The IRS Account Mystery
You Got a Notice. But What Does It Mean?
The IRS sends notices with account numbers, codes, and amounts. But most people don't understand what they're looking at. Is it the actual amount owed? Is it just a notice? Are penalties included? You're left guessing.
What Actually Needs to Be Fixed?
Is it unfiled returns? Unpaid taxes? Missing payments? A combination? Without knowing exactly what the IRS sees, you can't make the right decision about what to do next.
Is Your Debt Growing?
Interest and penalties compound daily. Without seeing your account, you don't know if penalties are still being added or if your situation is getting worse by the week.
Your IRS Transcript Shows the Truth
Your official IRS account transcript is the definitive record of what you actually owe. See the breakdown and know where you stand.
Your Exact Balance
The precise amount you owe the IRS—no estimates, no guesses. Broken down by year and tax type. This is the number that matters.
Tax + Penalties + Interest Breakdown
Of your total debt, how much is the original tax? How much is penalties? How much is interest? This matters for resolution options.
What's Been Paid (& What Hasn't)
See your complete payment history. When payments were applied, how much went to principal vs. interest, and what's still outstanding.
Critical Issues
Unfiled years? Federal tax liens? Wage levies? Bank levies? Your transcript shows everything that needs immediate attention.
Your Next Steps (Based on Your Actual Situation)
If You Can Pay Over Time
A payment plan (installment agreement) might work. You need to know your exact balance to determine what monthly payment the IRS will accept.
Average fee to set up: $225
If You Can't Afford to Pay
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) or Currently Not Collectible status might apply. But you need your exact debt and income to know if you qualify.
Average fee to set up: $1,200-$3,500 with firms
If You Have Errors or Penalties
Many transcripts show penalties that shouldn't be there. You need to see the details first to challenge them.
Average fee to dispute: $500-$2,000 with firms
If You Need Time to Figure It Out
Your transcript gives you the facts you need to make an informed decision. No pressure. No salespeople. Just data.
Time to decide: As long as you need
Know Exactly What You Owe
Get your IRS transcript analyzed and converted into a clear, actionable report. See your exact debt, your options, and your best next steps.
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