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Utah Tax Relief: IRS Tax Help in Salt Lake City, UT

 

Published: November 2026 | Last reviewed: November 2026 | Reviewed by the Republic Tax Relief team of enrolled agents, tax attorneys, and CPAs. Mark Ladd, CEO.

From the Wasatch Front to Red Rock Country, Logan to St. George

Utah Tax Relief Service for IRS Tax Debt, Income Tax, and Property Tax Bills: Help for Salt Lake City and Every UT Taxpayer, Family, and Company Short on Money

Here is something most Utahns do not realize: the IRS letter in your mailbox may have been mailed from just up I-15. The IRS runs one of its largest processing campuses in Ogden, and the Utah State Tax Commission sits in Salt Lake City. Two tax collectors, one valley. We step in between you and both of them.

Software engineers in Lehi, nurses in Murray, contractors in St. George, and ski shop owners in Park City work with our team by phone, video, and secure upload. Nationwide reach, Mountain time scheduling.

IRS and Utah State Tax Commission
Federal and state balances, one team
Individuals and businesses
W-2, 1099, direct sales, and payroll filers
18,000+ cases resolved
In-house team since 2005
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Spanish-speaking clients welcome

Utah is a hardworking, fast-growing state, and a lot of the people who call us are proud that they have always paid their way. Then a startup folds, a side business in direct sales takes off without any tax set aside, or a home value jumps and so does the property tax bill. The letters start, and suddenly you owe money to agencies on both ends of the Wasatch Front.

Republic Tax Relief helps individuals and business owners who owe the Internal Revenue Service, the Utah State Tax Commission, or both. Our licensed enrolled agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys work as one team from our California offices and represent clients in Salt Lake City and all 29 Utah counties.

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Why Utah Taxpayers End Up With an IRS Tax Bill and a Utah Income Tax Balance at the Same Time

Utah uses a flat state income tax, and the Legislature has trimmed the rate more than once. That helps going forward. It does nothing about a federal income tax bill from a past year, and old balances only grow while penalties and interest keep running.

Utah also starts its return from your federal adjusted gross income. So when the IRS changes your federal return, the Utah State Tax Commission often sends its own bill a few months later. These are the patterns we see most often in Utah households:

  • Stock compensation at tech companies. Restricted stock, options, and big vesting events along the Silicon Slopes often come with too little withholding.
  • Direct sales and side businesses. Utah is home to many direct sales and multi-level marketing companies. Commissions arrive on a 1099 with nothing withheld, and many sellers never make an estimated tax payment.
  • Large households, tight budgets. When one paycheck supports a big family, there is little room to set money aside for a surprise balance.
  • Social Security and retirement income. Utah is one of the few states that taxes Social Security benefits, though a credit reduces or removes the tax for many retirees. A large IRA withdrawal can still create a federal bill.
  • Unfiled tax returns after a business closes, a divorce, or a long illness. Our unfiled tax returns service brings missing federal and Utah returns current and stops new penalties from piling on.

 

Not sure which tax years you owe or how much? Our back tax help confirms every federal and Utah balance before anyone makes a promise about your tax debt.

Your story stays in the room. Every Utah case is protected under attorney-client and tax professional privilege standards, so only your assigned licensed professionals ever see the details of your finances.

Letters From Ogden: Why So Many IRS Tax Notices Carry a Utah Return Address

Taxpayers across the country open IRS notices with an Ogden, UT return address. That is because the IRS runs a major campus in Ogden that processes returns, payments, and correspondence. For people in Weber and Davis counties, it is practically a neighbor.

Being close does not make the IRS easier to deal with. The Ogden campus is a processing center, not a walk-in help desk. The IRS also runs appointment-based Taxpayer Assistance Centers in Utah, and the Taxpayer Advocate Service has a Utah office, but none of them will negotiate a settlement for you.

Notices Utah residents bring us most often

Notice What it usually means How urgent
CP14 First bill for a balance due Act now while options are widest
CP2000 Income on IRS records does not match your return, common with 1099 commissions and stock sales Respond by the date on the notice
CP501 / CP503 Reminder that the balance is still unpaid Collection pressure is building
CP504 Notice of intent to levy certain assets, such as a state tax refund High
LT11 / Letter 1058 Final notice of intent to levy, with 30 days to request a hearing Urgent. Call before the deadline

Read our guide to common IRS notices, or see how our IRS collections defense protects your paycheck and bank account.

