Connecticut IRS Debt Resolution in October 2025
Seasonal Pressure in Connecticut
When autumn hits New England, the IRS collection calendar hits full stride. October 15 filings are logged, penalties assessed, and balance-due notices dispatched. For many Connecticut residents—especially those with high W-2 income, consulting work, or investment gains—these notices arrive as year-end expenses mount.
Why People Fall Behind
Bonuses and RSUs generate surprise tax liabilities. Others underestimate quarterly payments. Once a CP14 is issued, interest compounds daily. By late October, the balance may already include months of penalties.
How Rappaport Tax Relief Intervenes
We analyze your IRS account transcripts to confirm every posting and penalty calculation. Missing filings are corrected, then we present a hardship-backed financial statement supporting an affordable resolution—Installment Agreement, OIC, or currently-not-collectible status.
Professional Representation Matters
The IRS assigns Connecticut cases to regional offices that expect detailed documentation. Our team’s meticulous approach prevents rejections that prolong stress. You get transparent communication and precise filings, not automated templates.
October Opportunity
Addressing your case now prevents lien filings that could appear on 2026 credit reports. Acting before Thanksgiving keeps you eligible for first-quarter payment plans instead of spring enforcement.
Call today for a free consultation with our experienced team. We’ll review your case, explain your options, and start working toward the best possible outcome.
