The TaxRise
2-Phase Tax Resolution Process
PHASE 1
Discovery & Strategy
- We request your IRS tax transcripts to better understand your tax history
- We review and analyze your current financial situation
- We develop a tailored tax resolution plan to achieve lasting relief from tax debt
Average Time Frame: 24 hrs – 1 month
PHASE 2
Resolution
- Our Tax Preparers file any required tax returns and restore your compliance
- We finalize your resolution proposal to present to the IRS
- Our Tax Professionals negotiate the best tax relief outcome for your situation
Average Time Frame: 3-6 months
Each case starts with a free tax consultation.
Tax Relief
Better tax relief, made simple
TaxRise is a leading tax resolution firm for a reason. We’re redeeming the traditional process by delivering optimal tax relief outcomes with transparency and efficiency to every client, every time.

Our team of tax professionals can help with:
- Resolving tax debt
- Settling IRS back taxes
- Removing penaltiesÂ
- Wage garnishment
- Tax levy & lien release
- Passport revocation
Thousands of Happy Clients*
*Based on the number of 4 and 5-star reviews posted by clients on review platforms like Google, Trustpilot, and BBB.

Frequently Asked Questions
Should I hire a tax relief company?
If you have tax problems like unfiled tax returns, unreported income, or just cannot pay the amount the IRS claims you owe, hiring a tax relief company is a good idea. Trusted tax professionals can help you get back into IRS compliance and potentially settle your tax debt for less than you owe.
Tax relief companies understand which tax resolution proposals the IRS is most likely to accept, and can build a realistic resolution plan tailored to your financial situation, potentially saving you thousands of dollars.
To find out if hiring a tax relief company is right for you, schedule a free tax consultation today.
What if I haven’t filed income taxes in several years?
If you haven’t filed income tax returns in several years, it’s crucial to file all missing returns as soon as possible. Not filing on time will cause late filing and late payment penalties to be added to your balance along with interest. And if you are owed a refund, you may lose it if you don't claim it by filing within three years.
If you ignore your tax balances, the IRS will begin escalating your case through the collections process and may eventually file a lien against your property, garnish your wages, or potentially seize your assets. The IRS generally requires you to file the last six years of tax returns and pay any tax liability you may owe.
A trusted tax relief company like TaxRise can help solve these problems, mitigate any consequences, and negotiate the best resolution for your situation. If you’re ready resolve your tax problems, schedule a free tax consultation today.
How is TaxRise different from other tax relief companies?
TaxRise is different from other tax relief companies because our sole mission is to free hardworking people from the stress of tax debt. From the first phone call to the final resolution, TaxRise clients enjoy a transparent experience. We are upfront about costs, update clients at each phase of the process, and serve our clients with honesty and integrity first.
We provide genuine solutions to tax problems through a streamlined resolution process, serving our clients with transparency, efficiency, and the utmost care.
More importantly, we don’t overpromise. We set realistic expectations about resolution outcomes. We guarantee your compliance with all required income tax filings, and our tax preparers add their identification number and personally sign tax returns they prepare, proving that we stand behind our work.
Do tax relief programs hurt your credit?
Enrolling in a tax relief program does not hurt your credit score. If you continue to ignore your tax problems, the IRS may eventually place a tax lien on your assets. While this does not affect your credit score, tax liens can appear on public records searches, which many creditors, landlords, and employers routinely monitor.
However, enrolling in a tax relief program like an Installment Agreement may prevent a public notice of federal tax lien from being filed in certain circumstances.