If you're looking for IRS debt relief, there are many levels of support and help. As with any debt problem, it is best to face it head on. Avoidance or a lack of communication only serve to worsen the problem, which could result in lost wages, bank account liquidation and tax return garnishment.
Starting at the source, the IRS agents themselves can be very helpful. Even though they work for the IRS and their duty is to retrieve the funds owed, they can assist with IRS debt relief by arranging a suitable payment plan, often paid in monthly or quarterly payments, based on the financial situation of the taxpayer. Others might work out an arrangement whereby yearly tax returns are garnished so as to not affect their daily living situation.
Another means of IRS debt relief can be obtained by working directly with a certified public accountant (CPA) or tax attorney. This is obviously a more expensive means of obtaining help, in that any professional will charge the standard fees associated with their service. These professionals will understand the intricacies of dealing with the IRS and the laws surrounding tax debt. They will also help to ease the stress and burden of working with the IRS to obtain debt relief, and will provide a means of support and/or representation should litigation occur.
There are also IRS debt relief services out there, many of which can be very effective in easing the tax debt burden. Different services offer different things and levels of support. Some negotiate with the IRS on your behalf and determine the best course of action to obtain relief. Others are attorney based and have special rates for those that join. Many services are allowed only to give advice to those seeking IRS debt relief and it is of course the responsibility of the taxpayer to confirm the truthfulness and legality of the information given.
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