Owe more to the IRS than you can realistically pay?

We help negotiate a tax settlement with the IRS to reduce or eliminate your tax debt

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Helping You Resolve Your Tax Debt Through Negotiated Settlements, Payment Options, and IRS Relief Programs.

If you owe a large balance to the IRS, you may feel like there is no realistic way to pay it off. The amount continues to grow, and the pressure does not go away.

If you are searching for an IRS tax settlement professional near you, our team draws on 50+ years of combined experience. We help individuals and businesses understand their options and take practical steps to resolve debt owed to the IRS and the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR).

Call Proven Tax Partners now to request a free consultation with a trusted, reliable, and experienced IRS tax settlement attorney.

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WHY CHOOSE US?

TRUSTED

By individuals and businesses facing complex tax issues

EXPERIENCED

Experienced tax professionals who deal with the IRS every day

RELIABLE

Providing unwavering support at every stage of the process

You Are Not Alone — And Tax Settlement May Be an Option

Many people carry tax debt for years because they feel overwhelmed or unsure what to do next. It is common to delay action, especially when the amount owed feels unmanageable.

You are not alone. Millions of Americans owe back taxes, and many qualify for programs that may reduce what they owe.

A tax settlement can provide a path forward if you qualify.

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50+ Years

Combined Experience

$2 Billion

Taxes Resolved

$24 Million

Taxes saved

10,000+

Clients Served

Take Action Before IRS Collections Increase

If tax debt remains unresolved, the IRS may take collection action, including:

Taking action early gives you more options. Through IRS tax relief and settlement strategies, you may be able to reduce your balance and stop collection activity.

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How We Help You Get Out of Tax Debt

We follow a structured process designed to move your case forward efficiently.

1

Free Consultation & IRS Account Review

We review your tax situation and IRS notices.

2

Financial Analysis & Strategy

We prepare the required documentation, and determine whether a tax settlement is right for you.

3

IRS Negotiation

We negotiate directly with the IRS on your behalf.

4

Resolution and Next Steps

We work to resolve your tax debt and help you avoid future issues.

You receive support from tax attorneys, CPAs, and a dedicated client care manager who keeps you informed throughout the process. We also assist clients with tax preparation, tax lien removal, innocent spouse claims, and passport reinstatement.

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Serving Clients Across Arizona, Colorado, and Nationwide

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Proven Tax Partners provides tax relief and IRS representation for clients across the United States. We work with individuals and businesses on both local and national cases, offering consistent support wherever you are.

We currently serve clients throughout Arizona and Colorado, with nationwide support.

If you are looking for help and want to learn more about where we operate, visit our locations page to find a location near you.

Frequently Asked Questions

A tax settlement is an agreement with the IRS to resolve your tax debt for less than the full amount owed, based on your financial situation.

You must apply through the IRS and meet specific criteria. A tax settlement attorney can help determine eligibility and manage the process.

A tax settlement may be appropriate if:

  • You cannot afford to pay your full tax debt
  • Your financial situation limits your ability to repay
  • The IRS determines that your debt exceeds your collection potential

If you are trying to reduce IRS tax debt or resolve long-standing balances, a tax settlement attorney can help you understand your options.

The process involves reviewing your financial records, submitting required forms, and negotiating with the IRS based on your ability to pay.

In many situations, the IRS has 10 years to collect tax debt, commonly called the Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED). However, certain actions (such as bankruptcy filings, installment agreements, or appeals) may extend that timeline. Our tax debt attorneys will review your circumstances carefully to determine how this statute of limitations may affect your case.

A tax settlement is just one option within a broader range of solutions. Depending on your situation, you may also consider:

  • In some situations, the IRS allows qualified taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed through an Offer in Compromise.
  • Tax forgiveness options for partial debt reduction. Your Eligibility depends on your income, assets, expenses, and ability to pay.
  • If you qualify financially, an IRS installment agreement may allow you to pay less each month, with the remaining balance potentially uncollected if the IRS 10-year collection window expires during the plan.
  • If the tax debt resulted from a spouse’s or former spouse’s actions, you may qualify for innocent spouse relief to remove liability for taxes you did not create or know about.
  • In addition, in qualifying situations, you may be able to discharge certain older tax debts through Chapter 7 bankruptcy or repay your tax debt through a court-approved payment plan under Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

We review your financial situation and recommend the most appropriate solution.

Speak With a Tax Settlement Attorney Today

You do not have to keep dealing with tax debt on your own. There is a better path forward, and it starts with understanding your options. Contact Proven Tax Partners now to request a free consultation with a trusted, reliable, and experienced IRS tax settlement attorney.

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