guaranteed resolution or your money back!
we know what we are doing
If we agree to represent you, we have done a complete Case Evaluation to determine your options. We know what the IRS is looking for, so if you do not meet the qualification criteria of the Offer in Compromise or any other resolution program, we will refund your money and let you cancel the engagement with us – no questions asked!
Once you agree to submit a proposal, including an Offer in Compromise to the IRS and your financial situation changes or you did not disclose something to us, we can’t guarantee those results.
See "Tax Resolution Guarantee" as stated in our Terms of Service for full details.
Feeling Buried by Tax Debt?
Is the IRS threatening to Garnish your Paycheck or Levy your Bank Account?
If so, give us a call TODAY! We will get between you and the IRS to Protect Your Rights and work to Resolve Your Debt. We have helped taxpayers save thousands of dollars and get relief from Back Taxes using our proven 6-Step System.
Download our FREE CheatSheet - "How to Legally Remove IRS Tax Liens"
If you would like us to personally review your tax situation and to help us determine if we are a good fit for your case, complete our Tax Consultation Questionnaire and we will contact you to schedule a No Cost - No Obligation Consultation!
tax resolution options
Offer In Compromise
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
If you are unable to pay your tax debt and are only able to meet basic living expenses, you may be a candidate for an Offer In Compromise.
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
If you have received notice the IRS plans to garnish your paycheck or take money from your bank account (levy), it's not too late to stop it and possibly get your money back. Call us for immediate help.
Installment Agreements
Release from Wage Garnishment & Bank Levy
Currently Not-Collectible
If you can afford to make minimal payments on your tax debt, an Installment Agreement may be the answer.
Currently Not-Collectible
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Currently Not-Collectible
If you are experiencing immediate money problems, you may be eligible for Currently Non-Collectible status. This will give you temporary relief from Collection actions.
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Have the actions of your spouse caused a tax liability that you feel you should not be held responsible for? If so, you may be eligible for Innocent or Injured Spouse Relief.
Other Options
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Innocent or Injured Spouse
Some tax account issues can be fixed using other methods such as:
- Amended Tax Returns
- Penalty Abatement
- Audit Reconsideration
offer in compromise
- If you qualify, an IRS Offer in Compromise allows you the opportunity to settle your tax debt for less money than what you owe. If you qualify, an Offer in Compromise can reduce IRS debt and save you thousands of dollars!
- The IRS sets guidelines for accepting an Offer in Compromise. Your past, current and future financial situation will be considered when evaluating whether an Offer in Compromise should be accepted. It is important to know what aspects of your situation the IRS is looking at when filing an Offer in Compromise. Not everyone qualifies for an IRS Offer in Compromise, as each person’s financial situation is different. Additionally, the length of time varies but the average time it takes is generally 9 to 12 months.
- You must remain compliant after satisfying the terms of an Offer in Compromise or risk all taxes being reassessed.
- An IRS Offer in Compromise it is an excellent way to resolve back taxes and to get a fresh start with the IRS.
RELEASE FROM WAGE GARNISHMENT & BANK LEVY
- Do you have an IRS wage garnishment or bank levy? We have years of experience in negotiating with the IRS in releasing wage garnishments and bank levies.
- IRS wage garnishments and bank levies can have a devastating impact on your financial situation. Many taxpayers struggle due to these Enforced Collection Actions. The IRS can repeatedly levy bank accounts and wage garnishment can remain in place until the tax liability is paid or until it is resolved through some other means.
installment agreements
- If you cannot afford to full pay your back tax liability, an Installment Agreement will give you the option to pay your back taxes through monthly payments. There are IRS guidelines regarding how the payment amount and time frame for the agreement are structured. Additionally, you must be compliant with all past tax filings before establishing the agreement. Depending on the circumstances and the amount of time that the IRS has left to collect the tax debt, the Installment Agreement may pay all or part of the back tax liability.
