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requests for them fail the IRS’s litmus test. That’s why Payment Plans – which the IRS calls Installment Agreements – are catching on. In some situations, we'll use a payment plan first, are catching on. In some situations, we'll use an installment agreement first, then work on other tactics (like an OIC) that can eliminate most of a tax bill.

Once they learn about IRS-approved Payment Plans/Installment Agreements, most taxpayers find them very useful solutions to satisfying an IRS matter in a way that suits the taxpayer’s lifestyle and personal situation.

Here’s the good news about Payment Plans/Installment Agreements:

Get the guide. Learn how each payment plan works. It's our recommendation that you be informed, then let’s have a conversation about your situation. One of the four Installment Agreements is likely a good choice, or another option might be even better. Your initial consultation is FREE.

Negotiating a Payment Plan/Installment Agreement is a real tug of war with the IRS. If you don't speak their language, they will always have an advantage over you (and that’s almost always the case).

We speak the IRS’s language fluently. We know how they think!

If a Payment Plan/Installment Agreement is the best resolution for your situation, add my 40+ years onto your side. I know how to win and will pound every penny I can for your best result.

They want as much money as they can get out of you. We'll help you keep as much of your money as possible.

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Sincerely,

Larry Heinkel, J.D. LL.M.
Tax & Bankruptcy Attorney for over 40 years!