Back Taxes Owed
Owing back taxes to the IRS can feel overwhelming, especially as penalties and interest compound. But ignoring the problem only makes it worse. We help clients ...
Owing back taxes to the IRS can feel overwhelming, especially as penalties and interest compound. But ignoring the problem only makes it worse. We help clients resolve their tax debts through installment agreements, penalty abatement, offers in compromise, and other strategies tailored to their financial situation.
The IRS has powerful collection tools, but they also have programs designed to help taxpayers who genuinely can't pay. The key is understanding which option is right for your situation. An installment agreement lets you pay over time (up to 72 months). Penalty abatement can eliminate up to hundreds of thousands in penalties. An Offer in Compromise lets you settle for less than you owe. Currently Not Collectible status pauses collection entirely. We analyze your finances and recommend the best path forward.
Warning Signs
You may need help if any of these apply to you:
- You owe the IRS and can't pay the full amount
- Penalties and interest are making your balance grow
- You've received collection notices (CP14, CP501, CP504)
- The IRS is threatening to levy your accounts or garnish wages
- You haven't filed returns for one or more years
How We Help
Our experienced team will:
- Calculate your total tax liability including penalties and interest
- Negotiate installment agreements with affordable monthly payments
- Request penalty abatement for first-time or reasonable cause situations
- Evaluate whether you qualify for an Offer in Compromise
- File all delinquent returns to stop the IRS collection process
- Place your account in Currently Not Collectible status if appropriate
Frequently Asked Questions
Other Tax Problems We Resolve
Don't Wait — Get Help Today
IRS problems compound with time. The sooner you act, the more options and leverage you have. Schedule a free, confidential consultation.