Utah State Tax Commission Collections: Liens, Garnishments, and Money Kept From Your Refund

Many people focus on the IRS and leave the Utah bill in a drawer. That is risky. The Utah State Tax Commission has its own collection tools, and it can move on your wages or accounts without waiting for the IRS.

Utah collection tool What it means for you
State tax lien A public claim against your property that can stall a home sale or refinance, and it can stay in place until the balance is paid.
Wage garnishment Part of each paycheck goes to the state before you see it.
Bank levy Funds in your account can be frozen and taken.
Refund offset Your Utah refund, and possibly your federal refund, is kept and applied to the balance.
Outside collection agency Older accounts may be referred to a private collector working for the state.

Utah payment agreements

Individuals request a Utah payment plan on form TC-804 or through Taxpayer Access Point (TAP), and businesses use form TC-804B. The state usually reviews the request after the return is processed, and interest keeps running during the plan. Miss a payment or a new filing, and the agreement can default.

The Utah offer in compromise

Utah has its own settlement program. The Tax Commission may consider an offer when there is doubt that you owe the tax, or when the debt cannot be collected in full and your offer is reasonable, using form TC-410 (Utah State Tax Commission: Offer in Compromise). An IRS settlement does not guarantee a Utah one, so we build both cases from the same honest numbers.

See how we handle tax lien help, bank levy help, and wage garnishment relief.

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A Real Utah IRS Case: The Outdoor Retailer Outside Zion National Park

Most tax debt is a money problem, not a crime. But this Southern Utah case shows what can happen when a business owner hands his accountants incomplete numbers year after year.

The case: A Washington City man owned an outdoor retailer in Springdale, the gateway town to Zion. He gave his CPAs records that understated the store’s gross receipts for six years. The CPAs relied on those numbers, and he evaded at least $1.9 million in income tax.

The outcome: After pleading guilty to tax evasion, he was sentenced to five months in prison and 18 months of supervised release, including six months of home detention. The court also ordered a $95,000 fine and about $1.95 million in restitution (IRS Criminal Investigation).

The lesson: Having a CPA prepare your return does not protect you if the numbers going in are wrong. Seasonal and cash-heavy businesses in tourist towns get extra attention. If your past returns are not right, talk to a licensed professional and come forward on your terms, before the IRS comes to you.

Worried about past returns? We review what was filed, pull IRS transcripts, and, where needed, bring in a tax attorney before anything is sent to the IRS.

Utah Property Tax Bills: Circuit Breaker Relief, Senior Deferral, and How to Appeal a Valuation

Home values along the Wasatch Front and in Washington County have climbed fast, and property tax bills often follow. For a household that already owes the IRS, a higher property tax bill squeezes the budget even more. Utah offers several property tax relief programs, and most require an application each year.

Program Who it may help Where to apply
Circuit Breaker homeowner credit Low-income senior homeowners and qualifying surviving spouses Your county office
Renter refund Low-income senior renters, including people who rent a lot for a manufactured home Utah State Tax Commission or TAP
Low-income abatement Homeowners with limited income, at the county’s discretion Your county office
Senior deferral Older homeowners who need to postpone property tax, with the amount repaid later Your county office
Veteran and blind exemptions Qualifying disabled veterans, surviving spouses, and blind residents Your county office

Simplified summary. Age and income limits change, and the Legislature has debated changes to the Circuit Breaker program, so confirm current rules with your county and the Utah State Tax Commission before you apply.

Think your home is overvalued? Watch the summer notice

Each summer, your county mails a valuation notice that shows your home’s market value and the proposed property tax. The window to appeal to the county Board of Equalization is short. If a taxing entity wants more revenue than last year, Utah’s Truth in Taxation law requires a public hearing first, and taxpayers can speak there.

Free tax help is not the same as tax resolution

Utah has good free resources. Volunteer sites prepare simple returns, and the Taxpayer Advocate Service helps with stuck refunds and hardship. Those are a great fit for one simple problem. Several years of balances, an active levy, or business tax debt calls for a licensed professional who can negotiate with both agencies at once.

