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If you are dealing with tax debt, notices from the IRS, or concerns about state tax obligations, you are not alone. Many people postpone addressing tax issues because they feel overwhelmed or uncertain about what steps to take next.

Backed by more than 50 years of combined experience, Proven Tax Partners helps taxpayers resolve IRS and state tax problems through proven resolution strategies. Whether your case involves individual income taxes or business taxes owed to the IRS or Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR), we can help you move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Contact Proven Tax Partners today to request a free consultation with an experienced tax debt attorney you can rely on.

WHY CHOOSE US?

You Are Not Alone — We Can Help You Resolve Your Tax Problem

Tax problems often begin with a missed deadline, financial hardship, business challenges, or life changes that make it difficult to stay current. What matters now is taking the next step.

We regularly help clients who are dealing with:

  • IRS notices demanding payment
  • Growing penalties and interest
  • Wage garnishments or frozen bank accounts
  • Years of unfiled tax returns
  • Business tax debt and payroll tax issues
  • State tax problems that continue to grow over time

50+ Years

Combined Experience

$2 Billion

Taxes Resolved

$24 Million

Taxes saved

10,000+

Clients Served

What Does Tax Resolution Involve?

Tax resolution is the process of resolving tax problems with the IRS or state tax agencies. Depending on your circumstances, resolving tax debt may involve negotiating a settlement, establishing a payment plan, requesting penalty relief, disputing an audit finding, stopping collection activity, or bringing unfiled tax returns into compliance.

Tax resolution differs from tax relief and IRS tax settlement.

Tax relief is a broad term that includes programs designed to reduce financial pressure caused by tax debt. IRS tax settlement refers specifically to negotiating a resolution that allows qualified taxpayers to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed.

Tax resolution is the broader process that encompasses tax relief programs and strategies, such as an Offer in Compromise (OIC), an installment agreement, Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status, penalty abatement, the expiration of the IRS collection statute, or bankruptcy.

  • Resolving tax debt with the IRS or state tax agencies
  • Reviewing tax relief programs that may apply to your situation
  • Evaluating settlement options for qualified taxpayers
  • Setting up installment agreements and payment plans
  • Addressing penalties and interest where possible
  • Responding to audits, notices, and collection activity
  • Helping businesses address payroll tax issues and tax debt

If you are looking for an experienced tax resolution attorney near you or want help understanding your options, we are here to review your situation and help you determine the next step.

Tax Debt Relief Options

Every tax situation is different.

How We Help You Get Out of Tax Debt

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

1

We review your tax situation and IRS notices.

2

Financial Analysis

We evaluate your income, assets, and total tax debt, and choose an appropriate relief strategy.

3

IRS Representation

We communicate directly with the IRS on your behalf and manage all negotiations.

4

Resolution and Next Steps

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

You receive support from a dedicated client care manager who keeps you informed throughout the process.

Serving Clients Across Arizona, Colorado, and Nationwide

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 coming soon.

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

Tax resolution is the overall process of resolving tax problems with the IRS or state tax agencies. Tax relief refers to specific programs or strategies that may reduce financial pressure, such as penalty abatement, payment plans, or settlement options.

An Offer in Compromise allows certain taxpayers to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed. The IRS evaluates income, expenses, assets, and ability to pay before approving an offer.

Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status temporarily suspends IRS collection activity when financial hardship prevents a taxpayer from making payments. The IRS periodically reviews CNC status and may resume collection if financial circumstances improve.

In qualifying situations, Chapter 7 bankruptcy may discharge certain older tax debts, while Chapter 13 may allow repayment through a court-approved payment plan. Eligibility depends on the type of tax debt and other legal requirements.

Yes. We help clients address both federal tax matters and state tax concerns, including unpaid taxes, audits, and collection activity.

Ignoring notices often causes penalties and interest to continue growing. The IRS may also begin collection activity if the issue remains unresolved.

Yes. Business tax issues can involve unpaid payroll taxes, reporting problems, penalties, or tax debt that affects daily operations. We help business owners review the situation, understand their options, and work toward resolving tax concerns while protecting the business’s future.

If you are searching for a tax resolution attorney near you anywhere in Arizona or Colorado, Proven Tax Partners can help you address both federal and state tax issues and can review your situation to explain what options may be available.

Speak With a Tax Resolution Attorney Today

Tax problems rarely improve on their own, but many situations become easier to manage when you understand your options. If you are dealing with IRS notices, tax debt, or state tax concerns, we are here to review your situation and help you determine the next step. Contact Proven Tax Partners today to discuss your situation with our trusted resolution attorneys.