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Tax Preparation Services
Direct Tax ReliefSherman Oaks, CA

Additional Information

Direct Tax Relief provides IRS and state tax debt resolution services. Founded in 2008, the company has resolved tens of millions in tax debt for thousands of clients with a 95% success rate.

BBB Accredited Business (A+ rating since 2009)American Society of Tax Problem Solvers memberCertified tax business

Specializes in

Tax debt resolutionIRS negotiationState tax agency negotiationTax transcript and records investigation

Services

IRS tax debt reliefState tax debt reliefOffer in Compromise negotiationInstallment Agreement negotiationNon Collectible status negotiationDelinquent tax return filingWage garnishment protectionBank garnishment protectionFree confidential consultation

Established 2008 · Serving All 50 States

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: September 11, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (818) 815-2986

Website: www.directtaxrelief.com

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