Facing a Large IRS Collection Case? A Former IRS Agent Will Build Your Defense.

Payroll tax debt (941) is treated more aggressively by the IRS than other tax debt, and can lead to personal liability
through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty even if your business is incorporated. We review your exposure and outline a
defense strategy.

We identify exactly which years and which entities are missing, then build a plan to get you current while minimizing the
damage from unfiled years.

Large-dollar cases often qualify for different resolution paths than smaller balances. We review your financials and
determine whether an Offer in Compromise, installment agreement, or other resolution fits your situation.

We help individuals and businesses address a range of IRS tax matters, including unpaid taxes, tax audits, unfiled returns, wage garnishments, tax liens, bank levies, and tax settlement options. Our team reviews your circumstances to help identify an appropriate resolution strategy.

In some cases, taxpayers may qualify for IRS programs that reduce their overall tax liability or penalties. Depending on your financial situation and eligibility, potential options may include an Offer in Compromise, penalty relief, or other authorized resolution programs. 

Yes, our tax professionals are professionally authorized and experienced to represent you with the IRS. Depending on your case, this may include communicating with IRS personnel, preparing documentation, and assisting with resolution procedures.

Yes. We can review your situation and explain available options for addressing collection actions, including wage garnishments and bank levies. The available remedies depend on the circumstances and applicable IRS procedures.

Yes. Depending on your financial circumstances and eligibility, potential options may include installment agreements, an Offer in Compromise, or currently not collectible status. We can review your situation and explain which options may be available. No particular outcome is guaranteed.