Frequently Asked Questions

Tax resolution is the process of assisting individuals or businesses in settling, reducing, or managing their tax debt with the IRS or state tax authorities. Additionally, it may involve negotiation, penalty abatement, installment plans, or an Offer in Compromise.

Whether you qualify for an Offer in Compromise (OIC) depends on your income, expenses, assets, and ability to pay. We conduct a financial analysis to determine your eligibility before you submit your application.

Yes. In many cases, we can stop or pause garnishments and levies once we begin representation with the IRS and file the appropriate forms.

The cost of our tax resolution services varies depending on the complexity of your case. We offer a transparent pricing model, which can be either flat-rate or tiered, following a consultation. Payment plans may be available.

Most cases take between three to 12 months to fully resolve, depending on the strategy used and how quickly the IRS or state responds.

Once we submit a Power of Attorney (Form 2848), all communication from the IRS will go through our office. You’ll stop receiving those stressful letters and calls.

Absolutely. We work with state tax agencies across the U.S., including the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB), the New York Department of Taxation and Finance (DOR), and the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR), among others.

We can help you get back into compliance, even if it’s been five, 10, or more years. We handle late filings, transcript reviews, and penalty relief.