Frequently Asked Questions About IRS Help & Tax Resolution
If you’ve received an IRS letter, owe back taxes, or are facing collections, you likely have urgent questions. Below are answers to common questions about IRS representation, tax resolution options, payment plans, penalty relief, and audits.
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An Offer in Compromise is a program that allows qualified taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
IRS Letter 147C verifies your Employer Identification Number (EIN). It is often requested by banks or financial institutions for business verification.
- You complete the diagnostic form.
- We review your case within 48 hours.
- We provide a structured resolution strategy and next steps.
If you:
- Owe back taxes
- Received IRS collection notices
- Cannot afford to pay your balance in full
- Are being audited
- Need representation before the IRS
You may qualify for structured resolution assistance.
A correspondence audit is conducted by mail. The IRS requests documentation to verify income, deductions, or credits.
It depends on the amount owed and your financial situation. Some agreements last a few years; others may extend longer based on eligibility.
In many cases, yes. We may be able to request a collection hold, negotiate an installment agreement, or seek Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status. Immediate action is important once a levy notice is issued.
No. Qualification depends on income, assets, and ability to pay. The IRS applies strict financial guidelines to determine eligibility.
CNC status temporarily pauses IRS collection actions if you can demonstrate financial hardship. It does not erase the debt, but it may stop wage garnishments and levies.
Yes. As a CPA and Enrolled Agent, we can represent individuals and businesses before the IRS.
The process may take several months depending on IRS backlog and the complexity of the case.
A CP2000 notice indicates the IRS believes income was underreported based on third-party information returns (like W-2s or 1099s). It is not technically an audit but requires response.
While not required, professional representation can help ensure the correct documentation is submitted and your rights are protected.
Interest continues to accrue, but active collection actions are generally paused while CNC status remains in place.
While we focus on Philadelphia, we also assist clients in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and nationwide in certain cases.
Fees vary depending on the complexity of the case. After reviewing your situation, we provide a written outline and implementation quote.
This is a serious notice indicating the IRS may begin seizing wages, bank accounts, or other assets. Immediate action is recommended.
An installment agreement is a monthly payment plan negotiated with the IRS that allows you to pay your tax debt over time while remaining compliant.
CP575 is the original EIN confirmation notice issued when a business is first assigned an EIN.
IRS issues can escalate quickly if ignored. Whether you need help responding to a notice, negotiating a payment plan, reducing penalties, or defending an audit, professional representation can provide clarity and structure.
