As part of our service, we will obtain your income information and account transcripts that are on file with the IRS, and state agencies if applicable. We can also obtain necessary information from the IRS through the Freedom of Information Act. We then work with you to reconstruct any missing information to prepare your tax returns.

Yes. However, most CPA’s and tax attorneys do not specialize in tax resolution cases and cannot match our expertise in this area. We specialize in representing taxpayers before the collections and examination divisions of the IRS and state tax agencies and have helped thousands of taxpayers in similar situations.

If you are dealing directly with the IRS, you need to understand that an IRS representative is always working for the best interests of the government. Your interests are never their first priority, and it is not the IRS agent’s responsibility to protect your rights. If you don’t know what your rights are, no one else will assert them. By being represented properly, you will find that you have saved not only a lot of time and energy, but also money by having a tax professional negotiate the best possible resolution to your case.

No. All future communications will be conducted through our office. While you may continue to receive notices from the IRS, we will receive copies of all notices that are sent to you, and you will no longer have any direct contact with the IRS.

Our fees are based on a flat rate and will depend on the nature and complexity of your case. We will quote you the fee and the terms of our engagement during the initial consultation and provide this to you in writing. If you decide to move forward with our services, we ask that you pay a portion of the fee upfront, and the balance may be paid in monthly installments.

Yes. The IRS has offices located all over the US, and they communicate with taxpayers mostly by phone and mail. Similarly, we stay in continuous contact with our clients by phone, fax, mail, and email, no matter where they are located. We represent taxpayers all across the US and also in foreign countries.

You can contact us at (866) 482-9735 and speak directly with one of our tax attorneys, enrolled agents, or CPA’s. We offer a free, confidential consultation to assess your needs and recommend a specific course of action. If you are receiving certified mail from the IRS or being threatened with bank levies and wage garnishments, we can begin working on your case immediately to stop any further collection action. You can also contact us by completing the online form, and one of our tax professionals will respond to your inquiry immediately.