Provided you supply all requested documents promptly, we can typically halt a levy or garnishment within 24-48 hours. Delays in providing necessary documents will extend this timeframe.
Our tax relief team, including attorneys and enrolled agents, will identify the most suitable solution for you. Options include an Offer in Compromise (OIC) to settle for less than the owed amount, installment agreements for manageable monthly payments, Currently Non Collectible (CNC) status for temporary relief, penalty abatement for reasonable cause, and amending tax returns to correct previous mistakes.
We only accept cases where we are confident of a positive outcome, offering a free, in-person review to understand your situation and how we can assist. Unlike others, we provide direct access to our office, ensuring peace of mind with our in-house tax attorney, enrolled agent, and CPA team. Our approach sets realistic expectations from the start.
Despite common misconceptions, the IRS does accept a significant number of Offers in Compromise. Our firm boasts a near 95% success rate with these cases, thanks to our thorough preliminary case review and historical data analysis. If you’re not a suitable candidate, we’ll explore the next best option.
Handling tax issues without the necessary expertise can lead to costly mistakes. Our professional representation can potentially reduce your tax liability, correct misrepresentations in financial disclosures, and ensure your rights are fully exercised during audits or settlement negotiations.
Our tax attorneys specialize in addressing Trust Fund Recovery Penalties and can assist in resolving payroll tax delinquencies.
We offer comprehensive audit representation, including field, office, and correspondence audits, safeguarding against increased liabilities and providing ongoing support post-audit.
We’ll evaluate the potential for amending your returns to reduce your tax liability.
The process takes approximately 3-6 months, depending on how quickly you can provide the necessary documentation.
While legal and regulatory constraints prevent us from guaranteeing outcomes, we commit to accepting cases only when we’re confident in meeting your expectations, underscored by our free case review policy.
Yes, we offer representation to taxpayers nationwide and internationally, including FBAR cases.
We immediately assign an attorney with specialized expertise in tax criminal fraud to handle your case, ensuring you have the best possible defense.