In A Tricky Tax Situation And Need Some Relief?
Our tax experts provide personal and business tax resolution services that help you avoid fines and plan for the future.
Complicated federal and state tax laws can make it challenging for individuals and businesses to file their forms correctly. If you make a mistake that leads to penalties, you can rely on our tax resolution services to help you save money while complying with the IRS and state tax offices.
What Is Tax Relief?
Tax relief options are available to someone who's received a demand from the IRS or state for unpaid tax. Whether through a misunderstanding of complicated tax law or filing your tax return incorrectly, it's not always your fault. Tax relief options are designed to help people like you.
Our Tax Relief Process
Can't get to our office? No problem. If you've got an internet connection, we can complete your taxes for you in 3 simple steps:
No-Cost Tax Resolution Investigation
Many companies offer initial consultations, but these are often quick 15-20 min screenings meant to upsell you to pay upfront for them to “possibly” help with your tax problems. Instead, we take the time, care, and consideration to fully understand your unique situation and determine if we are able to help. Once we present our recommendation, you have the option to proceed or not. If you decide not to proceed, you don’t pay anything. If you agree with our expert opinion, we can start working toward your tax resolution immediately.
Apply For Tax Resolution
Our services include meticulously preparing all the necessary documents, forms and proof to have the best tax resolution option. During this phase, we will provide you with a login to securely upload all of your documents to our tax resolution portal. As part of our commitment to you, we will analyze your financial situation, apply our unique strategies which comply with the law, discuss our findings and provide our recommendations to you.
Tax Resolution Negotiation
During this phase, our team will present your case to the IRS on your behalf and keep you informed as new updates are available. Once a resolution is agreed upon, you can finally move forward with your life!
What Tax Resolution Options Can You Help Me With?
We work with diverse individual and business tax situations. We can probably help if you experience the following:
Currently Not Collectible
Sometimes, it’s impossible for people and businesses to pay their taxes. We can demonstrate that you have “currently not collectible” status by showing you:
- Only earn enough income to cover essential expenses.
- Don’t have assets worth at least 20 percent of what you owe the IRS or state.
Our team can collect financial information, perform a proper asset valuation, and complete the necessary forms to protect you from IRS and state collections.
A spouse’s financial and tax filing mistakes could reflect poorly on you. That doesn’t mean you’re responsible, though. We can determine whether you qualify for:
- Innocent Spouse Relief that excuses you of any responsibility.
- Relief by Separation of Liability that divides penalties between you and your spouse.
- Equitable Relief that determines how much financial liability you have.
Installment Plans
The IRS can offer installment plans that allow taxpayers to pay their tax liability over a period of time. We will negotiate an acceptable payment plan to help you resolve your tax debt.
It doesn’t happen often, but the IRS or state can forgive delinquent taxes in certain circumstances involving bankruptcy. A successful tax discharge takes a lot of investigation into your personal or business finances.
We can review your information to determine whether you meet the minimum criteria for a tax discharge. Then, we will work to ensure you get the results you deserve.
IRS Tax Expiration
The IRS has ten years to collect tax debts. After a decade expires, you might not need to pay the debt. However, several actions can prolong the tax expiration period. The IRS might have longer to collect taxes because you requested an installment plan, lived outside the country for at least six months or filed for bankruptcy.
Can the IRS legally collect past taxes from you? We’ll review your case to give you our professional opinion and help you reach a beneficial result.
After the IRS uses a lien to claim the rights to your property, it can issue a tax levy to seize your assets. The assets could include anything from bank accounts to real estate.
We will negotiate with the IRS to stop a tax levy from interfering with your life or business. Depending on your unique circumstances, we might stop the tax levy by:
- Reaching an installment agreement.
- Demonstrating undue hardship.
- Negotiating a release of the levy.
- Filing an Offer in Compromise (OIC) lower than your total tax debt.
Offer In Compromise
A successful Offer in Compromise could mean you pay a fraction of the tax debt the IRS says you owe (plus some fees).The IRS accepts these compromises when it realizes it cannot collect the entire debt.
Convincing the IRS to take an Offer in Compromise often involves some negotiations. We can investigate your unique financial situation and tax debt to find:
- Any doubt that you owe the amount reported by the IRS.
- Inaccurate forms and tax assessments that benefit your case.
- Proof you cannot repay the full amount.
Most businesses have payroll taxes they share with employees. Typically, the employer and employee split the costs evenly. The money helps fund programs like Social Security and Medicare.
The IRS takes payroll taxes very seriously, so it’s best to have a professional oversee this aspect of your accounting. If you cannot pay the amount you owe (or you have payroll taxes owed from previous years), you might qualify for payroll tax debt relief. We can help make the case that you deserve payroll tax debt relief.
Penalty Abatement
The IRS can charge high penalties when an individual or business doesn’t file and pay taxes on time. Penalty abatement gives you some relief by lowering or eliminating fines and interest.
Do you qualify for penalty abatement? That depends on your specific circumstances. We can review your finances and abate penalties when:
- The IRS made a mistake
- There are statutory and regulatory exceptions
- There is cause for administrative waivers
- There is reasonable cause
If you qualify, we can complete the necessary information to present your penalty abatement case to the IRS.
We can also handle any personal or business state tax issues.
Some of the services we offer individuals include:
- Wage garnishment.
- Tax levies.
- Tax liens.
- Missing and unfiled taxes.
Businesses can benefit from services that address:
- Unemployment taxes.
- Workers compensation.
- Withholding taxes.
- Quarterly tax payments.
- 1099 issues.
Stop Wage Garnishment
Wage garnishment can make it difficult or impossible for you to pay for necessities. We can review your finances and tax documents to find ways to reduce or stop wage garnishment.
The state might mistakenly issue a tax lien. We can help you solve that issue by showing that:
- The tax debt has already been paid.
- The state made an error.
- The state didn’t follow protocol.
- The statute of limitations expired.
- You filed for bankruptcy.
We’ll review your situation and determine the best way to pursue your tax lien removal.
Unfiled Tax Returns
Do you have unfiled tax returns from previous years? We can help you gather the correct documents and fill out your tax forms. If you owe the state money, it’s better to pay as soon as possible to avoid additional penalties.
Connect With Our Tax Resolution Professionals
If the IRS or any State agency contacts you about a tax issue, you need advice and representation from a professional. Connect with us so we can review your situation and determine the best way to move forward.
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San Pablo, California 94806
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Tyler, Texas 75703
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Our company is not a public accountancy firm and does not provide audit or review services.