Why this matters for IRS relief: The IRS looks at your real housing costs when it sets a payment plan or reviews a settlement. Lowering your property tax frees up cash, and staying current protects your home from a county tax sale while the IRS case is worked out.

Utah Tax News: Which Income Tax and Property Tax Changes Actually Affect Your Bill

Utah tax news moves fast. Almost every legislative session brings stories about income tax cuts, property tax relief, grocery sales tax, or changes for seniors. Local outlets such as KUTV 2News, KSL, and the Deseret News cover these debates closely.

These stories are worth following, but it can also mislead people who already owe. Here is how to read the headlines:

  • A rate cut is not forgiveness. A lower Utah income tax rate applies to future tax years. It does not reduce a balance you already owe.
  • “Tax relief” stories rarely mean debt relief. A new credit or rebate may help your next return, but it will not stop a lien or garnishment.
  • Property tax news is local. Your bill depends on your county, city, school district, and the hearings each one holds.
  • IRS news can help. After wildfires, floods, or other disasters, the IRS sometimes postpones deadlines for affected Utah counties. That moves current deadlines but does not erase old debt.
  • Beware of “new program” ads. If a news story or ad promises a brand-new way to wipe out tax debt, check it with a licensed professional first.

 

Want a plain-English view of what is real? Read our IRS tax relief insights and learn the truth about the IRS Fresh Start Program.

IRS vs. Utah State Tax Commission: How Federal and State Tax Problems Compare

If you owe both agencies, the rules are not the same. A plan that satisfies the IRS can still leave Utah collecting, and the reverse.

Question IRS (federal tax) Utah State Tax Commission
Income tax Graduated federal rates Flat Utah rate, starting from federal adjusted gross income
Where notices come from Often the Ogden campus Salt Lake City headquarters and TAP
Before a levy Final notice with 30 days to request a hearing Billing and collection notices, then garnishment or levy
Paying over time Installment agreement Payment agreement on TC-804 or TC-804B
Settling for less Offer in compromise based on ability to pay Utah offer in compromise on TC-410
Hardship pause Currently Not Collectible status Case by case
Property tax Not involved Oversees the system; your county assesses and collects

IRS Tax Relief Options for Utah Residents: Payment Plans, Offers, CNC, and Penalty Relief

The right option depends on your income, allowable living expenses, equity, and how much time is left on the collection clock. Here is how the main federal programs fit Utah households.

Relief option What it does Often fits
IRS payment plan Monthly installments while levies are held off Steady paychecks that cannot cover the balance at once
Offer in compromise Settles IRS debt for less based on ability to pay Low income and low equity compared with what you owe
Currently Not Collectible Pauses collection during financial hardship Retirees or disabled Utahns on fixed income
Penalty relief Removes penalties for a clean history or reasonable cause Illness, a death in the family, a wildfire, or lost records
Innocent spouse relief Separates you from a spouse’s tax debt Errors or hidden income caused by a current or former spouse

Home equity can make or break a Utah settlement

To settle IRS debt for less, the IRS counts the equity in your home, vehicles, and retirement accounts. Many Utah homeowners have built real equity as values rose. That is good news for your net worth, but it can block an offer even when monthly cash is tight. We test the numbers before anything is filed. Learn how the OIC program works.

Penalty relief can shrink the bill quickly

A first-time abatement can remove IRS penalties for one year if your record is otherwise clean. Reasonable cause can cover more, such as a hospital stay or records lost in a fire. Because penalties and interest can make up a big share of the total, this is one of the first places we look.

For the bigger picture, see our tax debt relief options, IRS payment plans, Currently Not Collectible status, IRS penalty abatement, and innocent spouse relief.

Silicon Slopes, Direct Sales, Ski Towns, and Oil Fields: Utah Income Tax Problems We See Often

Utah’s economy creates tax problems that generic national guides miss. These come up again and again in our calls.

