Our Approach

We take a strategic and personalized approach to resolving tax issues, ensuring the best possible outcome for individuals and businesses. Whether you're dealing with back taxes, audits, liens, or levies, our process is designed to provide clarity, protection, and financial relief.

Investigation

A thorough review of your tax history to identify the root causes of your issues.

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Negotiation

All communication with the IRS is handled on your behalf, ensuring reduced tax liability while protecting your rights.

Tax Relief Solutions

Solutions like Offers in Compromise, installment plans, and penalty reductions help lower your debt. Support is also available for audits and spouse-related tax issues.

Tax Problem Prevention

Assistance includes lien removal, stopping wage garnishments, filing back taxes, and tax planning to prevent future problems.

How we can help

Tax Resolution Options

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Offer in Compromise (OIC)

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed if you're unable to pay in full. The IRS considers factors like income, expenses, and asset equity to determine if you qualify for this option.

This program is a potential solution for taxpayers facing severe financial hardship. If accepted, it can provide significant relief and prevent further IRS collection actions.

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Installment Agreements

With an Installment Agreement, you can set up a payment plan with the IRS to pay off your tax debt over time. There are several types of installment agreements, depending on the size of your debt and your financial situation.

This option is a good choice if you’re unable to pay your tax debt all at once but can afford to make monthly payments. It helps avoid aggressive collection tactics while still resolving your tax liability.

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Currently Not Collectible Status (CNC)

If you're experiencing financial hardship, the IRS may place your account in Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status, which temporarily halts collection efforts. During this period, you’re not required to make payments.

While your debt isn’t forgiven, CNC status provides relief from IRS actions like levies or garnishments. It’s a short-term solution that can give you time to improve your financial situation.

Penalty Abatement

Penalty Abatement is a program that allows the IRS to remove or reduce penalties, such as late filing or late payment fees, if you meet certain criteria. Reasons for penalty relief can include errors, illness, or natural disasters.

If you believe you were unfairly penalized, this option may reduce the amount you owe, making it easier to pay your tax liability. It can also prevent penalties from accumulating over time.

Tax Filing Extensions

A tax filing extension gives you additional time to file your return without facing penalties for late filing. However, it’s important to note that this extension only applies to the filing deadline, not the payment deadline.

This option is helpful if you need more time to gather documents or prepare your tax return. However, any taxes owed must still be paid by the original due date to avoid interest and penalties.

Innocent Spouse Relief

Innocent Spouse Relief is available if you filed jointly with a spouse who improperly reported or omitted income, resulting in tax debt. This relief can remove you from responsibility for that debt if you meet specific requirements.

This option is ideal if you were unaware of errors or fraudulent activity committed by your spouse and shouldn’t be held liable for their actions. It helps ensure that taxpayers are only responsible for their fair share of taxes.

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Client Story: Offer in Compromise

This client was able to successfully place an Offer in Compromise with the help of Tax Resolution Plus, ultimately saving over $215,000 in tax debt.

By working closely with our team, she was able to negotiate with the IRS and demonstrate that paying the full amount would cause significant financial hardship.

As a result, the IRS accepted a much lower settlement, providing her with a fresh financial start and relieving her of an overwhelming tax burden.