Digital Tax Solutions and Services

Nearly all of it. We work on IRS debt and back taxes, audits and appeals, installment agreements, unfiled returns, penalty abatement, Currently Not Collectible status, innocent spouse relief, payroll tax problems, wage garnishments, bank levies, and Offers in Compromise. You send records electronically, we pull your IRS transcripts, build the strategy, and represent you with the IRS under a signed Form 2848. You never need to come into an office.

Yes. Enrolled Agents are licensed by the U.S. Treasury and have unlimited practice rights before the IRS, in every state, on any type of tax. That covers audits, collections, appeals, payment plans, penalty relief, and other federal tax issues. Our founder holds the EA license and personally handles each client's case.

Move fast. Pull together every IRS notice you have, your last few returns, proof of income, bank details, and a list of the expenses you can't go without, like rent, utilities, and payroll if you run a business. Once we're authorized, we contact the IRS, find out exactly what triggered the levy, and press for a release through a payment plan, hardship status, or by getting missing filings done. Please don't ignore the deadline or try to move money around to dodge collection. That makes everything harder.

Sometimes. That's what an Offer in Compromise is for, but the IRS accepts one only when the numbers support it. It looks at your income, expenses, equity in assets, future earning potential, and whether your filings are current. We run that math before anything is submitted, prepare Form 656 and the financial statements that go with it, and handle the back and forth with the IRS until it decides.

An installment agreement lets you pay the balance over time instead of all at once. Which kind you qualify for depends on how much you owe, what you can realistically pay, and whether your returns are filed. Larger balances usually mean the IRS wants detailed financial information first. Interest and some penalties keep adding up while you pay, so we aim for a monthly amount you can actually keep up and a plan that keeps you compliant afterward.

It has to be handled first, in most cases. The IRS usually won't consider a payment plan or an offer until required returns are filed. We prepare the missing years from your records and IRS wage and income transcripts, then line them up with your existing balances and any collection activity. Done in the right order, the filings can uncover refunds, avoid inflated assessments, and open up relief you'd otherwise miss.

Often, yes. First Time Abate relief applies if your recent history is clean, and reasonable cause relief can apply when something outside your control, like a serious illness or a disaster, caused the problem. The request needs the right basis and solid supporting facts. Keep in mind that removing a penalty doesn't wipe out the tax itself, and interest still runs on what's left.

It stays with us. Our team is our own and based in the U.S., and we never send client work offshore. We'll give you a secure way to share IRS notices, returns, bank statements, and other records, and we ask that you use only that channel. Organized documents also mean we can size up your case faster.