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National Tax Relief Network is a private marketing and referral service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the IRS, a state tax agency, or any government agency.

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With your consent, we may share your inquiry with independent tax resolution providers. We may receive compensation for that referral. We do not represent that the available providers include every provider in the market, that they are ranked impartially, or that one is the best choice for you. Availability depends on provider coverage and your circumstances. Providers are responsible for their separate services, qualifications, fees, and agreements; this does not waive rights you may have against us under applicable law.

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Submitting an inquiry here costs nothing. Providers charge for their services. Ask for written fees, scope, and cancellation terms. We do not guarantee a match, a response time, eligibility for a tax option, a reduction in debt, the removal of penalties, or an end to collection.

Educational information and deadlines

Guides and the notice finder provide general educational information, not advice for your particular tax situation. Rules and procedures can change. Your actual notice and case history matter. Submitting this form does not notify the IRS, respond to a notice, request a hearing, extend a deadline, or stop collection activity. Consult official sources and qualified advice as appropriate.

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Direct and lower-cost resources

You may contact the IRS or the applicable state agency directly. IRS tax debt resources and Low Income Taxpayer Clinics may be useful starting points. State programs follow separate rules.