Find Your Fastest Path to Tax Debt Relief

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What type of tax debt are you dealing with?

  • A.
    Income tax (personal)
  • B.
    Income tax (business)
  • C.
    Payroll tax
  • D.
    Sales tax
  • E.
    More than one type
  • F.
    Not sure
• 2.
  About how much do you currently owe?

  • A.
    Under $10,000
  • B.
    $10,000–$25,000
  • C.
    $25,000–$50,000
  • D.
    Over $50,000
  • E.
    Not sure
• 3.
  Have you received any of the following?

  • A.
    Final Notice / Intent to Levy
  • B.
    Wage garnishment notice
  • C.
    Bank levy (or bank account frozen)
  • D.
    Lien notice
  • E.
    None of these / not sure
• 4.
  Are you currently filing and paying current taxes on time?

  • A.
    Yes, I’m current now
  • B.
    No, I’m behind on filings
  • C.
    I’m filing but can’t pay current taxes
  • D.
    Not sure
• 5.
  Which best describes your situation right now?

  • A.
    I need a clear plan and steps to follow
  • B.
    I’m overwhelmed and don’t want to deal with the IRS myself
  • C.
    I’ve tried a payment plan but it didn’t work
  • D.
    There are multiple years involved and it’s complicated
  • E.
    I’m just trying to avoid this getting worse

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You’re a Strong Fit for the DIY Masterclass

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  Based on your answers, your situation looks manageable with a step-by-step plan, scripts, and a simple documentation system.What you’ll get in the MasterclassExactly what to say, who to call, and what to documentHow to build your 4‑tab Proof File (Notices, Call Log, Payments, Mail Proof)How to pursue a workable monthly plan (and reduce avoidable penalties where possible)A clear “do this next” checklist so you’re not guessingIf anything changes (levy, garnishment, lien filing, or your balance is higher than expected), you can always switch to professional support.
• 2.
  You Should Get Professional Help (Consult Recommended)

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  Based on your answers, there are signs this could get time-sensitive or higher risk, and you’ll likely save time (and stress) by getting professional support.Why we recommend a consult:Your situation may involve higher balances, payroll/sales tax, unfiled returns, or active collectionsThe margin for error is smaller — documentation and deadlines matter moreA professional can help you choose the best resolution strategy and communicate effectively with the IRS/stateWe’ll review what’s going on, identify your best path, and map out next steps clearly.