Accounting Solutions Services for Complex Needs

At the simplest level, accounting turns transactions into numbers you can trust and act on. For our clients that usually means bookkeeping oversight, financial statements, tax planning, return preparation and cash flow analysis. When the IRS is involved, it also means representation. The real value is connecting those pieces, so a tax decision in March doesn't surprise you in October.

Two areas get most of our attention. The first is IRS tax resolution: back taxes, installment agreements, Offers in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty abatement, payroll tax problems, innocent spouse relief, and getting levies or garnishments released. The second is GovCon accounting and fractional CFO work for government contractors, including DCAA audit readiness, indirect rate structures and incurred cost submissions. We also prepare business and individual returns and handle FBAR and other cross border filings.

Yes. The founder is an IRS Enrolled Agent, licensed by the U.S. Treasury with unlimited practice rights before the IRS. Once you sign Form 2848, we can talk to the IRS for you, answer notices, send documents, and represent you in audits, appeals and collection cases, wherever in the country you live.

Yes, and it's often the right move. The IRS wants you current on filing before it will approve most payment plans or settlements. We pull your wage and income transcripts, rebuild the missing years from your records, and file them in an order that fits the larger plan, because the balance those returns create decides which relief options make sense.

Sometimes. An Offer in Compromise lets a taxpayer settle for less than the full balance when the IRS agrees it can't realistically collect more. The IRS looks at income, allowable expenses, equity in assets and future earning potential. Many people who ask about an offer don't qualify, so we run the numbers first and tell you honestly whether it's worth filing Form 656.

An installment agreement spreads what you owe into monthly payments. The goal is a payment you can actually keep up with, based on documented income and necessary expenses. Penalties and interest keep running until the balance is gone, and you have to file and pay on time going forward or the agreement can default.

A levy freezes money in your bank account; a garnishment takes part of each paycheck. Both are serious, but they can often be released. We confirm the balance, file anything missing, and present a hardship case or a collection alternative to the IRS. Hold on to every notice you've received, since the dates on them matter.

Yes. Missed 941 deposits grow fast, and the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty can land on owners and officers personally. We get the quarterly returns filed, figure out the full exposure, and work out a resolution with the IRS while the business keeps running. Bring your payroll reports, bank statements and any 941s already on file.