Tax Resolution Services
Back Taxes? We’ve Got Your Back.
Owing the IRS or FTB can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. We help individuals and businesses resolve tax debt with compassion, confidentiality, and expert strategy.
Solutions May Include:
- Installment Agreements
- Offers in Compromise
- Penalty Abatement
- Currently Not Collectible Status
Don’t wait until the IRS knocks—let’s take action now.
IRS/FTB Representation
Facing the IRS or FTB? We Represent You.
If you’ve received a notice from the IRS or California FTB, we step in as your authorized representative. We handle all communication, review your tax records, and protect your rights throughout the process.
We Handle:
- Tax Notices & Letters
- Collection Issues
- Wage Garnishments & Bank Levies
- Representation for Businesses & Individuals
We speak the IRS’s language—so you don’t have to.
Audit Assistance
Audited? You Don’t Have to Face It Alone.
An audit can be stressful—but with our experienced team at your side, you’re well-prepared. We guide you through the process, gather the necessary documentation, and ensure everything is reported accurately.
Our Audit Support Includes:
- Audit preparation & response strategy
- Documentation organization
- Representation during IRS/FTB meetings
- Post-audit planning and corrections
Let us help you handle audits with confidence, not confusion.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you work with clients who have less than a $10,000 tax debt?
Yes we do. There is a specific reason for this. We look to retain you for a long term relationship not just the up front retainer often demanded by tax resolution companies.
Do you take a large retainer?
We meet with you first to determine if we can even help you. We get a rough idea of what your callenges are and what the best course of action should be. Once that is determined we do take a retainer. Often our retainer is a fraction of what other tax resolution firms charge.
Can I settle for pennies on the dollar?
It is possible to settle for a fraction of what is owed. However, the dirty truth of this business is that the IRS carefully measures your net worth and your ability to pay. Those who have no net worth and limited ability to pay can in fact settle for less than owed. For those with decent jobs, retirement plans, or other assets, the IRS expects you to sell, or change your lifestyle to accommodate their living standards to pay the tax due. Often firms will make promises of a settlement only to spend a year with proposed workouts that end in an installment plan.