Tax debt can grow quickly when penalties, interest, and collection activity are added to the original balance. Whether the debt comes from unpaid income taxes, business taxes, prior-year balances, or a return you could not afford to pay, the IRS may continue sending notices and taking further action if the issue is not addressed. TR360 helps individuals and business owners review their tax balance, understand what may be driving the amount owed, and explore practical options for moving toward resolution.

A federal tax lien is the government’s legal claim against your property when a tax debt has not been resolved. A lien can affect your financial life, business activity, property transactions, and ability to move forward with confidence. It does not mean the IRS has taken your property, but it does mean the tax problem has become more serious. TR360 can help you understand what a lien notice means, how the balance developed, and what options may be available to address or resolve the issue.

Wage garnishment can happen when the IRS directs your employer to withhold part of your paycheck and send it toward a tax debt. This can create immediate financial pressure and make it harder to cover basic living or business expenses. Garnishment usually signals that the IRS has moved beyond warning notices and into active collection. TR360 can help you understand why the garnishment happened, what information may be needed, and what tax resolution options may help address the underlying balance.

Payroll tax problems are especially serious because they often involve taxes withheld from employees’ wages. When payroll taxes are unpaid or deposits are missed, the IRS may move quickly to assess penalties, issue notices, and pursue business or responsible-party collection action. These issues can affect business operations, cash flow, and personal exposure. TR360 helps business owners understand the nature of the payroll tax problem, review the periods involved, and consider practical next steps for addressing the IRS before the situation escalates.

Passport problems can arise when the IRS certifies certain seriously delinquent tax debts to the U.S. Department of State. This may affect a taxpayer’s ability to obtain, renew, or keep a passport until the tax issue is addressed. These notices are serious, especially if you travel internationally for work, family, or business. TR360 can help you understand what the passport-related tax notice means, review the balance and collection history, and identify what steps may be available to work toward resolving the certification issue.