Question 1

How much does professional tax resolution cost in Pennsylvania?

Accepted Answer

Our fees depend on your specific tax situation and what work needs to be done. During your free consultation, we provide a detailed breakdown of all costs before you commit to anything.

Professional help almost always costs less than handling it yourself. The IRS adds penalties and interest every month your problem goes unresolved—often hundreds or thousands of dollars in additional charges. We've seen clients save more in reduced penalties than they paid for our entire service.

A tax problem that could be resolved professionally for a few hundred dollars often turns into a financial disaster costing tens of thousands when people try to handle it alone. Don't let fear of professional fees cost you much more in the long run.

Question 2

Can you actually stop IRS wage garnishment in Wayne County?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can usually prevent wage garnishment or get existing garnishments released. The key is acting quickly and knowing exactly which procedures to follow.

When we represent you, we can request Collection Due Process hearings, negotiate payment plans that prevent garnishment, or apply for hardship status if you qualify. The IRS must follow specific legal procedures, and they frequently make procedural mistakes we can use to protect your income.

Wage garnishment isn't automatic—the IRS must complete a process with multiple intervention points where professional help can stop collection. But you need to act before garnishment starts, not after your paycheck is already being seized.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Unfiled returns are one of our most common cases, and they're often simpler to resolve than people expect. The IRS wants those returns filed more than they want to punish you for not filing them.

We start by gathering all necessary information to prepare your missing returns. Often, we can obtain IRS transcripts showing what income they have on record for you. We prepare the returns, file them properly, and then address any balance due through payment plans or other resolution methods.

The biggest mistake is continuing to avoid filing because you're afraid of what you might owe. Every month you wait, penalties and interest keep accumulating. File those returns now, then we can work on resolving whatever balance remains.

Question 4

How long does IRS tax resolution take in Pennsylvania?

Accepted Answer

Simple cases like installment agreements can resolve within a few weeks. Complex situations involving audits, appeals, or offers in compromise may take several months to over a year.

What matters most: we can usually stop collection actions immediately while working on long-term resolution. If the IRS threatens wage garnishment or bank levies, we can often halt those actions within days of representation.

Timeline depends on your responsiveness providing needed information and your tax situation's complexity. Straightforward wage garnishment cases resolve much faster than multiple years of unfiled business returns with complex income sources.

Question 5

Do you handle small business tax problems in Pocono Ranch Lands?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we resolve tax problems for individuals, small businesses, and self-employed taxpayers throughout Wayne County. Many Pocono Ranch Lands clients have both personal and business tax issues requiring coordinated resolution.

Business tax problems are more complex because they often involve payroll taxes, sales taxes, and multiple years of unfiled returns. The IRS treats business tax debt more aggressively than personal debt, especially regarding payroll taxes.

If you're a small business owner behind on taxes, don't wait. Business tax problems escalate rapidly, and the IRS has more collection tools for business debt. Earlier intervention provides more options to protect both your business and personal assets.

Question 6

What documents should I bring to my free tax consultation?

Accepted Answer

Bring all IRS correspondence you've received: notices, letters, and any documents related to your tax problem. Also bring copies of recent tax returns and financial records showing current income and expenses.

If you haven't filed returns for several years, don't worry about recreating everything before the consultation. We'll help determine what information we need and how to obtain it. Bring what you have so we can understand your complete situation.

Don't feel embarrassed about your tax situation. We've handled every type of tax problem imaginable, and our job is solving your problem, not judging how you got there. The consultation is completely confidential with no obligation to hire us afterward.

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