Question 1

How much does tax resolution cost in Glen Eyre, PA?

Accepted Answer

We charge a consultation fee upfront, but if you hire us, we credit 100% of that fee toward your resolution work. The total cost depends on how complex your situation is and what type of resolution we negotiate.Most clients save far more than they pay us. When someone owes $50,000 and we settle it for $8,000, the math is pretty clear. We're transparent about costs from the beginning - no surprise fees or hidden charges that show up later.

Question 2

Can you help with Pennsylvania state tax problems too?

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Yes, we handle both IRS and Pennsylvania Department of Revenue issues. Many Glen Eyre residents have problems with both, and the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue has gotten much stricter about payment agreements lately.We know Pennsylvania's tax forgiveness programs and how they work with your income and family size. We also understand how to navigate their appeal periods and payment plan requirements, which are different from federal rules.The key is handling both issues together so they don't work against each other. Fixing one problem while ignoring the other usually creates bigger headaches down the road.

Question 3

What if I haven't filed tax returns in several years?

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Unfiled returns make everything worse because the IRS estimates what you owe - and they're never generous with their estimates. We file all your missing returns first, then work on resolving whatever you actually owe.Often, people owe much less than the IRS thinks they do once we file accurate returns. Sometimes they don't owe anything at all, or they're even due refunds that can offset other tax years.We handle the entire process, including getting all the documents you need and dealing with the IRS while we get you current. The sooner we start, the sooner we can stop the penalties and interest from growing.

Question 4

How long does tax resolution take in Pennsylvania?

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Simple cases might resolve in 60-90 days. Complex cases with multiple years, business taxes, or asset seizures can take 6-12 months or longer.The timeline depends partly on how quickly the IRS responds and partly on what resolution option works best for your situation. Offer in Compromise cases take longer than installment agreements, but they can save you much more money.We keep you updated throughout the process so you always know where things stand. Most clients are relieved just knowing someone competent is handling it, even if it takes a few months to fully resolve.

Question 5

Will the IRS garnish my wages while you work on my case?

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If you already have a wage garnishment, we can often get it released or reduced while we negotiate your case. If you don't have one yet, getting professional representation usually prevents it from happening.The IRS is more likely to work with us on payment arrangements than to pursue aggressive collection actions. They know we understand the process and won't waste their time with unrealistic proposals.Acting quickly is important. Once you have professional representation, the IRS has to deal with us instead of harassing you directly. That alone eliminates most of the stress while we work on the actual solution.

Question 6

Do you guarantee you can settle my tax debt for pennies?

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No, and you should run from anyone who makes those guarantees. Every case is different, and the IRS has specific rules about what they'll accept.We analyze your actual financial situation to determine what resolution options you qualify for. Sometimes that's an Offer in Compromise for much less than you owe. Sometimes it's a payment plan. Sometimes it's proving you don't owe the debt at all.What we do guarantee is honest advice about your options and competent representation throughout the process. We've been doing this long enough to know what works and what doesn't, and we'll tell you the truth about your situation from the start.

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