IRS Tax Resolution Services

    An IRS notice does not have to become a crisis. Whether you owe back taxes, have unfiled returns, are facing a wage garnishment, or received a letter you do not understand, our licensed CPAs represent you directly before the IRS to resolve your tax problems. We negotiate installment agreements, prepare offers in compromise, request penalty abatement, and handle audit representation so you can stop worrying and start moving forward.

    What's Included

    IRS notice review, interpretation, and response
    Back tax return preparation for unfiled years
    Installment agreement negotiation and setup
    Offer in compromise preparation and submission
    Penalty abatement requests (first-time and reasonable cause)
    Wage garnishment and bank levy release
    Federal tax lien subordination and discharge
    IRS audit representation and appeals
    Currently not collectible (CNC) status designation
    Innocent spouse relief claims
    State tax resolution for all 50 states

    Who This Is For

    Taxpayers with IRS Notices

    You received a CP2000, CP504, or other IRS notice and are not sure what it means or how to respond. We interpret the notice, determine your options, and handle the response so deadlines are met and your rights are protected.

    People Who Owe Back Taxes

    You owe the IRS more than you can pay in full right now. We analyze your financial situation and negotiate the most favorable resolution, whether that is an installment agreement, partial pay plan, offer in compromise, or currently not collectible status.

    Taxpayers with Unfiled Returns

    You have one or more years of unfiled tax returns and want to get compliant before the IRS takes enforcement action. We prepare all delinquent returns and negotiate resolution of any resulting balances.

    Business Owners with Payroll Tax Issues

    Your business fell behind on payroll tax deposits and you are facing trust fund recovery penalties. These are among the most serious IRS issues because they can be assessed personally. We negotiate resolution while protecting your personal assets.

    Our Process

    1

    Free Case Evaluation

    We review your IRS notices, transcripts, and tax history to understand the full scope of your situation. You leave with a clear explanation of what the IRS is asserting, what your rights and options are, and a realistic assessment of likely outcomes.

    2

    IRS Transcript Analysis

    We pull your official IRS account transcripts and wage and income transcripts for all relevant years. This tells us exactly what the IRS has on file, what returns are missing, what balances are owed, and whether the statute of limitations impacts your case.

    3

    Resolution Strategy & Filing

    Based on our analysis, we prepare any unfiled returns, calculate accurate tax liabilities, and develop a resolution strategy. This may involve an installment agreement, offer in compromise, penalty abatement request, or a combination depending on your circumstances.

    4

    IRS Negotiation & Compliance

    Using our Power of Attorney (Form 2848), we communicate directly with the IRS on your behalf. You do not need to speak with the IRS at any point. We negotiate terms, submit required documentation, and monitor your account until the matter is fully resolved.

    Why Choose Your Virtual CPA

    CPAs authorized to represent you before the IRS under Circular 230
    We pull and analyze IRS transcripts to build a complete picture before recommending a strategy
    Realistic assessments of what the IRS will accept, not inflated promises
    Experience resolving cases ranging from simple notices to six-figure tax debts
    We handle all IRS communication so you never have to speak with them directly
    Flat-fee pricing for defined resolution engagements with no hourly billing surprises

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Serving the DMV and Beyond

    Available in Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, and all 50 states.

    Ready to Get Started?

    Schedule a free consultation to discuss your irs tax resolution needs.