- We can help you establish an Installment Agreement that works with your budget.
currently not-collectible
- An account may be placed in a Currently-Not-Collectible (CNC) status if you are presently unable to pay the taxes in full, through an Installment Agreement or by way of an Offer in Compromise.
- Currently-Not-Collectible status may be a short-term or long-term option according to your particular situation.
injured or innocent spouse
- If you are being held liable for tax debts that are no fault of your own, in certain situations, you may be eligible for Innocent or Injured Spouse representation.
- Qualifying for Innocent or Injured Spouse relief may be the best way to resolve some tax liability issues.
Other Options
In certain situations, your tax problem may be best resolved by requesting Penalty Abatement, filing an Amended Tax Return, requesting Audit Reconsideration.
Our fees for Penalty Abatements, Amended Tax Returns and Audit Reconsideration are charged on a contingency basis, which means if the adjustment sought is not granted, there is no additional cost. Limitations and restrictions apply, carefully read your Service Agreement or Representation Agreement for full fee disclosures.
Schedule a Consultation to discuss your particular situation and we will guide you through your best resolution solutions.
document submission guidelines
Documents not submitted in accordance with below guidelines will be rejected.
All documents must:
- Be in PDF format only - we cannot accept screenshots or similar images.
- Be clearly legible.
- Include all pages of multiple page documents such as bank statements, including blank pages.
BEST PRACTICE: Download a PDF version of your documents and statements directly from the issuer and forward the downloaded file to us. Please do not send links.
If you have paper documents, please scan them, save as a PDF file, and submit by any method below. We suggest installing a document scanning software, such as CamScanner, but any document scanning software that will generate a PDF will do. The CamScanner app may be downloaded to your mobile device such as a phone or tablet, using either of the following links.
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Any documents received not meeting these guidelines will be rejected. If you are unable to provide your documents meeting our guidelines, please reach out to us to discuss your options.
Documents may be submitted by:
- Email documents@thegamblingroup.com
- Fax 855-649-1930
- Uploading to our Secure Client Portal
If you do not have access to the Secure Client Portal, email us a request.
Documents may also be mailed to our Dallas office at:
The Gamblin Group
12200 Ford Rd.
Suite 100
Dallas, TX 75234
SUBMIT COPIES ONLY, do not submit originals. We are not responsible for original documents. Documents will not be returned.
It is important to the timeliness of your case that documents be provided by the due date of the request. Generally, we require documents within 7 business days of the request. See your Representation Engagement Agreement for terms and specific requirements of your case.
TRANSMISSION TO IRS OR OTHER TAXING AUTHORITIES
The documents we collect along with any documents we create or source, will be transmitted to the IRS and/or other taxing authorities as required documentary support in resolving your case.
compliance requirements
Wage Earners
Withholding, filing and payment of any balance due.
Self Employed
Most Self-Employed and Independent Contractors, including income earned from freelancing and 1099 contracting sources, are responsible for making Estimated Tax Deposits at least quarterly.
Generally, if you do not prepay at least the amount of your total taxes for the year, you may owe a penalty for not paying enough estimated tax. To avoid a penalty, calculate your projected annual Net Income (Gross Income - Expenses) to determine your Estimated Tax. Submit your quarterly Estimated Tax Deposit by the due date below.
Quarterly Estimated Tax Deposits are due:
- Q1 - April 15
- Q2 - June 15
- Q3 - September 15
- Q4 - January 15
After figuring your Net Income, click the button below to calculate your Quarterly Estimated Tax Deposit.
visit www.irs.gov/ for more information on Estimated Taxes.
Payroll
Filing and paying payroll withholding tax. Failure to file and deposit payroll withholding may lead to Trust Fund Penalties.
State and Local Taxes
In addition to your federal tax compliance obligations, state and local taxes must be filed and paid.
Tax Compliance
We offer tax compliance services for businesses of all sizes. Let us help you stay compliant with all tax laws and regulations.
These may not be all of your compliance requirements. If you are unsure of your particular compliance requirements, Let Us Know.