What’s happening
You owe taxes but can’t pay in full now—an agreement avoids enforced collection when compliant.
What we do now
- Determine the right plan (streamlined vs custom vs partial-pay)
- Right-size monthly amounts based on standards
- Pair with penalty abatement when applicable
Customized Payment Plans: Proven Installment Agreement Results
Converted high default-risk plan to sustainable partial-pay
Avoided levy
How is my payment set
One of two ways, you propose a monthly amount that the IRS reviews, or, for routine cases, the IRS automatically calculates a minimum payment based on your total debt.
Can I change it later?
Yes, you can change your IRS installment agreement payment amount at a later date if your financial situation changes.
Does interest stop?
No, interest does not stop accumulating when you set up an IRS installment agreement. By law, interest continues to accrue on any unpaid tax balance, as well as on penalties, until the entire debt is paid in full.
Talk to a tax professional now.
We pursue every lawful option. Outcomes depend on your facts and IRS rules. No specific results guaranteed.