Back taxes, unfiled returns, a growing balance, a letter you've been avoiding. You have more options than you think, and you don't have to face them alone.
Get a Path ForwardYou owe the IRS and the balance keeps growing with penalties and interest.
You have unfiled returns, one year or several, and you're not sure where to even start.
You've received a notice, a lien, or a levy, and opening the mail has started to feel dangerous.
You've thought about calling the IRS yourself and haven't, because you don't know what you'd be agreeing to.
However you got here, there's no judgment. Just a plan.
We reconstruct and, where needed, amend prior returns to make sure every deduction you were entitled to is actually claimed.
Wherever the law allows, we reduce your balance before we ever discuss how you'll pay it.
You don't make the call. We do, and we settle on a payment plan you can actually live with.
Bookkeeping and tracking go in place so next year's return is right the first time.
Mark is a self-employed trucker who came to us facing more than $150,000 in IRS debt. We reconstructed and amended his returns to claim what he was actually entitled to, then negotiated directly with the IRS on his behalf.
A manageable payment plan replaced an impossible number, and systems went in place so he'd never be back here again.
This case study is based on an actual client experience. Certain details have been modified to protect client confidentiality. Every tax situation is unique, and results vary based on individual facts and circumstances. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Third-party income had been reported to the IRS but never properly included on prior returns, leading to additional assessments. Our review showed the IRS could technically collect more than the client could realistically pay: living on retirement income with rising medical expenses, a lump-sum or short-term plan simply wasn't survivable.
We got the client compliant on all filings, then submitted an Offer in Compromise based on Effective Tax Administration, the path built for real economic hardship, not just an inability to pay in full. The IRS rejected it first, leaning on an inflated online estimate of the client's home value. We pushed back with an independent appraisal, a local market analysis, and contractor estimates for the repairs the home actually needed, then appealed. The IRS Appeals Office agreed to settle.
Ten months of work turned an unpayable balance into a number the client's family could actually help cover, and closed the case for good.
This case study is based on an actual client experience. Certain details have been modified to protect client confidentiality. Every tax situation is unique, and results vary based on individual facts and circumstances. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
The longer a notice sits, the fewer options you have. The sooner we talk, the more we can do.
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