
Answer a few quick questions and find out which IRS relief programs you actually qualify for — before you speak to anyone.
Scharlicia Miller, EA · Dynamic Tax Connection Services, Las Vegas
✓ What a CP504 or LT11 really means
✓ Why filing first is non-negotiable
✓What settlement actually costs
Then answer nine questions and find out which relief programs you actually qualify for — before you speak to anyone.
Relief from wage garnishments bank levies tax liens asset seizures IRS penalties
No cost · No obligation · Takes about a minute
Three groups come to us more than anyone else. Pick yours and the check starts with your situation.

Extra shifts, travel contracts and 1099 agency work can leave a balance due. Once a levy starts, the IRS can take part of every paycheck.

Owner-operators and 1099 drivers pay their own quarterly taxes, plus the heavy highway use tax. Miss a few quarters and penalties stack up fast.

Running a center means payroll. Unpaid payroll taxes are the debt the IRS pursues hardest, and it can hold owners personally responsible.
Clients who were where you are now.
“Her team got the levy removed.”
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“$60,000 nearly broke me.”
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Individual results vary. Every outcome depends on the client’s circumstances and the IRS’s decision.

I owed over $67,000 and thought I’d never dig my way out. Dynamic Tax Connection stopped the IRS from garnishing my paycheck and settled my case for less than $8,000. Life-changing!
Danielle B.

I was drowning in IRS debt and losing sleep every night. After taking the quiz and scheduling a strategy call, I found out I qualified for a program I never even knew existed. Within months, my $52,000 tax bill was negotiated down to less than $7,000. I can finally breathe again.
Asher V.

As a small business owner, I owed over $10,000 in back taxes. The IRS had already started threatening wage garnishments and liens. Within days I was on a call with someone who explained all my options. They set up a structured resolution plan and stopped the garnishment. My business is still running thanks to them.
Norman K.
Find the last letter you received. The further along you are, the fewer options stay open.
The first bill. Penalties and interest begin to build.
Second and third notices, each one firmer than the last.
The IRS can take your state refund and starts looking at other assets.
The last warning. You have 30 days to request a hearing.
Wages, bank accounts and property can be taken.
Not everyone receives every notice, and the timing varies case by case.
Wage garnishments and bank levies halted while your case is reviewed.
Federal tax liens lifted from your property and credit record.
Asset seizure stopped before it reaches your home or vehicle.
Aggressive IRS collection activity paused through formal representation.
You are never asked to pay for resolution work before you know the price and what you would be left owing.
We pull your full IRS transcripts and file a power of attorney, so we see everything the IRS sees — including years you may not know about.
We come back with the programs you qualify for, what each costs, and what you would be left paying. You decide before any resolution work begins.
Offer in Compromise, Partial Pay Installment Agreement, Currently Not Collectible, or Penalty Abatement. We deal with the IRS directly.
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Levies and garnishments stopped
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Enrolled Agent · 25+ years in tax resolution · Las Vegas, NV
An Enrolled Agent is licensed by the U.S. Treasury and holds unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS in all fifty states.

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Ignoring notices leads to wage garnishment, bank levies, asset seizure, federal liens on your property, passport restrictions, and compounding penalties. The longer you wait, the fewer options remain.
You may qualify for an Offer in Compromise, a Partial Payment Installment Agreement, Currently Not Collectible status, or Penalty Abatement. Which one depends on your financial position, and that is what the transcript investigation determines.
Yes. The IRS will not approve a payment plan or a settlement until every required return is filed. If you are behind, getting compliant is the first piece of work, and the check asks about it so we know before we speak.
We start with a full transcript pull and financial review, then weigh your income and expenses, assets and liabilities, the tax years involved, and your Collection Statute Expiration Date timelines.
Any IRS letters you have received, recent returns if available, income documentation, your monthly expenses, and business financials if self-employed. Bring the letters to your appointment.
Transcript pull in 24 to 72 hours. Strategy and analysis in three to five business days. Resolution plan submitted within seven to fourteen days of onboarding. IRS decision or negotiation takes two to six months.
Your information is handled under the confidentiality obligations that apply to any Enrolled Agent representing you before the IRS. Documents move through a secure client portal, never plain email.
A few quick questions. No payment details. You will know which programs are open to you before anyone calls.
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Results vary by case. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of any particular outcome, and eligibility for any IRS program depends on your individual circumstances.