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Tax Hardship Center

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Provider overview

Quick facts

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Website
taxhardshipcenter.com

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Phone and contact

(877) 829-7099

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Service area

States it is licensed to practise and represent clients in every state and serves clients nationwide in all 50 states

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Pricing

Not published

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Information checked
Aug 22, 2026
Services listed by the provider
  • IRS tax debt
  • Unfiled tax returns
  • Bank levies
  • IRS audit support
  • Installment agreements
  • Business tax issues
  • State tax debt
  • Wage garnishment
  • Tax liens
  • Penalty relief
  • Offer in Compromise
  • Payroll tax concerns

What to know

Who they say they serve
  • Individuals
  • Businesses

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Practitioner roles named

States that enrolled agents, federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS, build the resolution plan

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Experience described

The page states 2012 as the year established and 'over a decade of experience' in one place, and '20+ years of tax relief services' in another

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Consultation and intake

States a free consultation taking 15 to 30 minutes, by web form or phone at (877) 829-7099

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Guarantee or refund policy

The page carries the heading 'GUARANTEED' above 'Resolution' and the line 'Ideal Outcome for Your Tax Situation', and separately states '$0 Risk to You'

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Reviews across the web

Review summary

2 matched review sources

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Google

Observed

4.8 / 5

221 reviews

Positive takeaway

Positive reviewers describe accurate preparation and installment agreements that fit their budgets.

Critical takeaway

Recent Trustpilot reviews repeatedly allege calls and emails went unanswered after substantial payments.

Repeated pattern

Trustpilot

Observed

2.4 / 5

61 reviews

Positive takeaway

Favorable accounts praise simple explanations and respectful treatment.

Critical takeaway

Multiple reviewers report little visible work, missed meetings, or no resolution after months or years.

Repeated pattern

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Overall review takeaways

Themes are a synthesis of public reviewer accounts, not independently verified outcomes. “Repeated pattern” is used only when multiple review narratives support it.

Three positive themes

  1. 1Positive reviewers describe accurate preparation and installment agreements that fit their budgets.
  2. 2Favorable accounts praise simple explanations and respectful treatment.
  3. 3Some customers say they were kept informed and involved in negotiations.

Three critical themes

  1. 1Recent Trustpilot reviews repeatedly allege calls and emails went unanswered after substantial payments.Repeated patternOpen supporting review source
  2. 2Multiple reviewers report little visible work, missed meetings, or no resolution after months or years.Repeated pattern
  3. 3Severe accounts allege penalties continued to grow while the case stalled and refund requests went unanswered.Reviewer report

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Where this provider is promoted

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    Professional referral partnership

    Tax Hardship Center invites tax professionals, accountants, bookkeepers, attorneys, financial advisers, and business consultants to refer clients for tax-resolution work.

    The checked page does not publish compensation terms.

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    Observed

Provider-published source record

10 observed fields · 11 sourced entries

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Trading name

Tax Hardship Center

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Tax resolution services
  • IRS tax debt
  • Unfiled tax returns
  • Bank levies
  • IRS audit support
  • Installment agreements
  • Business tax issues
  • State tax debt
  • Wage garnishment
  • Tax liens
  • Penalty relief
  • Offer in Compromise
  • Payroll tax concerns

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This records the services named by the provider. It does not verify eligibility, availability, or any result.

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Practitioner roles named

States that enrolled agents, federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS, build the resolution plan

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No individual practitioner is named on the checked page and TRC has not checked any credential.

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Dating of the business

The page states 2012 as the year established and 'over a decade of experience' in one place, and '20+ years of tax relief services' in another

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These two statements appear on the same page and cannot both describe the same thing. TRC records the conflict rather than choosing one. No registry record has been checked against either.

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Geographic coverage

States it is licensed to practise and represent clients in every state and serves clients nationwide in all 50 states

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This is the provider’s description of its practice. It is not a licensing record and TRC has not verified it.

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Outcome statement published

The page carries the heading 'GUARANTEED' above 'Resolution' and the line 'Ideal Outcome for Your Tax Situation', and separately states '$0 Risk to You'

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TRC reproduces this because a reader deciding whom to hire should see it. TRC does not endorse it, has seen no terms behind it, and states plainly that no provider can guarantee an IRS outcome.

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Published contact

(877) 829-7099

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Consultation intake

States a free consultation taking 15 to 30 minutes, by web form or phone at (877) 829-7099

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Clients described
  • Individuals
  • Businesses

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Partner and referral programmes

Publishes a partner programme for tax, financial, legal and bookkeeping professionals and a client referral process

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This describes arrangements the provider offers to third parties. It says nothing about any arrangement between the provider and TRC.

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Pricingnot published

Not published

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No fee amount or fee schedule appeared on the checked page.

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Independent verification record

1 observed fields · 1 sourced entries

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These fields come from a regulator, registry, licensing body, or licensed platform API—not from the provider’s marketing pages.

IRS PTIN register

3 preparer tax identification number holders list this provider as their business: 1 attorney; 1 enrolled agent; 1 with no professional designation recorded. By state: CA 3. The address most often given is 30700 RUSSELL RANCH RD, WESTLAKE VLG CA 91362.

Established by Internal Revenue Service, PTIN holder Freedom of Information Act extract updated 2026-02-23 · checked

From the IRS Freedom of Information Act extract of PTIN holders, updated 2026-02-23, matched on the provider’s business name at its known office or on its website domain. A PTIN holder registers their own business name and address, so this counts who names this provider in that register and nothing more. It is not a headcount and it does not measure who a provider can call on: employees who file under a personal name, contract practitioners, of-counsel attorneys and professionals at partner firms do not appear here. The extract refreshes twice a year. The provider separately states that enrolled agents build its resolution plans. TRC publishes both figures because they are the two things a reader can check. They measure different things, and a difference between them is not by itself evidence that the provider’s statement is wrong.

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