Tax Relief Services | Tax Attorney Help in TN & MS
All tax problems have a solution, and at Damiens Law, we offer a full range of tax resolution services to our clients in Tennessee and Mississippi.
When you contact us about tax relief services, you’ll never get pushed into a generic resolution plan – instead, you’ll get a customized strategy based on the unique factors of your case. Ready to get help now? Get in touch with us to set up a consultation.
Tax Resolution Services for Individual and Business Taxpayers
Here are some of the main tax relief services we provide to taxpayers – but again, remember, the strategy will be tailored to your needs, and sometimes, we’ll explore more than one solution to fully resolve your case.
If you’re facing any tax problem, here’s the very first service you need:
Tax Attorney Representation
Every case starts with this solution – representation from our experienced legal team. Our tax attorneys can handle your case from the moment you receive your first IRS notice until we achieve the target resolution, even if that involves appeals or, for really complex cases, Tax Court.
If you owe back taxes or unpaid payroll taxes, we’ll explore the following solutions:
IRS Payment Plans
Payment plans, or installment agreements, let you make affordable monthly payments when you can’t afford to pay in full. We’ll help you identify the best installment agreement based on the type of tax you owe, when it expires, and your budget.
Offer in Compromise
Some taxpayers can settle their debt for less with an offer in compromise when they can’t afford a payment plan. The offer is based on your financial situation. Leverage our experience to navigate the application process in the most beneficial way possible.
Currently Not Collectible
CNC status is a temporary pause on collections due to financial hardship, which also requires submitting detailed financial information to the IRS. Let us help you determine if this is the right option for your case.
Innocent Spouse Relief
You may qualify for innocent spouse relief if you’re responsible for a tax debt incurred by your spouse’s underreporting or underpayments. This solution requires a detailed understanding of the IRS’s procedures and the nuances of the tax code – you need our attorneys in your corner if you want to succeed.
IRS Tax Forgiveness
Although the IRS doesn’t have a set program called “tax forgiveness” – it’s a solution a lot of taxpayers come to us for. When we can get tax liability waivers, reductions, or even expirations for our clients, we certainly do. Since there’s no set forgiveness program, that typically involves offers in compromise, penalty abatement, or waiting out the collection clock so the debt expires.
Bankruptcy
In select cases, bankruptcy is the right option for resolving tax debt – but definitely not always. Let our legal team evaluate which of your tax liabilities qualify for discharge through bankruptcy and help you decide if that’s the best option in light of your full financial situation.
If penalties are making your balance grow, it’s time to stop them with this solution:
Penalty Abatement
The IRS offers penalty abatement for taxpayers who haven’t had penalties in the last three years and for those who can show reasonable cause or meet other criteria. We know what the IRS wants to hear and how to make a compelling argument that you deserve penalty relief.
Facing an IRS audit? Has an auditor claimed you filed a false return? Then, you need:
Audit Defense
Navigating any audit is stressful – even if it involves a relatively simple return that was filed accurately. The stakes get even higher when you’re dealing with business tax returns, itemized deductions, or other complex areas of the tax code.
Our representation is critical for protecting your interests and getting through the process as easily as possible.
Received a notice about a lien or a levy? Been denied for a relief option? Disagree with audit results? When you want to dispute the IRS, we can help you with…
Appeals
There’s an appeals option for most IRS decisions – but figuring out which appeal option applies, filing by the deadline, and meeting procedural requirements isn’t easy. Get in touch with us as soon as you receive a notice or unfavorable decision, and we’ll help you understand the appeals process for that situation.
Not sure where to start? We’ll help with that too. Every case starts with…
Tax Transcript Review
See what the IRS has recorded for tax filings, payments, notices, and other actions. We’ll review it for accuracy – the IRS makes more mistakes than you think. Then, we’ll use the details to develop your custom resolution strategy.
State Tax Resolution
With offices in Tennessee and Mississippi, we’re perfectly poised to help our clients deal with tax problems in these states. We’ll coordinate our efforts with your IRS resolution so that you have the best strategy possible – even if you’re facing a multi-state tax problem.
Our state resolution services include – but are not limited to:
- Mississippi Tax Attorney Representation – work with an attorney who knows how the tax code really works in this state.
- Mississippi Offer in Compromise – leverage our knowledge to settle MS state taxes for less than owed if you qualify.
- MS Payment Plans – resolve state tax debt with monthly payments.
- Tennessee Tax Attorney Representation – let our legal team protect your interests in the Volunteer State.
- Memphis Tax Attorney Representation – get help in the heart of Memphis; we’ll find the solutions you need.