  • Tech workers in Lehi, Draper, and Provo. Stock options, restricted stock, and startup equity can create large federal bills, sometimes for shares that later lost value.
  • Direct sales and MLM distributors. Commissions, bonuses, and prizes are taxable income. Sellers who mix business and personal spending often cannot prove their expenses when the IRS asks.
  • Ski resort and tourism businesses. Park City, Moab, and Springdale businesses earn most of their money in a few busy months, then face tax bills in the slow season.
  • Oil, gas, and mining in the Uintah Basin and Carbon County. Boom-and-bust pay swings leave workers and contractors with balances when work slows down.
  • Military families near Hill Air Force Base. Moves, deployments, and spouse income in another state can lead to missed returns and confusing balances.
  • Construction and trades. Fast growth in Utah County and St. George brought many new contractors who are still learning payroll and estimated taxes.

 

Sales Tax, Withholding, and Payroll Debt: Helping Utah Business Owners Resolve Their Tax Issues

Business tax debt usually starts with one short month. Money withheld from employees or collected from customers gets used to make rent or payroll. That money was never the owner’s to spend, and both the IRS and the state treat it that way.

  • Federal payroll tax deposits. Missed deposits can lead to the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty against owners and managers personally. Start with payroll tax debt relief.
  • Utah withholding tax. State income tax withheld from paychecks must be filed and paid on its own schedule.
  • Utah sales and use tax. State and local sales taxes are filed through TAP, and groceries are taxed at a different rate than most goods. Unpaid sales tax quickly becomes a personal problem for owners.
  • Business payment agreements. Utah uses form TC-804B for business balances, and the business must stay current on new filings while it pays.

 

The Utah businesses we help most often include:

 

Explore our business audit help, business tax resolution services, small business tax relief, and business tax debt relief.

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Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, and Other Border-State Tax Issues for Utah Taxpayers

Utah touches six states, and it has no reciprocal income tax agreements with any of them. If you live in one state and earn money in another, you may need to file in both and claim a credit. Skip one return, and both states can send a bill.

Cache Valley and Idaho

Logan-area residents often work, shop, or own property across the Idaho line. Idaho has its own income tax, so wages earned there usually mean an Idaho return too.

St. George, Mesquite, and Nevada

Nevada has no state income tax, so people who move from Utah to Nevada, or the reverse, often get the move year wrong. Utah may still treat you as a resident.

Kanab, the Arizona Strip, and Arizona

Workers and contractors who cross the Arizona line need to track where each dollar was earned. Arizona taxes income earned there.

Moved from California

Many Utahns came from California. The Franchise Tax Board may still claim part of the move year, and our California team works with the FTB every day.

Wyoming, Colorado, and the Four Corners region bring similar questions for oil field crews and remote workers. Explore our nearby state guides for Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and California.

How Our Tax Resolution Services Work for Utah Residents Without a Local Office

We want to be upfront: we do not have an office in Utah. Our team works from our offices in Corona, California and Laguna Hills, California. Utah is just one hour ahead of us, so morning, lunch, and after-work calls are easy to schedule.

The IRS handles nearly all cases by phone, mail, fax, and secure online systems, and it works with authorized representatives from any state. Once you sign the forms, we contact the IRS and the Utah State Tax Commission on your behalf. You stop taking the calls.

 

Flowchart showing how Republic Tax Relief resolves Utah tax problems with the IRS, the Utah State Tax Commission, and county property tax offices
Flowchart showing how Republic Tax Relief resolves Utah tax problems with the IRS, the Utah State Tax Commission, and county property tax offices

 

What happens after you call

  1. Free confidential consultation. A short call about your letters, any deadlines, and your monthly budget.
  2. Authorization on file. We file IRS Form 2848 so the IRS contacts us instead of you, plus Utah’s own power of attorney for state matters.
  3. Full investigation. We pull IRS transcripts, review your TAP account, and look for liens, levies, and missing returns.
  4. Protection first. Where the law allows, we act to stop the IRS and Utah from levying while we build your case.
  5. One coordinated plan. We negotiate in the right order and explain every option in plain English.

 

Common concern How we handle it
“My employer got a garnishment order.” We contact the agency right away and work toward a release with a plan you can afford.
“The IRS and Utah both want a monthly payment.” We build both plans from one household budget so the payments fit together.
“My business is behind on sales tax and payroll.” We put trust fund taxes first and build a plan the business can carry.
“Can a California firm really help me in Utah?” Yes. Federal representation works the same in every state, and we handle Utah matters under written authority.

