With more than a decade of experience navigating IRS procedures, we offer a range of services designed to help you resolve your tax issues—whether you want to handle the process yourself with expert guidance, need step-by-step support, or prefer full representation before the IRS. Our work has shown that the IRS takes an aggressive stance in collection matters, aiming to recover outstanding balances as quickly as possible. While the amount owed may not always be negotiable, there is often room to negotiate the terms of repayment. In some cases, you may qualify to settle for less than the full amount due, but these opportunities are limited and require detailed documentation and thorough financial disclosure. We’re here to help you explore your options and move forward with clarity and confidence.
Gary LaRoy
**Same IRS debt. Different outcome. How is that possible?**
Two taxpayers may owe the exact same amount, yet the IRS may evaluate their cases very differently.
That's because resolving IRS debt isn't based only on **how much you owe**. The IRS also considers your financial circumstances—including income, allowable expenses, assets, and what may be available to satisfy the debt. This helps determine your **Reasonable Collection Potential**.
The result? Two people with the same tax debt could have very different resolution options.
If you're receiving IRS notices or have unfiled tax returns, don't assume the amount you owe tells the whole story.
Visit **TaxProEZ.com/irs-notices** to schedule a free consultation regarding your situation.
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Gary LaRoy
You've seen the ads: "Settle your IRS debt for pennies on the dollar!" Enrolled Agent Gary LaRoy breaks down what's actually true — and what's mostly marketing hype. Before you pay anyone for tax debt relief, watch this.
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Gary LaRoy
Don't Panic when you receive the notices from the IRS. As your 'Guide on the Side,' TaxProEZ can help.
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Gary LaRoy
Received an IRS notice and not sure what to do next? An IRS tax debt can feel overwhelming, but the key is understanding where you stand and following the right process.
In this video, TaxProEZ walks through a practical framework for evaluating and resolving IRS tax debt. You’ll learn why compliance comes before resolution, how to determine what you actually owe, why income, expenses, and assets matter, and how to compare potential IRS collection alternatives based on your specific financial situation.
We cover important topics including installment agreements, Currently Not Collectible status, Offers in Compromise, penalty relief, IRS collection time limits, financial analysis, and the importance of staying compliant after a resolution is established.
You’ll also learn why two taxpayers who owe the same amount may qualify for very different solutions—and why effective tax resolution planning should be based on your facts, not advertising promises.
If you have received an IRS notice, are concerned about wage garnishment, bank levies, growing penalties and interest, or simply want to understand your options before making a decision, TaxProEZ can help you take the next step.
Start with a free tax debt analysis and learn where you stand, what options may be available, and what steps could help you move toward resolution.
Visit: www.taxproez.com/irs-notices
TaxProEZ — Guiding you through the IRS process, one step at a time.
This video is for general educational purposes and is not individualized tax or legal advice. IRS resolution options depend on each taxpayer’s specific facts and circumstances.
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Gary LaRoy
If you owe money to the IRS and are looking for a way to resolve your tax debt, there's one important step that often comes before negotiating a settlement or payment arrangement: getting into IRS compliance.
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Gary LaRoy
When the IRS creates a tax return for you they only look at the information supplied by others regarding W2 statements, 1099 documents, etc. The do not take into account your actual filing status, your deductions or credits. This can create a substantial overstatement of your tax liability.
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Gary LaRoy
When the IRS files a tax return on your behalf, they only look at the information they have on file. They do not take into account deductions, credits or expenses you may have that offset the taxes owed. However, you have the final say on what is reported ... if you act in time.
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Gary LaRoy
If you have failed to file your income taxes, the IRS can file a return for you. And, you will probably be surprised by the results.
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Gary LaRoy
A Substitute for Return is one of the most common reasons taxpayers believe they owe far more than they actually do.
Fortunately, an SFR is often just the starting point—not the final answer.
By filing accurate tax returns and understanding your rights, you may be able to significantly reduce your tax liability and put yourself in a much better position to resolve your IRS problems.
If you've received an IRS notice or believe the IRS may have filed a Substitute for Return for you, we'd be happy to review your situation.
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Gary LaRoy
If you failed to file a tax return, the IRS may have already filed one for you. It is called a Substitute for Return and may have overstated your tax liability. Visit our website at www.taxproez.com/file-back-taxes to learn more.
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