Payroll tax balances, unfiled business returns, levies on operating accounts — small businesses face the IRS's toughest collection tools. We review your situation, explain every legitimate option in plain language, and handle the IRS for you.
Each of these is a real IRS program with real qualification requirements. Below is what each one actually does — and who it tends to fit.
A formal proposal asking the IRS to accept less than the full amount owed. Qualification is based on your income, allowable business and living expenses, and asset equity. The IRS accepts only a portion of applications, and review typically takes 6–24 months. When the numbers support it, this is the deepest relief available — and we will tell you honestly whether your numbers do.
A structured monthly payment plan the IRS accepts while collection action pauses. For many businesses, this is the realistic path: it keeps the doors open, stops levies from escalating, and gives you a predictable payment while penalties and interest are contained. Plans can often be arranged in weeks.
Penalties can make up a large share of a business tax balance. First-time penalty abatement and penalty relief for reasonable cause can remove them in qualifying situations — sometimes through a straightforward request. We review whether your history and circumstances qualify before recommending anything else.
If paying the IRS would leave your business unable to meet basic operating expenses, the IRS can place the account in Currently Not Collectible status and pause active collection. This is a recognized hardship status — not a loophole — that buys time while your situation stabilizes.
No program works for everyone, and no honest firm promises outcomes before reviewing your case. Here is exactly how we work:
We look at your IRS notices, account transcripts, income, expenses, and assets. Everything you share stays between us, and the first conversation costs nothing.
You get a plain-language breakdown of which programs you actually qualify for — with realistic timelines and costs. If none of our services fit, we say so.
With your approval and flat engagement terms in writing, we prepare filings, negotiate, and manage correspondence until the matter is resolved.
The consultation is confidential and costs nothing. Bring your IRS letters — we will bring a plan.