IRS Tax Relief in Salt Lake City and Every Region of Utah

A software engineer in Lehi, a rancher near Richfield, and a retiree in St. George face very different IRS problems. We start with Salt Lake City, then cover the rest of the Beehive State.

Focus City: Salt Lake City and the Salt Lake Valley

Salt Lake City is Utah’s capital, home to the Utah State Tax Commission and the state’s largest concentration of jobs in healthcare, finance, and government. The valley around it has grown into a mix of tech workers, tradespeople, small business owners, and retirees, each with their own tax issues.

Downtown, Sugar House, and the Avenues
Restaurant owners, retailers, and self-employed professionals.
West Valley City, Taylorsville, and West Jordan
Working families, warehouse staff, and many Spanish-speaking households.
Sandy, Draper, South Jordan, and Herriman
Tech employees, new homeowners, and 1099 earners with missed estimates.
Murray, Holladay, Millcreek, and Cottonwood Heights
Healthcare workers, retirees, and small business owners.

Regions We Serve Across Utah

Davis and Weber Counties

Cities: Ogden, Layton, Bountiful, Kaysville, Clearfield, Roy, Farmington

Hill Air Force Base families, IRS neighbors, and commuters.

Utah County and Silicon Slopes

Cities: Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Spanish Fork, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain

Tech workers, students, direct sales distributors, and builders.

Cache Valley and Box Elder

Cities: Logan, Smithfield, North Logan, Brigham City, Tremonton

University staff, dairy and farm families, and Idaho commuters.

Park City and the Wasatch Back

Cities: Park City, Heber City, Kamas, Coalville, Midway

Resort workers, seasonal businesses, and second-home owners.

Southern Utah and Dixie

Cities: St. George, Washington City, Hurricane, Ivins, Cedar City, Springdale, Kanab

Retirees, contractors, and national park tourism businesses.

Eastern Utah and the Uintah Basin

Cities: Vernal, Roosevelt, Price, Moab, Duchesne, Blanding

Oil field crews, miners, and outdoor recreation outfitters.

Tooele and Central Utah

Cities: Tooele, Grantsville, Wendover, Nephi, Delta, Richfield, Ephraim

Ranchers, depot and warehouse workers, and Nevada line commuters.

Don’t see your town? We help taxpayers in all 29 Utah counties. Call 800-676-6014 and we will tell you right away whether we can help. You can also browse all of our service locations.

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Expert Insight: The Risks of Dealing With IRS Issues in Utah Alone or With AI

Utahns are known for self-reliance, and many try to fix tax problems themselves before asking for help. We respect that. But self-managed cases tend to go wrong in a few predictable ways, and some mistakes cannot be undone.

  • Driving to Ogden for answers. Living near a big IRS campus makes people think a visit will fix things. The campus processes paperwork. It does not negotiate.
  • Fixing the IRS and forgetting Utah. A taxpayer settles with the IRS, then gets a Utah bill months later because the federal changes flowed into the state return.
  • Underestimating home equity. Guessing at your home’s value on an IRS financial form can sink an offer or invite a closer look, especially in fast-rising Wasatch Front markets.
  • Treating direct sales losses as automatic write-offs. Without records, the IRS can deny the expenses and turn a small refund into a large balance.
  • Trusting AI on Utah rules. Chatbots often quote an old Utah tax rate, mix up the Circuit Breaker with other property tax programs, or invent a “Utah Fresh Start” program. A confident wrong answer leads to a costly decision.
  • Pasting private data into public tools. Uploading tax forms, bank statements, or your Social Security number to a free chatbot creates a privacy risk you cannot take back. AI also cannot sign a power of attorney, pull transcripts, or talk to a revenue officer.

 

Our take: AI is fine for learning what a term means. A licensed enrolled agent, CPA, or tax attorney should make the decisions and give the advice. We explain why in Can AI get a better settlement than a tax attorney?

Want to learn more first? Read our offer in compromise insights and tax settlement insights.

