In most cases, the IRS audit report is simply telling its side of the story. It often lays out the worst-case scenario for the taxpayer, leaving the taxpayer feeling bad and frustrated.

It is more effective to get a knowledgeable tax professional who can present your side of the situation so that the IRS does not have the final say.

IRS actions are constrained by tax laws, regulations, and their own code of conduct. We do a deep dive to find facts and issues that the IRS may have overlooked in their audit report.

It is worth having a competent and caring tax professional on your side to make sure your rights are not unfairly suppressed.

The IRS sends many notices and letters to taxpayers primarily for the purpose of getting more money.

But, IRS notices and letters must be taken seriously.

You could lose your legal right to fight back properly if you ignore an IRS Notice or Letter. However, you also need to respond carefully to IRS Notices and Letters to avoid putting yourself into unnecessary trouble with the IRS.

We have the expertise to help you in dealing with the IRS to address IRS Notices and Letters.

So, you have not filed your taxes for some years and you are losing sleep over back taxes?

You are right to be concerned. If you do not file your taxes, the law allows the IRS to prepare your personal or business tax return for you. And because they do not have to consider the deductions and tax credits to which you are entitled to, they make sure you owe the largest amount possible.

However, rushing to file back taxes can be a very big mistake if you do not verify your records at the IRS first.

Let our tax professionals help you verify your records and crucial tax information while protecting you from a huge tax bill.

The IRS use penalties to punish taxpayers who fail to comply with their tax obligations. The IRS may impose series of penalties for the same issue and these penalties can pile up.

For example, during a tax year, the IRS may subject a taxpayer to three different penalties: failure to file, failure to pay, and accuracy relate penalties. These tax penalties become a significant portion of the tax debt.

Thankfully, the law allows the IRS to reduce or even waive the penalties under certain circumstances. It is your responsibility, as a taxpayer, to know how to ask in order to get relief from penalties.

It is risky to approach the IRS on your own because you may not get the relief you deserve if you don’t present your case thoughtfully.

We can join forces with you when dealing with the IRS to determine if you qualify for tax penalty relief and carefully take those steps for the IRS to reduce or waive the tax penalties.

Delaying action is not advisable because your tax debt could increase a lot as time flies by.

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Businesses are required by law to withhold payroll taxes from employees’ pay and send the funds over to the IRS in a timely manner. Failing to send tax withholdings to IRS in a timely manner can cause big tax problems, typically referred to as Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP). In certain cases, the person responsible could go to jail. It does not matter if the responsible person’s business was formed as a corporation or an LLC.

However, the IRS knows that bad things can happen to good people. There are ways to honestly deal with the IRS to resolve such issues before things get out of hand. If you find yourself in this situation or believe you are somehow exposed to the possibility of the IRS coming after you for payroll taxes, take it seriously.

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You need to take it seriously when the IRS says you owe taxes.

They are required by law to give you notice about the steps they intend to take about the tax owed. If not handled carefully, the situation could deteriorate to the point where the IRS can use a lien to protect the government’s interest. With a lien in place, there’s a strong likelihood that you could lose your asset. Furthermore, you cannot freely sell your property without first resolving the lien issue.

While a lien is bad for you, an IRS levy is even worse. The IRS can use a levy to actually take away or seize your wages or bank account.

Hence, ignoring an IRS tax problem is not advisable. It is better to act before the IRS can impose a lien and/or levy. However, if you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of a lien or levy, you may have some options that can potentially bring you some relief.

A competent and caring tax professional can assist you in dealing with the IRS to resolve the issue in the best way possible.

Do not delay.

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Bad things can happen to good people. Life can get more gloomy when the IRS says you owe them at a time you cannot afford to pay.

Don’t attempt to go it alone. You may have certain rights and options allowed by law. We could join forces in solving your IRS debt problem by helping you navigate the process of getting the IRS to agree on a solution that will ease your tax pain. It might be possible to pay an affordable amount over time if you actually owe. If you qualify, we could help you for the IRS to drastically reduce the amount of tax debt you need to pay back.