
Screen Your Eligibility Before Making IRS Financial Disclosures
Answer a few questions about your income, expenses, assets, tax balance, and compliance status to estimate whether reduced monthly payments may be negotiable under IRS standards.
Nothing you enter is shared with the IRS. This is a private eligibility screening only.
A Partial Payment Installment Agreement (PPIA) is an IRS payment arrangement where monthly payments are based on your financial situation rather than the full tax balance, and the payments do not fully satisfy the liability before the collection statute expires. The IRS typically reviews your finances about every two years, and any remaining balance becomes uncollectible only if the statute expires and is not extended. A PPIA is not an offer in compromise and does not require a lump-sum payment, making it an option when full repayment is unrealistic but ongoing payments are possible.

How to Interpret PPIA Eligibility


If your screening result is positive or borderline, we manage the process carefully and correctly.
We help by:
If your results show meaningful wage garnishment exposure, delaying action usually benefits the IRS — not you.
Understanding your numbers early helps you make informed decisions before each paycheck is affected.
