Liens, levies, audits, payroll tax problems, state payroll tax assessments, and returns you haven’t filed. We represent you, deal with the agency directly, and stay on it until the matter is closed.
None of this is unusual, and none of it is unfixable. It does get worse when it’s left alone.
You've opened a notice from the IRS or your state and you don't know how serious it is.
A levy has hit your bank account, your wages, or your receivables.
You're behind on payroll taxes and someone has mentioned trust fund recovery penalties.
Your state is auditing or has assessed your business for payroll taxes.
You have returns you haven't filed, and each year makes it harder to start.
You've been putting this off, and now it's escalating.
Federal and state, for businesses and their owners.
We look at your notices, understand the situation, and tell you what we're actually dealing with. You'll leave this conversation knowing where you stand.
Tax records, filings, correspondence, financials. We assemble the complete picture — including the parts you'd rather not think about.
There is usually more than one route. We identify which one your facts actually support, and what each would mean for you.
We negotiate, file what needs filing, and handle the communications. The IRS or state deals with us, not with you.
Payment plan, Offer in Compromise, abatement, or whatever the right answer turns out to be — put in place properly, on the record.
We stay on the matter until it is genuinely resolved, not until the first letter arrives saying it might be.
Levies and garnishments stopped or released
A manageable payment plan in place of aggressive collection
Penalties reduced or removed
The debt settled for less than the full amount, when you qualify
Unfiled years brought current
A clear path forward, and the matter eventually closed
Which of these applies to you depends entirely on your facts — your income, your assets, the type of tax, and how far the matter has already gone. Nobody can promise you a specific outcome before looking at your case, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What we will give you is a straight answer about what is realistic.
That is the fear we hear most, and it is a reasonable one. The tax resolution industry has plenty of firms that take a large retainer, generate paperwork, and leave the client roughly where they started. Many of the people who call us have already been let down once — by a previous accountant, or by a resolution company they found through an advertisement.
Here is how we handle it. We tell you at the consultation what we think is achievable and what is not. Pricing is a flat fee based on the complexity of your case, agreed before we start, so you know what you are committing to. And you can reach us while the case is running — which, for most of our clients, turns out to be the difference that mattered.
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It is a flat fee, based on how complex your case is. We quote it after the consultation, once we have seen your notices and understand the scope — not before. You will know the number before you commit to anything.
No. Once we are authorised to represent you, the agency communicates with us. That is one of the main practical benefits of hiring representation.
No. Unfiled returns are one of the most common situations we handle, and filing them is almost always the first step toward resolving everything else. It gets harder the longer it waits, but it does not become impossible.
Sometimes — through an Offer in Compromise, if you qualify. Qualification is based on a specific financial test, not on negotiation skill. We will tell you honestly at the consultation whether it is a realistic path for you.
Yes. We represent business owners facing state payroll tax audits and assessments, including the most common issues around worker classification (independent contractor vs employee).
Yes. We represent clients across the United States. Location is not a barrier.
Answer a few questions and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right firm for it. If we’re not, we’ll say so.
