Frequently Asked Questions

It depends. Anyone who promises that they can get you into a certain program or save you a certain amount of money, without looking into your specific situation, is lying. It’s impossible to know what we can do for you until we complete the tax investigation.

No, we don’t handle cases with only state tax issues because state tax authorities generally don’t negotiate on your debt.

However, we can help you file state taxes.

You can, but we wouldn’t recommend it for two reasons:

1. The IRS is notoriously hard to get ahold of. Trust us.
2. Trying to negotiate with the IRS is like trying to represent yourself in court without a lawyer. Most people don’t have the knowledge or experience necessary to make sure that they get the best possible outcome.

Resolution time for tax issues varies based on the complexity of the case. Straightforward matters take a few weeks, while intricate issues may take a year or more. To streamline the process, our team will file a power-of-attorney authorization with the IRS, allowing us to work directly on your behalf.

When you owe back taxes, the IRS offers several options other than full payment. These include payment plans, extensions to pay, and hardship programs, such as not-collectible status and a tax settlement option called an Offer in Compromise. We will evaluate each option with you and get you the best option based on your circumstances.

Absolutely! Our tax resolution experts review your notice, assess your situation and work with you on a plan to resolve your situation. Once you engage us for services, we get right to work with you and the IRS. Our tax resolution specialists stick with you from beginning to end.