Tax resolution services for back taxes, unfiled returns, IRS notices, and audits. We deal with the IRS for you and find the tax relief option that fits your finances. Based in Dallas, with federal IRS representation nationwide.
You filed but can't pay the full tax debt.
Get help →One or more years not filed.
Get help →Balance due, proposed change, collection, or audit letter.
Get help →The IRS is examining your return by mail or in person.
Get help →You need an IRS installment agreement you can afford.
Get help →The IRS took, or plans to take, your pay or bank funds.
Get help →An IRS claim on your property until the debt is resolved.
Get help →Unpaid payroll taxes can become personal. Act quickly.
Get help →The right tax relief option depends on what you owe, earn, and own. We recommend one after we review your situation.
| Option | How it works | Fits when | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Payment | Pay now, or within 180 days. | You can access the money. | Often the cheapest path. Stops interest growing. |
| Payment Plan | Pay the IRS monthly through an installment agreement. | You can pay over time. | Interest and penalties continue until paid. |
| Offer in Compromise | Settle for less, if the IRS accepts. | You truly can't pay the full amount. | Based on qualification, not a discount. |
| Currently Not Collectible | The IRS pauses collection. | Paying would leave you short on basic living costs. | The debt stays. The IRS may review it later. |
| Penalty Relief | The IRS removes certain penalties. | Clean history or a reasonable cause. | Lowers the balance, doesn't resolve the tax. |
Sometimes. The IRS generally accepts an offer only if it equals what it could reasonably collect from your income and assets.
An Offer in Compromise is a qualification-based IRS program, not an automatic discount.
Longer plans cost more in interest. Assumes about 10% a year in interest and penalties combined; IRS rates change.
If paying would leave you unable to cover basic living expenses, the IRS may pause collection.
Not every letter is an emergency, but many have deadlines that protect your rights. Missing them can close off options.
Check the notice number in the top corner.
Audits happen by mail or in person. We can represent you, answer the IRS, and organize the records that support your return.
In many cases, you don't have to meet with the IRS yourself.
The IRS can file a return for you that usually leaves out deductions you could claim. We rebuild your records and file what's missing through our tax preparation service.
Professional help getting an IRS problem under control, whether that means filing missing returns, responding to an audit, or resolving back taxes through a payment plan, an Offer in Compromise, or hardship status.
They are often used the same way. Tax relief usually means the outcome, such as a payment plan, penalty relief, or an Offer in Compromise. Tax resolution is the process of getting there with professional representation. Be cautious of anyone who promises relief before reviewing your finances.
Yes. Enrolled Agents are federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS, including in collections, audits, and appeals.
Yes. As an Enrolled Agent, we can represent you in mail, office, and field audits and in IRS Appeals. In many cases, you won't need to meet with the IRS yourself.
Sometimes, through an Offer in Compromise. The IRS generally accepts only if the offer matches what it could reasonably collect from your income and assets.
Usually. Individuals who owe $50,000 or less can generally apply online. Larger balances may qualify with more financial information.
No. Interest and penalties generally continue until the balance is paid in full.
Yes, after sending the required notices. Acting before or quickly after a final notice keeps more options open.
The IRS may file a return for you that leaves out deductions you could claim, which can increase your back taxes. Filing the missing returns is usually the first step.
It depends on the work involved. We quote the scope and fee up front after reviewing your situation.
No. We are based in Dallas and serve the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and because Enrolled Agent representation is federal, we help taxpayers with IRS matters nationwide by phone and video.
Back taxes, an audit, or a letter you don't understand? Tell us what's going on. We'll explain your realistic options before you commit to anything.
Or call (469) 429-3670No obligation. We will review your tax situation and show you what is possible.
Thank you for reaching out. A member of our team will contact you within 1 business day to schedule your free review.
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