Tax Resolution

Got a letter from the IRS or state ? Let us figure out what the best course of action is for you or your business. Both the IRS and state taxing authorities have several options available to taxpayers to either clear up an issue of non-compliance or resolve a tax debt.

Tax resolution involves strategies to settle or manage unpaid tax debts with the IRS or state agencies, often reducing penalties, setting up payment plans, or negotiating settlements for less than owed.
Yes, we can help with resolution with any taxing authority you need. Keep all correspondence letters and get in touch with us to see how we can help.
Debt grows with penalties/interest. As the collection process escalates, the IRS may file liens, levy banks/wages, or seize assets.
We recommend acting as early as possible to stop aggressive collection procedures.
Absolutely. We can file multiple prior year returns and do so very frequently.
We advise to get caught up on past due filings as soon as possible, as penalties and interest can accumulate quickly, leading to an even larger amount owed.
If you're facing IRS notices, wage garnishment, bank levies, tax liens, unfiled returns, or can't pay your tax bill in full—acting early prevents escalation.
Our firm is experienced in handling all forms of tax resolution.
Common options include installment agreements (monthly payments), Offer in Compromise (settle for less), penalty abatement, Currently Not Collectible status (temporary halt on collections), and innocent spouse relief.
This is a monthly payment plan with the IRS or state taxing authority.
An OIC allows you to settle tax debt for less than the full amount if you prove inability to pay or financial hardship. Not everyone qualifies, and it also requires detailed financial disclosure.
Simple cases (e.g., payment plans) can resolve in weeks; complex ones (e.g., OIC) may take 6–12 months or longer due to IRS review.