Question 1

How much does tax resolution cost in Brooklyn, PA?

Accepted Answer

Our fees are based on your case complexity, not the amount you owe the IRS. We charge a consultation fee that gets credited 100% toward your resolution work if you hire us—so you're not paying twice. Simple cases like IRS payment plans cost less than complex offers in compromise or multiple years of unfiled returns.

We provide transparent pricing upfront with no hidden fees or surprises. During your consultation, we'll give you exact costs and available payment options. Most clients find our fees are significantly less than the penalties and interest they'd accumulate by handling things themselves or waiting longer to get professional help.

Question 2

Can you resolve both IRS and Pennsylvania state tax problems?

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Yes, we handle both federal and Pennsylvania state tax issues simultaneously. The state Department of Revenue has different rules and collection procedures than the IRS, and we're experienced with both agencies. Many clients have problems with both, and resolving them separately often creates complications and conflicts.

We coordinate your federal and state cases to ensure your resolution strategy works for both agencies. For example, if we negotiate an offer in compromise with the IRS, we must consider how that affects your Pennsylvania tax liability. Our experience with state tax law means we create comprehensive solutions addressing all your tax problems together.

Question 3

What if I haven't filed tax returns for multiple years?

Accepted Answer

Unfiled returns are completely fixable and one of the most common problems we resolve. The IRS typically requires the last six years of unfiled returns, sometimes fewer depending on your situation. We gather your income information, prepare accurate returns, and file them properly the first time.

Clients are often surprised to discover they owe less than expected or even qualify for refunds once we apply all available deductions and credits. The key is filing correctly initially—amended returns create delays and complications. We prepare returns with attorney-client privilege protection, ensuring everything is done right and providing additional legal protection.

Question 4

How fast can you stop IRS wage garnishments or levies?

Accepted Answer

We can often get active levies released within 24-48 hours by demonstrating financial hardship or immediately negotiating payment arrangements. For wage garnishments, we contact your employer's payroll department the same day to stop the garnishment while negotiating a permanent solution.

Speed is critical with collection actions. Once you hire us, we immediately establish representation with the IRS and request holds on collection activities. This gives us time to analyze your situation properly and negotiate appropriate resolutions. Delays only make collection actions worse—levies continue until the debt is paid or properly resolved through professional negotiation.

Question 5

Do you offer payment plans for your tax resolution services?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer flexible payment arrangements because we understand tax problems often create cash flow challenges. Since we credit your consultation fee toward resolution work, you're already getting started without additional upfront costs. We'd rather work with you on payments than have you delay getting help while IRS penalties and interest accumulate.

Our goal is making professional tax resolution accessible when you need it most. During your consultation, we'll discuss payment options that work within your budget and get you the help you need without creating additional financial stress. Most clients find our payment plans much more manageable than continuing to deal with IRS collection actions.

Question 6

Can you represent me during an IRS business audit?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We provide complete IRS audit representation, handling all communication with auditors and representing you throughout the entire process. Most clients never meet with the IRS directly—we manage everything on your behalf, from gathering required documentation to presenting your case in the most favorable light possible.

Business audits typically focus on specific deductions like meals and entertainment, vehicle expenses, or home office claims. We know exactly what IRS auditors look for and how to present documentation that supports your position. If the audit results in additional taxes owed, we immediately shift into resolution mode, negotiating payment arrangements or other solutions that resolve additional liability without disrupting your business operations.

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