Unpaid balances
Installment agreements, partial-pay arrangements, and Currently Not Collectible status when your income genuinely doesn't support payments.
Licensed Kentucky CPA · Representing taxpayers nationwide
Behind on your taxes? Find out what you actually qualify for.
A licensed CPA pulls your IRS account transcripts, reads what's really on your record, and explains in plain English which resolution programs apply to your situation. Free review. No obligation.
Why start with a transcript review
Most people call us knowing only the number on a notice. That number doesn't tell you how much time the IRS has left to collect, whether penalties can be removed, or which programs you're eligible for. Your transcripts do.
- You'll know the deadlines. Collection statute dates, appeal windows, and response deadlines that are already running.
- You'll know your options. Payment plans, hardship status, penalty abatement, the Offer in Compromise program, or amended and unfiled returns.
- You'll know the cost. A flat fee quoted in writing before any engagement letter is signed. No percentage of your balance.
- You'll know if you don't need us. Plenty of situations are handled faster and cheaper by the taxpayer directly. We'll say so.
If your wages are being garnished or your account was levied
Those have short response windows. Call (502) 555-0100 rather than waiting on a form reply.
What we handle
IRS collection matters
Offer in Compromise
The IRS program that resolves a liability for less than the full amount when your income, assets, and allowable expenses show the balance isn't fully collectible. Strict eligibility, heavy documentation.
Levies and garnishments
Wage garnishments, bank levies, and federal tax liens — including release and withdrawal requests where the facts support them.
Penalty abatement
First Time Abate and reasonable cause requests for failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties.
Unfiled returns
Reconstructing and filing missing years. Nothing else can move forward until required returns are filed.
Payroll tax balances
Employment tax liabilities and Trust Fund Recovery Penalty exposure for business owners and responsible parties.
How the review works
Four steps, no cost to find out
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Confidential conversation
Fifteen to thirty minutes on the phone. What you owe, for which years, and what's changed financially.
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Transcript review
With a signed Form 2848, we pull your account, wage, and income transcripts and read the full record — assessment dates, collection deadlines, prior filings.
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Written recommendation
You receive the realistic options, what each one requires, and a flat fee. That's the engagement point. If you walk away, you keep the analysis.
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We represent you
Correspondence, financial statements, filings, and appeals go through us. IRS contact comes to our office, not your phone.
Straight talk
What we will never tell you
This industry has a reputation problem, and it was earned. Here's what you will not hear from this office.
- That your outcome is guaranteed. No CPA, attorney, or enrolled agent controls what the IRS decides.
- That we have inside contacts at the IRS. Nobody does. Cases are decided on documented financials and statute.
- That a deadline expires this week. Real IRS deadlines come from your notices, and we'll show you exactly where.
- A quote before we've seen your transcripts. Any firm pricing your case before reading your record is guessing.
Before you hire anyone
You can review your own eligibility with the IRS Offer in Compromise Pre-Qualifier, and free assistance may be available through the Taxpayer Advocate Service or a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic. We would rather you know that up front.
Find out where you actually stand
One conversation, no cost, no obligation.