<prompt> Human: I owe 2000 from freelance jobs last year, made 13,000 last year. In 2016 my income will total 7000 or less, I was laid off from 3 freelance jobs my industry is in the toilet, no unemployment compensation as it was freelance.Theres no way I can pay 2000 anytime soon.I know the IRS has payment plans, but I literally have nothing substantial. Unless they want 40 a month... and then it will take me years to repay it.Are there any programs to waive partial tax debts for very low income earners like me?I know I screwed up by not planning to pay for taxes when due, but I was scraping by and used up everything I had-- the previous savings and retirement I had when I was well-employed, all of it. A few job layoffs with no hope for getting my income back to what it was, and Im still in a bind.Having a very hard time finding enough income with jobs to even scrap by. Loads of physical and mental health problems have landed me in a rough spot and more debt. Gave up my healthcare because this year I wont make enough to qualify for the healthcare tax credit. In loads of pain all the time, often vomiting for hours on end a few daysnights a week. State didnt expand medicaid, and Ive never appliedreceived for social benefits not student aid, food stamps, unemployment, nothing. Until recent history, I always made it on my own and made ends meet plus some with a full-time job and a few side jobs on top of that. My health declined, so I cant do that right now like I used to.What should I do about my tax debt?Im over 100,000 in private student loan debt as well from a private college that I was one semester shy of graduating.I need some hope.  <response>: At this point taxes should be the least of your worries. You need to apply for food stamps, unemployment, and medical assistance. You cant possibly get your life back together if you are in this position physically and mentally. 