Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tax Relief?
Tax relief refers to IRS programs designed to assist eligible taxpayers in managing, reducing, or settling their tax obligations. At Atkin's Tax Defense, we specialize in identifying optimal solutions for your tax issues through a diverse range of services.
How Does Atkin's Tax Defense Work?
Our process begins with a complimentary consultation, followed by a comprehensive review of your tax issues by our Investigation Department. Our team of Enrolled Agents (EAs) then negotiates with the IRS on your behalf to secure the best possible outcome, handling state tax issues if necessary.
How Long Does the Tax Relief Process Take?
The timeframe for resolving tax relief cases varies based on individual circumstances. While most cases are resolved within 2 to 12 months, the complexity of your case and cooperation level influence the timeline. We strive to expedite the process while ensuring the best possible result.
How Much Will Atkin's Tax Defense Save Me?
Each case is unique, and while we cannot guarantee savings, we have successfully resolved over $1 billion in tax liabilities for qualifying clients. Once we evaluate your case, we'll determine suitable tax resolution options tailored to your situation.
What Does a Free Tax Relief Consultation Cover?
During our no-obligation consultation, our knowledgeable tax associates review your case and discuss services like representing you before the IRS, resolving wage garnishments, setting up installment agreements, and more.
What Do I Do If I Receive an IRS Letter?
If you receive an IRS notice, notify your Atkin's Tax Defense case manager immediately for guidance on next steps.
What Tax Resolution Options Are Available to Me?
We offer various tax resolution programs, including installment plans and offers in compromise, tailored to your unique tax situation.
Will an Offer in Compromise Affect My Credit?
While an Offer in Compromise does not directly impact your credit score, liens may be filed with a submission.
What Types of Tax Professionals Will Work With the IRS on My Behalf?
Our team of Enrolled Agents (EAs) specializes in representing clients before the IRS, providing expert guidance throughout the resolution process.