IRS Tax Resolution
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Fortune 500 negotiation strategies applied to your IRS problem. We protect your assets, stop enforcement, and resolve your debt for the smallest amount legally possible.
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Need IRS tax resolution in Irving, TX? Our CPA and Enrolled Agent team is based in Irving and handles cases across Texas and nationwide.
Complete Arsenal
All 16 Resolution Programs
Every IRS problem has a legal solution. We know all 16 — and which combination applies to your case.
Offer in Compromise
Settle your full tax debt for a fraction of what you owe. Available under three legal tracks: Doubt as to Collectability, Doubt as to Liability, and Effective Tax Administration.
Installment Agreements
Structured monthly payment plans tailored to your actual ability to pay — guaranteed, streamlined, partial payment, and hardship arrangements.
Currently Not Collectible
Legally suspend all IRS collection activity when you can't pay your basic living expenses. The 10-year collection statute keeps running — debt may expire entirely.
Penalty Abatement
Remove IRS penalties from your balance through First-Time Abatement (FTA) or Reasonable Cause. Penalties can represent 25–50% of your total balance due.
Bank Levy Release
Bank account frozen by the IRS? You have exactly 21 days before funds are surrendered permanently. We negotiate levy releases — often within 24–48 hours.
Wage Garnishment Release
IRS is taking 70–85% of every paycheck? We specialize in emergency wage levy releases — often achieved within days through CDP hearings and negotiated alternatives.
Federal Tax Lien / Levy Release
A federal tax lien damages your credit, clouds property titles, and blocks financing. We request lien withdrawals, subordinations, and discharges to clear your credit.
Home & Property Seizure Defense
The IRS rarely seizes real property without warning. If you've received a seizure notice, you still have legal options. Act before the 30-day CDP deadline expires.
Audit Defense & Representation
Complete IRS examination representation — correspondence, office, and field audits. We handle all IRS communications and negotiate the outcome on your behalf.
IRS Appeals & CDP Hearings
Challenge IRS decisions before an independent Appeals officer. Collection Due Process (CDP) hearings stop enforcement while your case is reviewed — 30-day deadlines apply.
U.S. Tax Court Representation
Dispute IRS deficiencies without paying first. You have 90 days from the Notice of Deficiency to petition Tax Court — the most powerful tool against an IRS assessment.
Innocent Spouse Relief
Held liable for a spouse's or ex-spouse's tax errors? Three forms of innocent spouse relief can remove your responsibility for tax debt you didn't cause.
Employment Tax (941 / Trust Fund)
Payroll tax problems can become personal liability through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty — a 100% penalty that survives bankruptcy and follows you personally.
OIC: Doubt as to Collectability
The most common OIC track — used when your assets and future income are insufficient to pay the full debt before the 10-year collection statute expires.
OIC: Doubt as to Liability
Challenge the accuracy of the tax assessment itself. If the IRS made an error, or you have evidence the amount is wrong, you may settle for what you actually owe.
OIC: Effective Tax Administration
A rare but powerful track — used when collecting the full debt would create economic hardship or be fundamentally unfair under the circumstances.
The Process
How Resolution Works
A clear, structured process from first call to final resolution.
Free Case Analysis
We review your IRS transcript, notices, and financial situation. You'll know exactly where you stand and what options are available — before paying anything.
Stop the Bleeding
We immediately halt or prevent enforcement actions — levies, garnishments, and liens — using Collection Due Process rights, holds, and direct IRS negotiation.
Build Your Strategy
Every case gets a custom resolution strategy. We analyze your Reasonable Collection Potential (RCP), penalty history, and financial profile to find the best path.
Negotiate & Represent
We handle all IRS communication. You never speak to the IRS directly. We negotiate your settlement, payment plan, or penalty abatement with our credentials behind you.
Resolution & Compliance
Once resolved, we ensure you stay compliant going forward — no missed filings, no new balances. Most resolutions are permanent when terms are followed.
Our Process
Three Phases. You Can Stop After Any of Them.
Each phase is quoted and paid before work begins. You decide whether to continue to the next one.
PHASE 1
Transcripts and Diagnosis
We pull your IRS transcripts under Form 8821 and tell you what is actually happening on your account. Free if you supply complete transcripts yourself.
Standard diagnosis $150 per tax year. Complex or urgent matters $497.
The $497 tier covers final notices (LT11, Letter 1058, CP90), bank levies, wage garnishment, property seizure, Offers in Compromise, appeals, Collection Due Process hearings, payroll tax matters, Trust Fund Recovery Penalty, and audits or examinations.
PHASE 2
Collection Information Statement
We prepare the financial disclosure the IRS requires to evaluate any resolution option. Priced by which form applies to your case.
Form 433-F $350–$750. Form 433-A $750–$1,500. Form 433-B $1,000–$2,000.
PHASE 3
Resolution
Three options. You choose.
Option A: Do-it-yourself roadmap — we tell you exactly what to file and how. Flat fee, quoted to your case.
Option B: We prepare and submit the resolution filings. Quoted by case.
Option C: Representation before the IRS under Form 2848. Added to Option B at +$1,000. Not available as a standalone service.
Final fee depends on case complexity, number of tax years involved, balance owed, whether enforcement action is active, and the condition of your records. Scope and fee are confirmed in a written engagement letter before work begins.
Form 8821 vs. Form 2848 — the difference matters
Form 8821 is a Tax Information Authorization. It lets us see your IRS account. It does not let us speak or act for you. Form 2848 is a Power of Attorney. It authorizes us to represent you before the IRS — to negotiate, to respond, and to appear on your behalf. Phase 1 and Phase 2 use Form 8821. Representation begins only under Form 2848, only in Phase 3 Option C, and only after a signed engagement letter.
Results vary by taxpayer and depend on individual facts, IRS determinations, and applicable law. We do not promise any specific resolution outcome, settlement amount, or acceptance of any offer. Published fees are honored for at least 30 days following the last date of publication.
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IRS Fee Calculator
Estimate resolution fees before you commit. 12 complexity factors included.
IRS Notice Guide
Received an IRS letter? For Irving tax levy and lien help, look up any of 170 notices — plain English, deadlines, next steps.
Form 433-A Online
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