Ohio Tax Debt Help

Finding yourself owing the Internal Revenue Service or the Ohio Department of Taxation can be a shock to your life and your budget. It can make paying your living expenses or debts more difficult.

If you owe back taxes and have credit card debt, then an Accredited Financial Counselor can help you integrate both into a comprehensive budget. From there, you may find relief through lower payments on your credit cards through a debt management program.

If you are having trouble filing your tax return or have failed to file, then you can get help from volunteers that partner with the IRS. You may call 1-800-829-1040 to ask for your nearest Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) location. There are dozens of programs located throughout Ohio that can help you file this year's or even previous years' tax returns. You may also contact one of the IRS local Taxpayer Assistance Centers for help.

If you need help repaying back taxes, the IRS or the Ohio Department of Taxation can help you understand what you owe and discuss options for repayment. In some cases, you may be able to negotiate a settlement amount or arrange a payment plan directly, without the use of an expensive tax attorney.

We understand that tax debt can be more important than credit card debt. Prioritization of your liabilities can help you plan for repayment so that you can get your life back.