggressive on collections it’s critical you don’t wait to explore your state’s tax relief options. Below are some of the more common state tax relief options your state may offer. If you’re not sure, contact The Tax Hardship Center and we’d be happy to explore the options your state authorities offer and determine the best course of action for your unique situation.
Installment Agreement
Installment agreements are basically payment plans that allow you to pay your tax debt over a set period of time, instead of a lump sum. They give you more time to pay without the burden of collection pressure and fees.
Currently Non-Collectible
The currently non-collectible IRS tax relief option allows you to pause any collection effort from the IRS on your owed taxes. This can be a good option when you need more time and can’t afford to pay anything at the moment.
Offer in Compromise
When you’re facing financial hardship you may not be able to cover your IRS tax burden. In these cases, you may be eligible to settle your tax debt for less than you currently owe.
Innocent Spouse Relief
Depending on your situation, you may be able to relieve yourself of your spouse’s tax burden using the IRS Innocent Spouse Relief program.
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If you owe money to the IRS, the Tax Hardship Center is here to help. With an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and business licensure in all fifty states, you can feel confident that we are here to help. Our tax professionals have experience in dealing with every type of tax problem and working directly with the IRS to solve these problems for our clients.