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Here’s a snapshot of what we do for you in solving your tax debt:
Years and years of working in accounting translates into years and years of experience preparing financials and tax returns for individual taxpayers and businesses. We have the advantage of seeing every client’s situation through a lens of a tax and financial focus, in order to keep our clients off of the IRS’s radar, and free of any audits and other tactics
In our tax resolution work, this kind of focus is considered forensic accounting, and it gives us a great advantage in getting to the heart of any tax matter quicker and more effectively than most other firms doing tax debt resolution work.
"While I have a very successful line of work, I had a very bad way of managing things – by the seat of my pants. The success brought in good money, but I didn’t realize I was doing everything wrong until I learned that I had a 7-figure tax debt! What a mess, can you imagine? Without going into detail, Jerry and his team managed to clear up my debt to a manageable modest 5-figures, and you can bet I jumped on it! While it’s a lot of money, it was sweet music to my ears, hearing that amount. I really appreciate all your hard work, Jerry.” —
We also have great referral relationships with tax attorneys, when needed for our clients, and they refer their clients to us when financial expertise is required in solving a tax or criminal matter.
Basically, if a tax matter involves criminality of any kind, a tax attorney needs to be involved. If the matter involves the more common issues of unfiled tax returns, penalties and interest fees, etc., we work things out directly with the IRS and no tax attorney needs to be involved, meaning you save money. That is by far the most common kind of situation.
Having Enrolled Agents (EA) on staff gives us an advantage over the typical CPA firm when it comes to handling tax matters. EAs have an in-depth knowledge of taxation and understand the ins and outs of dealing with the IRS at all administrative levels.
The EA license is granted by the federal government, EAs can practice in just about any state without jurisdiction issues. But what makes EAs invaluable is their unlimited privilege to represent individuals before the IRS for any tax issues, including audit, collections, and appeals.
So, you can see, with our years of experience, paired with our combined State and IRS tax debt expertise, we’ve got the bases covered to handle any and all of your tax debt issues. We’re tax resolution experts! Let us resolve your tax debt today…so you can breathe easier tomorrow.
Stop dealing with the IRS right NOW! You can stop worrying about how to make things right in their eyes – we can take care of that for you. Turn over dealing with the IRS to us and get behind our shield of protection.
Schedule a FREE consultation using one of the contact methods below. Take that first step to IRS Tax Freedom, and if you choose to have us represent you, we’ll handle everything for you, rest assured.
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Phase 1: Discovery and Investigation
Step 1: Discovery – A FREE 15-minute call. We’ll ask you a few questions to determine the best way we can help you, so you can decide if we’re the right choice for you.
Step 2: Transcript Investigation – If you want us to help you, the next step is to get your IRS tax transcripts. It’s the information and filing records the IRS is using against you. It’s the foundation for us to develop a resolution plan for your specific situation.
The investigation will also tell us if the IRS considers you compliant or non-compliant. If you’re non-compliant, you cannot negotiate or make any offers to the IRS. We can work with you and the IRS to get you compliant, if that’s needed.
And lastly, we search to find out if the IRS has any open investigations on you that you’re not aware of.
Phase 2: Protection, Resolution Strategy, and Compliance
Step 1: Protection – This means you assign your tax problem to us. By executing a Power of Attorney, it informs the IRS Revenue Agents and Officers assigned to your case, that you’ve assigned us as your fiduciary to handle your situation.
We take over all communication with the IRS at this point. You focus on your day-to-day life. We keep you posted on what’s going on.
Step 2: Resolution Strategy – Having a clear understanding of your status with the IRS, we’ll create a resolution plan and discuss it with you. We’ll know if an Offer in Compromise is possible. There could be a better option. We’ll also know the Statute of Limitation for your situation – in some cases, it’s better to wait things out. You’ll have a clear picture of the outcome, and the cost to get you there.
Step 3: Compliant or Non-Compliant – Being “compliant” means that all tax returns for every tax year are filed and there are no issues. This is the point where, if you are non-compliant, we need to get you compliant. The IRS will not negotiate until you are compliant. This step is required before any offers can be submitted. We’re an IRS-proof CPA firm, we’ll get you compliant.
Phase 3: Resolution, Keeping You Protected, Celebrate
Step 1: Resolution – Once the IRS considers you compliant, we’re able to start negotiating with the IRS and get you the best possible deal. We push until we can’t push any further.
Step 2: Keeping You Protected – Keep in mind, while all this is happening, the Power of Attorney is protecting you as long as you’re meeting your obligations. We’ll continue handling all the IRS letters and calls. We’ll always keep you up to date on what’s going on via email and/or calls.
Step 3: Celebrate – Once we receive a final agreement from the IRS, we want you to celebrate and we’re going to help. You’ll receive a gift from us to get the celebration started.
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