IRS tax debt relief is possible!

Complete our form today
or call for a FREE consultation.
and receive a copy of our FREE
Tax Relief Guide!
833-803-4222

Thank you for your interest in our tax relief services. At this time, we are unable to assist you. Please call 800-829-1040 to speak with the IRS and explore your options.

First Name:

Last Name:

Phone Number:

Email Address:

Please note that Tax Assistance Group is a private company not affiliated with the IRS. If you decide to hire us to help with your tax relief problem(s), you will be charged for our services.

Would you like to proceed with your free consultation?

Yes

By submitting this form, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. *

I agree to be contacted by Tax Assistance Group and its affiliates, including calls, texts, and/or emails. Contact may be by automated dialing technology. I understand that my consent is not a condition or obligation to purchase any products or services. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Reply STOP to cancel. *

Blog

What is The Alternative Minimum Tax?

April 22, 2016

High-income taxpayers often use tax breaks and loopholes in the tax code to significantly reduce their tax liability. The alternative minimum tax (AMT) is applied to high-income taxpayers to ensure that they at least pay the minimum amount of tax. It does not as allow many deductions that other taxpayers use to reduce taxes. The AMT was introduced after the government found that several high-income taxpayers were legally reducing their tax bill, sometimes to zero. The ...

How Not to Spend Your Tax Refund

April 19, 2016

The average refund amount for the 2016 filing season is $2,798. This may seem like free money from the Treasury Department, but this amount represents the excess taxes you paid the previous year. How you use your tax refund really depends on your financial situation and your immediate needs. However, there may also be a temptation to spend your extra money on non-essential items. Bankrate shares how you should not spend your tax ...

Tax Issues In Divorces

April 15, 2016

A divorce is always difficult, even when it is without legal hassle. One of the problems that divorce brings is with taxes. Your filing status changes, your finances may fluctuate, and with it, your tax liability. To manage the tax changes, gather as much information as you need, and seek help from a tax professional – especially before filing your return the first time after divorce. Taxpayers that are going through divorce proceedings or are newly ...

When to Report Income Held in Foreign Banks

April 08, 2016

If you are a U.S. citizen or a resident alien, you are required to report and pay taxes on all income within and outside of the U.S. Additionally, you must also report on your tax return any foreign bank accounts or foreign investment accounts, even if those accounts do not generate any taxable income. Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) If you have a foreign financial account, including a bank account, brokerage account, mutual fund, unit ...

Common IRS Myths

March 28, 2016

Myths about taxes abound, but they can become dangerous if followed. A taxpayer believing false information about the IRS, taxes, audits, or back taxes may make the wrong decisions. Here are seven of the most common IRS myths that are currently making the rounds. Taxes are Voluntary - #1 IRS Myth! Believing that paying taxes is voluntary is a myth that often leads taxpayers to face the IRS in court. It is considered a frivolous argument by ...

7 Most Popular Tax Deductions Average Americans Claim

March 22, 2016

The following tax deductions are some of the most popular deductions because a large number of taxpayers are eligible to take advantage of them. The Motley Fool looked at past IRS data to find the provisions that most benefitted the roughly 147 million taxpayers who filed tax returns, in the most recently available tax year. Here is what they found: 1. Personal exemptions The most commonly used provision to reduce taxable income ...