T TaxHelpHQ

IRS Tax Debt Relief

You Don't Need a $500/hr Attorney
to Resolve Your IRS Debt.

TaxHelpHQ walks you through the exact same 7-step process the pros use — at a fraction of the cost. Start free. No credit card required.

Steps 1 & 2 are completely free. Unlock the full plan for $297 — less than one hour with a tax attorney.

Sound familiar?

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You got a letter from the IRS and you're not sure what it means or what to do.

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A tax firm quoted you $3,000–$10,000 just to "see if you qualify" — before they've done anything.

You've been ignoring the problem because it feels too complicated to deal with alone.

Here's the thing: tax resolution isn't magic. The IRS has a set of rules, and there's a process. TaxHelpHQ puts that process in your hands.

The 7-Step Process

The same steps a tax resolution attorney would follow — guided by us, done by you.

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Step 1: Gather Your Tax Info

Find out exactly what you owe and for which years.

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Step 2: Your Financial Picture

Document your income, expenses, and assets.

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Step 3: See Your Options

We calculate your best resolution paths and rank them for you.

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Step 4: Prepare Your IRS Call

Get a customized script and checklist before you call.

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Step 5: Get Compliant

File any missing returns. Fix your withholding.

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Step 6: Submit Your Resolution

Step-by-step instructions for your specific resolution path.

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Step 7: Stay on Track

Monitor your agreement and stay out of trouble for good.

What you get for $297

Full 7-step guided resolution process
Your IRS 433-A financial analysis, calculated and printable
Resolution options ranked for your specific situation
Custom IRS call script for your chosen resolution
Form 656, 9465, and abatement letter guides — pre-filled
CSED countdown so you know when the statute expires
Start Free — No Credit Card Required

Start with Steps 1 & 2 free. Pay $297 to unlock the full plan.

Important: TaxHelpHQ provides educational guidance only. We are not attorneys, CPAs, or enrolled agents and we do not represent you before the IRS. This is not legal or tax advice. Always consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation.