Fair Tax Solutions Hosts Georgia Tax Relief Workshop This August to Cut Through IRS Confusion Before It Costs You

Marietta, Georgia, September 15, 2026 – Fair Tax Solutions, the Marietta-based tax resolution firm led by CPA Len Nelms, is hosting a Georgia Tax Relief Workshop this August for individuals and small business owners who’ve received IRS notices, owe back taxes, or are already facing collection actions and don’t know what their options are or how much time they have left to use them.

The session is built around a direct reality: most taxpayers who end up in serious IRS trouble didn’t ignore the problem. They misunderstood the timeline.

The Five Resolution Pathways

The workshop covers five IRS resolution mechanisms that come up in nearly every debt case. Here’s what each one actually is:

Installment Agreement: A formal, IRS-approved payment plan that lets you pay your balance over time, with specific terms and conditions the IRS can revoke if you fall out of compliance. Offer in Compromise: A program that allows qualifying taxpayers to settle their IRS debt for less than the full amount owed, based on a calculated offer derived from IRS financial formulas and a full financial disclosure. Penalty Abatement: A request to have IRS-assessed penalties reduced or removed, available when a taxpayer can document a qualifying reason such as reasonable cause or a first-time penalty waiver. IRS Appeals: A formal process that allows taxpayers to dispute IRS determinations with an independent reviewer before accepting the agency’s proposed outcome. Currently Not Collectible Status: A temporary hold the IRS can place on collection activity when a taxpayer’s financial situation demonstrates an inability to pay without causing significant hardship.

These aren’t loopholes. They’re official programs with real eligibility requirements, documentation standards, and filing deadlines. Len Nelms will explain how each one works, what the IRS evaluates, and what actually disqualifies a taxpayer from each pathway.

Why Timing Matters

The IRS runs on a procedural sequence, and that sequence doesn’t pause because someone is overwhelmed. Consider a taxpayer who receives a balance-due notice and spends the first few weeks assuming it’s a clerical error. By the time they accept the notice is real and start looking for records, the response window has narrowed considerably. Options that were available at day one, including penalty abatement, a formal dispute through IRS Appeals, or a structured Offer in Compromise, become harder to pursue as the IRS advances through its collection stages.

That’s not a worst-case scenario. It’s how the process works.

What to Expect

Len Nelms brings more than 20 years of direct IRS negotiation experience and has guided over 1,500 clients through the resolution process. His approach isn’t about making taxpayers feel better about their situation. It’s about giving them an accurate picture of it, so they can stop waiting and start deciding.

The workshop will cover how the IRS evaluates financial disclosure submissions, why the same resolution program produces different outcomes for different taxpayers, and what it looks like when a case is filed correctly versus when it isn’t.

One honest point Nelms will make plainly: not every taxpayer qualifies for every program. An Offer in Compromise requires a financial profile that meets specific IRS thresholds. Currently Not Collectible status doesn’t erase a debt. Eligibility windows are strict and non-negotiable, and a submission filed after a deadline doesn’t get reviewed on its merits. What professional representation changes isn’t the guarantee of a favorable outcome. It’s the probability that the right pathway gets identified, prepared accurately, and filed before the window closes.

Register Now

Attendance is free. Seating is limited, and the session is scheduled for August 2026 in Marietta, Georgia. Specific date, time, and venue details are available by calling Fair Tax Solutions directly at Phone Number] or visiting [https://fairtaxsolutions.com/. Attendees who want to discuss their specific situation after the session can schedule a risk-free consultation with the firm at no charge.

If you’ve received an IRS notice and haven’t taken action yet, that window is getting shorter. Don’t spend another week hoping it resolves on its own.

About Fair Tax Solutions

Fair Tax Solutions is a Marietta, Georgia-based tax resolution firm led by CPA Len Nelms. With more than 20 years of experience and over 1,500 clients helped, the firm specializes in direct IRS negotiation and halting collection actions including wage garnishment, levies, and liens. Fair Tax Solutions guides individuals and small business owners through a proven four-step resolution process and offers risk-free consultations for taxpayers facing IRS debt or enforcement.

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