Whether you're facing notices, liens, or wage garnishment, we connect you with licensed CPAs and tax attorneys who specialize in proven strategies to reduce or eliminate your tax liability and help you move forward.
Get Your Free Case ReviewThe IRS escalates quickly — from notices to liens, levies, and wage garnishment. The sooner you respond, the more options you have.
The IRS has many tools to collect, and each requires a different strategy. Here's what business owners commonly face.
CP notices, demand letters, and assessment notices can feel overwhelming. We help you understand what they mean and your options to respond before the IRS escalates further.
A tax lien clouds your credit and ties up your assets. We work to release or subordinate liens to restore your creditworthiness and business flexibility.
Frozen accounts and garnished paychecks stop cash flow instantly. We have emergency strategies to halt levies and restore liquidity so your business can keep operating.
Missing years on your returns multiply penalties and risk. We help you get current and negotiate relief for back-filing penalties before the IRS files substitute returns on your behalf.
Trust fund taxes are personal liability for business owners. We work to relieve responsible person penalties and develop a payroll catch-up plan to protect your personal assets.
Years of accumulated tax debt can paralyze growth. We negotiate settlements and installment agreements to make debt manageable and get your business back on track.
Each situation is unique. We match you with the right IRS program or strategy based on your liability, cash flow, and timeline.
Settle your tax debt for a fraction of what you owe if you can demonstrate financial hardship. The IRS accepts approximately 15–20% of applications — we prepare them strategically to maximize approval odds. Typical settlement: $0.10–$0.30 per dollar.
Structured monthly payments that fit your budget. Ranges from short-term (120 days) to long-term (6 years) agreements. Once approved, the IRS agrees to collect through payments only — no liens, levies, or garnishment.
Temporarily pause collections while you rebuild. Penalties accrue, but collection activity stops for up to 2 years, renewable. Ideal for businesses and individuals going through a rough patch who need time to recover.
Remove or reduce penalties that can comprise 25–40% of your total bill. Requires reasonable cause or first-time penalty relief. Often the fastest resolution path with the most immediate impact on your balance.
If your spouse filed jointly but you were unaware of unreported income or erroneous deductions, you may qualify for separate liability relief. We navigate the IRS process to protect the innocent party.
Challenge the IRS's determination through formal appeals or Collection Due Process hearings. Licensed professionals handle representation at every step, protecting your rights and exploring every available angle.
We don't just file forms. We dig into your returns, analyze the IRS's position, and build a defense strategy tailored to your situation. Licensed CPAs and tax attorneys handle every aspect of your case — from initial investigation through final resolution.
Most clients see meaningful progress within 60–90 days of engagement, though timelines vary by case complexity and IRS response times.
We examine your returns, notices, and financial position with zero obligation. You'll understand your options before committing to anything.
Licensed professionals pull official IRS records and conduct a detailed review of your tax situation to understand exactly what the IRS knows and claims.
Together, we choose the best path: OIC, installment agreement, penalty abatement, CNC status, or appeal — based on your unique situation and goals.
Licensed CPAs and tax attorneys handle all IRS communication, negotiation, and documentation on your behalf. You can stop worrying and focus on your business.
We deliver your settlement, document the resolution, and help you stay compliant going forward so you never face these issues again.
Yes. An Offer in Compromise (OIC) allows you to settle for a fraction of what you owe — typically $0.10 to $0.30 per dollar — if you can demonstrate financial hardship. The IRS accepts approximately 15–20% of applications, but many applicants don't qualify because they haven't explored other options first. We prepare applications strategically to maximize approval odds.
It depends on the strategy. A penalty abatement can be resolved in 30–60 days. An installment agreement typically takes 30–45 days. An OIC can take 6–24 months depending on complexity and whether appeals are needed. We always provide a timeline estimate after our initial review.
No. Once an installment agreement is approved, the IRS agrees to collect through monthly payments only. They won't pursue liens, levies, or wage garnishment as long as you stay current on payments. It's a binding legal agreement that protects you from escalation.
Absolutely not. That's the point. Once a resolution request or appeal has been filed, the IRS pauses collection action in most cases, and you can focus on growing your business again. Licensed professionals handle all communication and documentation on your behalf.
There are several options. Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status pauses collection for up to 2 years while you rebuild. Alternatively, it may be possible to challenge the IRS's assessment on procedural grounds. Every angle is explored during your free review to find the best path forward.
Initial case review is free. If you choose to move forward, a small investigation fee applies so licensed professionals can conduct a detailed review of your tax situation. After that review, a separate service fee applies if you decide to officially begin the engagement. All fees are clearly disclosed before you commit. All tax work is performed solely by licensed CPAs and tax attorneys — through licensed professionals. Outcomes vary by case and cannot be guaranteed.
Answer a few quick questions and a tax resolution specialist will reach out — typically within 1–2 business days — to analyze your situation and show you your options.