Why Utah Taxpayers Choose Republic Tax Relief

Hiring help with tax debt is a trust decision. Since 2005, founding partner Mark Ladd and our in-house team of enrolled agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys have helped individuals and businesses resolve IRS and state tax problems. We work every case ourselves, with no outsourcing.

 

Cases resolved 18,000+
Client balances settled $220M+
Average client rating 4.9 / 5
Credentials Enrolled agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys
Scheduling Mountain time call windows
Languages English and Spanish

 

  • Federal and Utah handled together. One team, one budget, one plan for every agency.
  • We know Utah’s pressure points. State liens, TC-804 agreements, refund offsets, and county property tax deadlines shape how we sequence your case.
  • Border-state experience. Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, and California balances are part of our everyday work.
  • Help in Spanish. Many families in the Salt Lake Valley and Utah County prefer to talk through their case in Spanish, and we welcome that.
  • Honest answers. If a settlement is not realistic, we say so and show you a better path.
  • Recognized work. See our awards and recognition.

 

Results vary based on each taxpayer’s facts and finances. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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Utah Tax Relief Frequently Asked Questions

Can you help me if you don’t have an office in Utah?

Yes. IRS cases are handled by phone, mail, and secure online systems, and we represent you under a signed power of attorney. Our team works from California, one hour behind Utah, and serves clients in all 29 Utah counties.

Why did my IRS letter come from Ogden, Utah?

The IRS runs a large processing campus in Ogden that handles returns, payments, and notices for taxpayers nationwide. A letter from Ogden is a normal IRS notice. Read the notice number and deadline, and get help before the response date passes.

Can you handle my Utah state tax debt and my IRS debt together?

Yes. We review both balances, build one household budget, and negotiate with the IRS and the Utah State Tax Commission in the right order so the two plans fit together.

How do I set up a Utah tax payment plan?

Individuals can request a payment agreement through Taxpayer Access Point (TAP) or on form TC-804, and businesses use form TC-804B. Interest keeps running, and you must stay current on new returns, so we plan it alongside any IRS agreement.

Does Utah have an offer in compromise program?

Yes. The Utah State Tax Commission may accept less than the full balance when there is doubt you owe the tax, or when the debt cannot be collected in full and the offer is reasonable. The request is made on form TC-410.

Can the IRS take my wages or bank account in Utah?

Yes. After the required notices, including a final notice of intent to levy, the IRS can levy wages, bank accounts, and other assets. Acting before that final notice expires keeps the most options open, including the right to a hearing.

Who qualifies for Utah Circuit Breaker property tax relief?

Circuit Breaker serves low-income senior homeowners and renters, including some surviving spouses. Homeowners apply through their county, and renters apply through the Utah State Tax Commission. Age and income limits change, so confirm the current rules before applying.

I live in Utah but earned money in Idaho or Arizona. What do I owe?

Utah has no reciprocal income tax agreements, so you may need to file in the state where you earned the money and in Utah, then claim a credit. Missing either return can create a balance in both states.

What should I bring to my free consultation?

Any IRS or Utah letters, your latest tax return if you have one, and a rough idea of your monthly income and bills. Missing documents are fine. We can request IRS transcripts for you.

More answers: tax relief questions, IRS notices questions, IRS payment plan questions, and business tax debt questions.

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Republic Tax Relief is a private firm and is not affiliated with the IRS, the Utah State Tax Commission, or any Utah county. This page offers general guidance, not legal or tax advice for your specific situation. Tax laws, deadlines, and agency procedures change, so consult a qualified tax professional before acting.

Free Consultation: Speak With a Tax Relief Professional About Your Utah Tax Debt

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Whether the letter came from the IRS, the Utah State Tax Commission, or a neighboring state, a short call can show you where you stand and which relief options fit. Your consultation is free and confidential.

About Republic Tax Relief

Republic Tax Relief helps individuals and businesses nationwide resolve IRS and state tax problems, including back taxes, levies, liens, unfiled returns, audits, and payroll tax debt. Since 2005, our in-house team of enrolled agents, CPAs, and tax attorneys has resolved more than 18,000 cases. From our offices in Corona and Laguna Hills, California, we represent clients in all 50 states, including Utah. Call 800-676-6014 or contact us online for a free, confidential consultation.

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