Select Your Tax Problems

If you IRS notice says that you have penalties and/or interest due, it’s very important to respond quickly so the penalties and interest will not accumulate and grow to a higher amount due.

Have you received a letter or notice from a tax agency and don’t know what to do next? The response you need to provide might be simple, or it might be very complex.

IRS debt can add up fast. There’s a failure to file penalty, interest on the taxes that are late, and the taxes themselves.

The sooner you file your tax returns the better, but we understand that sometimes life just gets in the way. You feel too busy or have experienced a divorce, illness, job loss, or death in your family that sidetracked you from filing your tax returns on time.

It’s taxing on your peace of mind to have this kind of burden weighing you down. You can get relief by having a tax professional on your side, walking you through the entire process.

The United States tax law includes a provision that can grant relief to people who did not know their spouses were misstating their taxes due. If you qualify, you can apply for innocent or injured spouse relief.

You might feel like you’re temporarily borrowing the money from the IRS until your business gets back on track, but the IRS doesn’t see it that way at all.