Tax Relief in Denver and Aurora, Colorado

With the IRS, the calendar matters almost as much as the balance. Miss the right window and options quietly disappear. Fresh Start Tax Relief Services helps taxpayers in Denver, Aurora, and across the surrounding metro area act while those windows are still open. We are a women-owned business based in Pasadena, California, and our licensed tax agents have decades of experience dealing with the IRS.
Tax Help Across the Denver Metro Area
Whether you live in central Denver or out in Aurora, getting started is straightforward. Call (800) 250-8884 or complete our online application, and we will listen to the full story before suggesting any next step. The Front Range sits comfortably inside our reach, since "Not only do we service every single county in California, but we service taxpayers nationwide."
Deadlines That Protect Your Rights
Two IRS deadlines come up again and again with Denver clients, and both are easy to miss if you do not know to look for them.
After a Final Notice of Intent to Levy
When the IRS sends a final notice of intent to levy, it generally gives you 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing. That hearing is a chance to challenge the proposed levy or propose an alternative, such as an installment agreement, before collection moves forward. Once the window closes, your options narrow.
After an Offer in Compromise Is Rejected
Sometimes the IRS rejects an offer. A taxpayer can generally appeal that rejection within 30 days of the date on the rejection letter. We know how to appeal a rejected offer and work toward a fair compromise agreement. Our IRS appeals page explains more about that process.
Getting Back Into Compliance
Before the IRS will agree to most resolution programs, it expects your filings to be current. In practice, that generally means having the last six years of returns on file. For someone who has fallen several years behind, that can feel like a mountain.
It does not have to be. Through our unfiled tax returns help, we determine which years are missing and file them correctly. That matters, because when the IRS files for you, it takes no deductions and often places you in a higher bracket than you belong in. Correct returns usually mean a smaller balance to resolve.
Colorado and Federal Debt Together
Colorado collects its own state income tax, so an unpaid federal balance often has a state counterpart. We provide state tax debt relief alongside our IRS work. Because states tend to pursue taxpayers more quickly than the IRS, we often recommend dealing with the state balance first while we build the federal plan.
Why the Tax Superwomen Fight for You
The IRS can be intimidating, and it rarely volunteers information about the options available to you. That is where our experience comes in. We understand how the IRS works, which lets us quickly determine the best course of action for each case. We fight for our clients, and we stay with you until your case is resolved. Learn more about our team on the Fresh Start Tax Relief home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you help taxpayers in Aurora, Colorado?
Yes. We work with clients in Aurora, Denver, and throughout the surrounding metro area, and we serve taxpayers nationwide from our Pasadena office.
How long do I have to appeal a rejected Offer in Compromise?
You generally have 30 days from the date on the IRS rejection letter to file an appeal. Contacting us early gives us time to prepare it properly.
What can I do after receiving a final notice of intent to levy?
You generally have 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing. The hearing lets you challenge the proposed levy or propose an alternative before collection proceeds.
How many years of returns need to be filed before resolving my debt?
The IRS generally expects the last six years of returns to be filed before it will agree to most resolution programs. We identify which years are missing and file them correctly.
Does Colorado have a state income tax?
Yes. Colorado residents can owe both the IRS and the state, and we provide state tax debt relief in addition to help with federal tax debt.
