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Relief Monitor
For people working with a tax relief company

Keep an Independent Eye on Your Tax Relief Company's Work

You hired a tax relief company to resolve your case. Relief Monitor gives you an independent, IRS-side view of what's actually changing — alongside whatever your company reports.

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Why people in this situation use Relief Monitor

You're relying on secondhand updates

Most of what you know about your case comes from calls or emails with your tax relief company. Relief Monitor gives you a source that isn't filtered through them.

You want to verify progress, not just be told about it

Filed documents, posted payments, and status changes are recorded on the IRS side. Monitoring surfaces those directly, on your own timeline.

You want to know quickly if something stalls

If your account hasn't changed in the way you'd expect, you'll see that in your monitoring history — not just find out much later.

Monitoring historyLast 30 days
  1. AUG 25
    2022 balance decreased $1,100
  2. AUG 22
    $500 payment posted
  3. AUG 18
    2021 return processing completed
  4. AUG 11
    New IRS account activity detected

Monitoring alongside your company, not instead of it

Relief Monitor doesn't replace your tax relief company or take over your case. We're an independent layer of visibility — a way to see what's happening on the IRS side while your company does its work. If something looks off, that's useful information to bring to them, not a determination of wrongdoing on our part.

Get an independent view of your case

Start monitoring your IRS account today and see what's changing, separate from what you're told.

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