This is exactly how we work with you, from the first contact to the resolution of your case.
You tell us about your IRS situation: what notices you've received, roughly how much you think you owe, and what worries you most. You don't need every document ready for this first conversation.
We review your real tax and financial situation: income, expenses, assets, and the exact status of your IRS account. This lets us identify which options genuinely apply to your case.
We explain the available options in plain language — with pros, cons, and estimated timelines — so you can decide with real information. Once we move forward, we follow up on your case with the IRS.
We support you through to a resolution with the IRS and guide you on staying current afterward to avoid the situation repeating.
It varies by the type of solution and the complexity of your case. Some payment agreements can be set up in a few weeks, while processes like an Offer in Compromise or an audit can take several months, since they also depend on the IRS's own review timelines.