Tax Negotiation & Representation

Tax Problems

Most of us fall into issues with the IRS at some point in our lives, whether fault of our own or not. If you are having problems with the IRS, we're here to help. We can help you resolve your tax problems and put an end to the difficult process the IRS can put you through. We are efficient, affordable, and of course, extremely discrete in helping you with any troublesome IRS issue. If you know the IRS, the problems will not just go away by themselves. The problem will keep getting worse with penalties and interest being added each day nothing is done.

If you owe the IRS or have not filed your tax returns, you have a very serious problem that needs immediate attention. The IRS will come knocking at your door or you will receive a certified letter, maybe not today, but it will come. When the past due tax liability is assessed and the collection process starts, your relationship with the IRS will change, making any dealings with the IRS very unpleasant.

Below you will find several ways we can help you by alleviating the IRS pressure you may be under. The link inserted in each bullet point can be helpful for finding out more on the related issue and to making the next step in getting it resolved.

IRS Negotiation & Representation

Occasionally you may receive a notice from the Internal Revenue Service or other tax regulatory agency. After you calm down from the initial fear from receiving the tax "Love Letter" give us a call at (952) 878-8798. You may need representation to bring your issue to completion at a fast as possible pace. Whether you need to negotiate an Offer in Compromise, an abatement, or an installment agreement implemented, no matter what the issues, you can rely on our professionals to assist in the process.

Tax Audit Representation

Tax audits take a significant amount of time away from your business and family, often requiring you to gather stacks of records to substantiate each and every item reported on the tax return. The IRS or State Taxing Authority will leave no stone unturned in finding ways to increase your liability or at least to prove what you listed on your returns. If you don't comply with the Auditors' request, they will recalculate your tax, pressuring you to sign their tax order, and you will find yourself with a large tax amount due.

If you're return is simple, you may decide to handle a tax audit yourself. Hopefully that will be a good decision on your part. Tax auditors historically are trained very well in extracting information from you far beyond what you have to provide. Why not have a tax audit professional by your side, so you don't have to worry about fearing them or not knowing your tax rights?

If you've received an audit notice from the IRS, State Revenue Department, or your State Unemployment Agency, don't hesitate to call right away. Let us help you decide on your next course of action. That step may lead to a large tax savings or unintended errors and higher liabilities. Remember, the initial consultation is Free!

Catch-Up Tax Filing

Each and every day, the IRS automated tax assessment center prepares thousands of letters for taxpayers and business owners. Everything from misfiled payroll returns to conflicting W-2 forms is flagged, a letter requesting information or assessing penalties and interest is sent for immediate response. As the IRS and State Tax Authorities are updating their computers, assessment tools, and cross-chekcing software, more and more of these letters are sent out. Eventually they will catch-up to your situation. And it may not be too long before you receive one of these letters.

This is serious, whether you are an individual or business owner and should not be taken lightly. Failing to file your tax returns is considered a criminal offense. If you do not file as required by law, you can be prosecuted and punished with potential prison time. Why risk it? Get started now and call us to assist with filing those past due returns!

Let us give you the peace of mind you deserve by helping you get in compliance with the law. By voluntarily filing your delinquent returns, you may be able to avoid further problems other than having to pay the interest and penalties. But if you wait for the IRS to catch-up with you, they may file your returns on your behalf – in the government's best interest, usually with little or none of the deductions you may entitled to.

Please make sure you are in compliance. That's the first step before we can help you with back taxes owed.

Some of Our IRS Solutions:

Owe the IRS a lot of money with no way of paying it all? – You may qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise.
Can't pay it all now and need more time? Click on the following link - Payment Plan.
What if your tax debt was caused by acts committed by your spouse? Innocent Spouse Relief
Would it be beneficial to see your IRS file?. See Your IRS File.

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If you owe the IRS or have not filed your tax returns, you have a very serious problem that needs immediate attention. The IRS will come knocking at your door or you will receive a certified letter, maybe not today, but it will come. When the past due tax liability is assessed and the collection process starts, your relationship with the IRS will change, making any dealings with the IRS very unpleasant. Below you will find several ways we can help you by alleviating the IRS pressure you may be under. The link inserted in each bullet point can be helpful for finding out more on the related issue and to making the next step in getting it resolved. IRS Negotiation & Representation Occasionally you may receive a notice from the Internal Revenue Service or other tax regulatory agency. After you calm down from the initial fear from receiving the tax "Love Letter" give us a call at (952) 878-8798. You may need representation to bring your issue to completion at a fast as possible pace. Whether you need to negotiate an Offer in Compromise, an abatement, or an installment agreement implemented, no matter what the issues, you can rely on our professionals to assist in the process. Tax Audit Representation Tax audits take a significant amount of time away from your business and family, often requiring you to gather stacks of records to substantiate each and every item reported on the tax return. The IRS or State Taxing Authority will leave no stone unturned in finding ways to increase your liability or at least to prove what you listed on your returns. If you don't comply with the Auditors' request, they will recalculate your tax, pressuring you to sign their tax order, and you will find yourself with a large tax amount due. If you're return is simple, you may decide to handle a tax audit yourself. Hopefully that will be a good decision on your part. Tax auditors historically are trained very well in extracting information from you far beyond what you have to provide. Why not have a tax audit professional by your side, so you don't have to worry about fearing them or not knowing your tax rights? If you've received an audit notice from the IRS, State Revenue Department, or your State Unemployment Agency, don't hesitate to call right away. Let us help you decide on your next course of action. That step may lead to a large tax savings or unintended errors and higher liabilities. Remember, the initial consultation is Free! Catch-Up Tax Filing Each and every day, the IRS automated tax assessment center prepares thousands of letters for taxpayers and business owners. Everything from misfiled payroll returns to conflicting W-2 forms is flagged, a letter requesting information or assessing penalties and interest is sent for immediate response. As the IRS and State Tax Authorities are updating their computers, assessment tools, and cross-chekcing software, more and more of these letters are sent out. Eventually they will catch-up to your situation. And it may not be too long before you receive one of these letters. This is serious, whether you are an individual or business owner and should not be taken lightly. Failing to file your tax returns is considered a criminal offense. If you do not file as required by law, you can be prosecuted and punished with potential prison time. Why risk it? Get started now and call us to assist with filing those past due returns! Let us give you the peace of mind you deserve by helping you get in compliance with the law. By voluntarily filing your delinquent returns, you may be able to avoid further problems other than having to pay the interest and penalties. But if you wait for the IRS to catch-up with you, they may file your returns on your behalf – in the government's best interest, usually with little or none of the deductions you may entitled to. Please make sure you are in compliance. That's the first step before we can help you with back taxes owed. Some of Our IRS Solutions: Owe the IRS a lot of money with no way of paying it all? – You may qualify for the IRS Offer In Compromise. Can't pay it all now and need more time? Click on the following link - Payment Plan. What if your tax debt was caused by acts committed by your spouse? Innocent Spouse Relief Would it be beneficial to see your IRS file?. See Your IRS File.

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