IRS notice or tax debt? We'll help you deal with it.
Get a qualified professional between you and the IRS.
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Read it once. Then call.
An IRS letter is stressful, and a missed deadline makes it worse. Doug and the team review what the IRS is actually asking, explain your options, and handle the communication.
Confidential, judgment-free support for individuals and businesses. If you're simply behind on returns, see individual tax or business tax.
How we help with the IRS
Notice and letter responses
Audit support
Back-tax filing
Penalty abatement requests
Payment plans and settlement options
Unfiled returns
Who represents you
Who handles representation before the IRS, and under what authority: [Doug confirms]
Day one: bring these.
The IRS notice or letter, every page
Your last filed tax returns
Income records for the years in question (W-2s, 1099s)
Any letters you've already sent or received
Your questions, written down
Checklist [Doug confirms] · Typical timelines [Doug confirms]
How it works
Review the notice
We read what the IRS is actually asking and what the deadline is.
Explain your options
Plainly, including what each option is likely to involve.
Handle the communication
So you aren't facing the IRS on your own.
Outcomes depend on the facts; no result is guaranteed.
IRS questions
I got an IRS notice. What should I do?
Do not ignore it. Review the notice carefully to understand what the IRS is requesting, and contact us immediately so we can help you formulate the best response and resolve the issue.
Can I get on a payment plan?
Often, yes. The IRS offers installment agreements to many people who can't pay in full. We review your situation and explain which options may fit. Outcomes depend on the facts.
What is an offer in compromise?
An agreement with the IRS to settle a tax debt for less than the full amount. Few people qualify, and it depends on your income, expenses and assets. We'll tell you plainly whether it is worth pursuing.
Can you help with years of unfiled returns?
Yes, we help individuals and businesses catch up on unfiled back taxes, negotiate payment plans, and resolve outstanding IRS issues to get you back into compliance.
What does the first call cost?
Nothing. The first consultation is free.
I got a notice
Send us the basics. We'll call you back.