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We can offer general guidance on smaller balances, but our full-service tax resolution is most effective for individuals and businesses with $10,000 or more in federal or state tax debt. That way, the savings we pursue outweigh the cost of professional representation.

Both. Our network represents clients before the IRS and before state tax agencies. State tax authorities often use stricter collection methods than the IRS, which makes professional representation especially important.

Yes. The IRS evaluates relief requests using strict financial formulas and your compliance history, and a single error can lead to a rejection. That's why we thoroughly pre-qualify your financial information before submitting any official paperwork, to give your request the strongest possible chance.

You're not alone, and we can help. To qualify for any IRS relief program, you must first become tax compliant. We start by pulling your official IRS transcripts, reconstructing your missing years, and accurately filing all back returns.

It depends on your case and IRS processing times. Simple payment plans can be set up in a few weeks, while many cases take a few months. Complex matters like an Offer in Compromise can take six months or longer. Your practitioner gives you a realistic timeline after reviewing your records.

Copies of any recent IRS notices, income records (W-2s, 1099s, or profit and loss statements), bank statements, and your basic monthly living expenses. Your practitioner will give you a secure way to share them. Never send sensitive documents through ordinary email.

Your case is assigned to a licensed tax professional, and we move quickly to request a hold on collection activity. We then pull your IRS transcripts to verify exactly what the government says you owe, and compare it against your records.

Often, yes, through a process called penalty abatement. If you had a legitimate reason for filing or paying late, such as a serious illness, natural disaster, divorce, or reliance on bad advice, we can ask the IRS to remove your penalties, along with the interest charged on them.

If paying your tax bill would leave you unable to afford basic necessities like food, rent, and utilities, we can ask the IRS to place your account in Currently Not Collectible status. This pauses levies, garnishments, and collection calls without forcing you into a payment plan.

If your tax debt comes from a current or former spouse's errors on a joint return, and you didn't know about them, you may qualify for Innocent Spouse Relief. If approved, it relieves you of responsibility for the tax, interest, and penalties tied to their mistakes.

The IRS treats unpaid payroll taxes with extreme urgency, and owners can be held personally liable through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. We step in quickly to structure a resolution that works to protect your personal assets and keep your business running.

Your case is handled and negotiated by licensed tax professionals: Enrolled Agents (EAs), Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), and tax attorneys. We never hand your case to uncredentialed sales reps.

You have every right to call the IRS yourself. But without deep knowledge of the tax code, many people accidentally expose assets, agree to monthly payments they can't afford, or miss out on penalty relief they qualify for.

We don't make unrealistic “pennies on the dollar” promises to win your business. We're built on honest pre-qualification, licensed professionals, transparent pricing, and aggressive advocacy within the bounds of federal tax law.