What we do
Tax problems, handled — one clear step at a time.
Every case is different, so we start by understanding yours. These are the paths to resolution we work in most often. We'll tell you honestly which ones you may qualify for — never a promise we can't keep.
Settle what you owe
Programs that resolve the balance itself.
Offer in Compromise
An Offer in Compromise settles a federal tax debt for less than the full balance. It is the option people hope for most — and the one most often oversold.
Learn moreInstallment Agreements
A payment plan is the most common way tax debt gets resolved — and the amount you end up paying each month is far more negotiable than most people realize.
Learn morePenalty Abatement
Penalties are often a substantial share of a tax balance. They are also the part of the balance most likely to come off — and the part most often left on the table.
Learn moreCurrently Not Collectible
When paying anything toward a tax balance would leave you unable to cover necessities, the IRS can shelve collection entirely. It's the least-known option and, for some people, the right one.
Learn moreStop collection action
When the IRS is already taking something.
Wage Garnishment & Levy Release
This is the emergency. If the IRS is taking your paycheck or has frozen your account, the clock matters more than anything else on this site.
Learn moreTax Lien Help
A lien doesn't take anything from you directly. It just quietly stands in the way of everything you'd want to do with what you own.
Learn moreInnocent Spouse Relief
When you sign a joint return, you become responsible for all of it — including what your spouse didn't tell you. There are ways out of that, and they matter most to the person who was kept in the dark.
Learn moreFiling, audits & business
Get compliant, and stay represented.
Unfiled & Back Tax Returns
Years behind is more common than you'd think, and it's almost never too late. Getting current is also the gate every other option has to pass through.
Learn moreIRS Audit Representation
You are allowed to have someone else answer the questions. In an audit, that's usually the difference between a contained review and a widening one.
Learn morePayroll & 941 Tax Relief
Of everything the IRS collects, payroll tax is the one it pursues hardest — because part of that money was never the business's to begin with.
Learn moreState Tax Resolution
State agencies are not smaller versions of the IRS. They collect on their own rules, on their own timelines, and they are frequently the more aggressive of the two.
Learn moreNot sure which one applies to you?
Most people aren't, and that's fine — figuring that out is exactly what the first conversation is for. It's free, and nothing gets decided on it.