- TN Payment Plan – resolve TN tax debt with a monthly payment plan for your business taxes.
To learn more about state-specific resolution options, contact us directly.
How We Resolve Tax Problems
Damiens Law is experienced in resolving all types of tax problems for clients in Mississippi and Tennessee. Here’s an overview of the steps we take:
- Detailed review: Review of your finances and tax transcripts to understand your case.
- Strategy Identification: A tailored plan to get you the best outcome.
- Compliance Steps: Filing back taxes and meeting eligibility criteria.
- Agency Communication: Direct negotiations with the IRS or state on your behalf.
- Solution Implementation: Carrying out the strategy with applications and follow-up.
- Future Compliance: Safeguarding future success with a set compliance process.
Each situation is different, but you can expect us to take these steps as you resolve your tax problems.
When Should I Hire a Tax Resolution Attorney?
An attorney can be critical when you’re dealing with a complex case. Strongly consider hiring a tax resolution attorney if:
- The IRS has already contacted you about an audit.
- You owe taxes you can’t afford to pay.
- The IRS is threatening wage garnishment or asset seizure.
- You’re dealing with business tax issues, such as payroll or sales tax.
- You disagree with the tax or penalties on your account.
- Your prior attempts to resolve the tax issue failed.
Regardless of what’s happening, you may benefit from a case review. Talk to us about how fast – and more importantly, how efficiently – your issue can be resolved.
Why Work With Damiens Law?
Make sure you choose the right legal team when you decide to get tax help. At Damiens Law, we provide these benefits:
- A skilled tax attorney – not just a tax service company
- Experience with IRS enforcement and resolution
- Representation for Tennessee and Mississippi clients with state tax issues
- Help for both individuals and businesses
- A practical approach to resolution
- Focus on long-term solutions
The IRS has a legal team working on their behalf – and you deserve that too. Let us provide you with the help you need to protect your rights and your finances.
FAQs About Tax Resolution Services
How Does Tax Resolution Work?
When you’re dealing with a tax issue, like tax debt, penalties, or collections, tax resolution services help you get on top of it, whether through an IRS relief program or through a payment plan.
How Do I Resolve My IRS Tax Debt?
The first step is to see if you can afford monthly payments to pay off your tax debt over time. If you can’t afford payments, you may qualify for an offer in compromise or currently not collectible (CNC) status.
What Are My Options When I Can’t Pay Taxes?
If you can’t afford to pay your taxes in full, don’t just ignore IRS notices and hope the problem goes away. Damiens Law will talk to you about your options, including installment agreements, offers in compromise, CNC status, or penalty abatement.
Can Businesses Apply for Tax Relief?
Yes, businesses qualify for many state and federal resolution programs. You may be able to set up a payment plan for business tax debt or apply for another form of relief to start addressing unpaid taxes.
Do I Need an Attorney to Resolve My Taxes?
Not all taxpayers need an attorney when dealing with a tax issue. If you can afford to pay your balance in full or in monthly installments, requesting a payment plan is fairly simple online. However, if you have a high balance, can’t afford payments, or aren’t sure what your options are, talk to an attorney. They can work with the IRS on your behalf to get you the best deal.
Get Tax Help From Damiens Law
Prevent your tax issues from escalating by acting as quickly as possible. Start by talking to the team at Damiens Law. We’ll help you understand your options for state and IRS tax issues, including installment agreements, offers in compromise, CNC status, penalty abatement, appeals, and audit assistance.
The sooner you act, the more options you’ll have to resolve your tax debt. Contact our office to set up a consultation today.
Bankruptcy Options
Considering bankruptcy? To get rid of your tax liability through bankruptcy, you must first verify if you qualify.
Currently Not Collectible
You can reduce the IRS’s collection efforts if you have currently not collectible status at this time. See if you qualify.
Innocent Spouse Relief
Innocent spouse relief and injured spouse relief can help you avoid paying taxes on money earned by your spouse or ex-spouse.
Offer in Compromise
An OIC is a settlement between a taxpayer and the IRS in which their tax liability is reduced to below the full amount.
IRS Payment Plans
An IRS payment plan is an agreement between the taxpayer and the IRS to pay off a tax liability.
IRS Penalties
There are three main types of IRS penalties: failure to pay, failure to file, and failure to deposit.
Tax Audit Defense
When it comes to reducing the chance of being audited, taking precautions while preparing your tax return is the greatest method.
Tax Transcript Review
We can help you obtain a copy of your IRS file and determine how it can be used to help you resolve your tax issues.




