Tax debt grows through penalties and interest, and enforcement steps up on a schedule. Liens attach. Levies take money out of your bank account and your receivables. The longer it sits, the structurally worse your position gets.
Resolution starts with getting compliant, which means preparing the unfiled returns, because no programme is open to a non-filer. Then we establish what you actually owe, which is often a lot less than what’s been assessed if the IRS filed substitute returns for you, and pursue whichever route the facts support.
What you get
Enforcement slowed
Representation filed straight away to hold off levies and garnishment where the rules allow it.
The number comes down
Substitute-for-return assessments are almost always far higher than a real return.
Penalties challenged
First-time and reasonable-cause abatement pursued wherever there are grounds.
A straight answer
If an offer in compromise won’t be accepted, we’ll say so instead of selling you one.
How it works
Steady it
Power of attorney filed, collection activity paused where we can, transcripts pulled.
Get compliant
Unfiled returns prepared. Nothing else is available until that’s done.
Work out the real number
Substitute returns replaced with actual ones. The assessed figure often drops sharply.
Resolve it
Whichever programme your finances support, negotiated and documented.
Tax Resolution
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Unfiled returns, assessed balances, liens and levies sorted through whichever programme fits: an installment agreement, an offer in compromise, penalty abatement, or currently-not-collectible status.