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IRS Tax Relief Calculators:
Tools to Help Taxpayers Who Owe
Federal IRS tax debt and state tax debt follow different rules. Choose the calculator hub that matches the tax agency that sent your notice.
Federal IRS Tax Relief Calculators
IRS enforcement risk, penalties, interest, payment plans, offer in compromise, and collection exposure.
- IRS wage garnishment & bank levy risk
- IRS tax lien risk & release
- IRS penalty & interest by tax year
- Offer in compromise pre-qualification
- Payment plan & CNC hardship estimators
- Payroll tax & TFRP risk assessment
- Gig worker & self-employed tax tools
State Tax Relief Calculators
State tax penalties, interest, sales tax exposure, wage garnishment rules, and collection risk by state.
- State penalty & interest by state (46 states)
- Sales tax penalty calculators (all 50 states + DC)
- State wage garnishment rules
- State OIC & settlement eligibility
- State payment plan estimators
Common Calculator Paths
Not sure where to start? Choose the path that matches your situation.
I received an IRS notice
Match your letter to a CP series, LT series, Letter 1058, or Letter 3172 notice.
Use Federal IRS Calculators →I received a state notice
Identify the agency behind your notice — a department of revenue, franchise tax board, or sales tax office.
Use State Tax Calculators →My wages may be garnished
Determine whether you face an IRS wage levy or a state wage garnishment.
Check Wage Garnishment Risk →My bank account may be levied
Estimate your exposure before an IRS or state bank levy freezes your funds.
Check Bank Levy Risk →I need a payment plan
Work out your IRS monthly payment or explore state payment plan options.
Estimate a Payment Plan →I want to estimate penalties and interest
See how unpaid tax balances grow from IRS or state penalties and interest.
Calculate Penalties & Interest →I owe sales tax or payroll tax
Understand whether unpaid sales tax or payroll tax could create personal liability for you.
Check Sales & Payroll Tax Exposure →I want to know if the settlement is realistic
Assess your eligibility for an IRS offer in compromise or a state settlement.
Screen Settlement Options →Thank you for submitting!
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Which Calculator Hub Should You Use?
Use the Federal IRS Calculators if:
- You received an IRS notice (CP series, LT series, Letter 1058, Letter 3172, etc.).
- You have a federal tax lien, wage garnishment, or bank levy.
- You owe unpaid federal income tax, payroll tax, or trust fund taxes.
- You want to estimate an IRS payment plan, offer in compromise, or CNC hardship status.
- You need to calculate IRS penalties and interest by tax year.
Use the State Tax Calculators If:
- You received a state tax notice from a state department of revenue or tax agency.
- You have unpaid state income tax, business tax, or franchise tax.
- You collected but did not remit sales tax to the state.
- You need to estimate state-specific penalties, interest, or collection exposure.
- You have a state tax lien, levy, or wage garnishment.
⚠ Important: IRS and State Tax Problems Are Separate
An IRS payment plan does not resolve state tax debt. A state payment plan does not resolve an IRS tax bill. If you owe both, address them separately. Use the federal calculators for IRS problems and the state calculators for state problems.
Related Tax Relief Resources
Reviewed by William McLee, Enrolled Agent
Last reviewed: July 1, 2026
These calculators are designed to help taxpayers estimate potential tax relief issues using official tax rules, agency guidance, and conservative assumptions. Calculators are estimates only and do not replace case-specific review.
Calculator FAQ
Should I use a federal IRS calculator or a state tax calculator?
What if I owe both IRS and state tax debt?
Do these calculators require my Social Security number?
Are these official government calculators?
What is an offer in compromise, and who qualifies?
Can I get penalty relief if I filed or paid late?
What is the difference between a short-term and long-term payment plan?
These calculators provide general informational estimates only and do not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Actual tax balances, enforcement status, and eligibility depend on agency records, compliance history, notices, and your specific financial situation.