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The Offer In Compromise (OIC) program is one of the most sought-after outcomes in IRS tax relief. This program allows qualified taxpayers to settle their tax liability for less than the total amount owed.

Sometimes referred to as a "pennies on the dollar" settlement, you may be able to settle for significantly less than your outstanding balance.

If your financial situation proves that you do not have the ability to fully pay your outstanding balance, this program may be for you. Call us and we can review the government's mathematical formula to determine if you qualify.

There are two main ways the government charges penalties for not paying your taxes on time. These penalties can become expensive and add up quickly.

Failure to File (FTF): The IRS charges a penalty of 5% of unpaid tax for each month the return is late, up to a maximum of 25%.

Failure to Pay (FTP): The IRS charges a penalty ranging from .5% to 1% per month until the taxes are paid.

The IRS considers releasing penalties for taxpayers who demonstrate financial hardship and reasonable cause. We help prepare your personal story and present the circumstances that prevented you from meeting your tax obligations.

If your total tax burden is greater than $50,000 personally or $25,000 as a business, you may be required to complete a financial statement to help determine your monthly payment amount.

The IRS has several Collections Information Statements to choose from, and selecting the right one is not always simple. Some plans may benefit you, while others can extend your payoff timeline while penalties and interest continue to accumulate.

We can help negotiate a principal-driven Installment Agreement that allows you to pay off your taxes in the shortest time possible while saving money.

Since the IRS only has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect any outstanding tax due, you may be able to negotiate an Installment Agreement that does not fully pay the liability before the collection statute expires.

This is one of the most effective tools available for taxpayers experiencing financial hardship.

Our dedicated team negotiates the lowest Installment Agreement based on what you can afford, not simply the amount you owe.

Oftentimes, the IRS will provide a deadline that does not allow enough time to gather the necessary documentation needed to properly present your case.

If necessary, we can negotiate an extension or collections hold on your account, giving you additional time to gather supporting documents and create a strong resolution strategy.

Our goal is to help you avoid rushed decisions and make sure your situation is properly prepared before moving forward with the IRS.

If you are unable to settle your tax liability in a timely manner, the taxing authorities may impose a garnishment on wages or a levy in an attempt to collect.

The IRS may collect on:

• ✔ Wages, real estate commissions, and other income
• ✔ Bank accounts
• ✔ Business assets
• ✔ Personal assets, including your car and home
• ✔ Social Security benefits

If you are experiencing a levy, wage garnishment, or property seizure, your next move needs to count. Contact our tax experts so we can help protect you before it is too late.

Sometimes the issue is not how to pay the balance — it is whether the balance is correct in the first place.

We help clients challenge incorrect IRS assessments, amend improperly filed returns, and respond to IRS audits when necessary.

In many cases, correcting the underlying issue can significantly reduce or eliminate the balance owed.

Resolving a tax balance requires more than just negotiating with the IRS — it requires a sustainable plan moving forward.

We work with clients to ensure they remain compliant while resolving their liabilities, including:

• ✔ Planning for estimated tax payments
• ✔ Restructuring cash flow
• ✔ Creating a financial structure that supports long-term compliance

Our goal is to help clients stay current with the IRS while creating a stronger financial foundation moving forward.

Business tax issues often involve higher stakes and more complex IRS enforcement actions.

We represent business owners dealing with:

• ✔ Payroll tax liabilities
• ✔ Trust Fund Recovery Penalties
• ✔ Sales tax issues
• ✔ Direct interactions with IRS Revenue Officers

Our goal is to protect both the business and the owner while working toward a structured resolution.

Payroll Tax Liabilities:
When payroll taxes fall behind, the IRS can move quickly to enforce collection. We help businesses address these liabilities while protecting ongoing operations.