In this video, I am going to show you how to make a payment agreement with the IRS and, more importantly, how to properly structure a tax payment plan. It is one thing to get an agreement, but it is another thing to have one that you can afford and live with for the next three to five years. Hello, I am Jim Flouse, an enrolled agent tax coach, and IRS problem solver. I am authorized by the US government to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service in all 50 states. The type of payment plan that you set up with the IRS is determined by two factors: how much you owe and how long you want to take to pay it back. However, you do not choose how long the IRS gives you to pay off your debt. There are three different types of payment plans. The first is for those who owe the IRS $10,000 or less. This is simple to set up, and you can do it online. You can set up a payment agreement over a three-year period, and the IRS will automatically accept it. There is no need to call any tax relief companies for assistance. The benefits of this type of agreement are that it is affordable, flexible, and you do not need to share any financial information with the IRS. The second type of payment agreement is for those who owe up to $50,000. This is a more serious debt, but you can set up a streamlined agreement for up to 72 months to pay it off. However, it is easy to get into trouble with this type of agreement if you do not carefully manage your cash flow. It is important to make all your monthly payments on time and stay current on your other...