Above and Beyond IRS Resolution LLC

There's no magic wand to abracadabra your tax problems away.

Not the tax debt. Not the audits. Not the IRS notices.

But there is a way to relieve the pressure.
It just takes the decision to face them... and ask for help.

Top 5 Savings Tips for Philadelphia Families

Top 5 Savings Tips for Philadelphia Families Burgeoning inflation demands new money habits for families everwhere – and we’ve got savings tips to help out.

There are a few different approaches to getting debt reduced, but some come with some setbacks that you should consider ahead of time.

Here are two:

1) Debt Settlement -- Inviting a third party to negotiate outstanding debt in your name.
Setback: You often end up paying more out of pocket than if you had just taken on the debt yourself.

2) Debt Consolidation -- The consolidation method is used by companies that essentially roll all your debt into one lump sum, then charge you at a lower interest rate.
Setback: It (usually) just means you'll be in debt for a longer period of time.

If you have years of unfiled tax returns weighing on you, don’t get paralyzed by the burden.

First of all, the IRS only requires filing for up to 6 years past.

Second, it really is possible to work out a doable plan for repayment.