Question 1

How quickly can you stop an IRS wage garnishment in Stillwater Lakes?

Accepted Answer

We can often halt wage garnishments within 24-48 hours of engaging our services. The key is acting fast and knowing exactly which forms to file with the IRS.

We immediately contact your employer's payroll department and the IRS revenue officer handling your case. In most situations, we can get a temporary hold while we negotiate a permanent solution.

The sooner you call, the more options we have. Once that first garnished paycheck hits, it's gone forever.

Question 2

What's the difference between tax resolution and just calling the IRS myself?

Accepted Answer

When you call the IRS, you're talking to customer service representatives who can only offer standard payment plans. They can't negotiate, can't advocate for you, and often don't understand the full range of relief options available.

We're enrolled agents and tax professionals who know the system inside and out. We know which revenue officers are reasonable, which forms actually work, and how to present your case for maximum impact.

More importantly, we know what not to say. One wrong statement to the IRS can eliminate relief options permanently. We protect you from those costly mistakes.

Question 3

Do you handle both federal and Pennsylvania state tax problems?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we resolve both IRS and Pennsylvania Department of Revenue issues. Many clients have problems with both agencies simultaneously, and handling them separately creates complications.

Pennsylvania has its own collection procedures, lien processes, and relief programs. The state can be even more aggressive than the IRS in some cases, especially with business taxes.

We coordinate federal and state resolutions to ensure one doesn't interfere with the other. This unified approach typically results in better outcomes and lower overall settlements.

Question 4

How much does tax resolution cost for someone in Stillwater Lakes?

Accepted Answer

Our fees depend on the complexity of your case, not your location. Simple penalty abatements might cost $500-1,000. Complex Offers in Compromise or multi-year business cases run $3,000-5,000.

We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees. If you engage our services, we credit 100% of your consultation fee toward the resolution work.

Most clients save far more than our fees through reduced penalties, eliminated interest, and negotiated settlements. The real question isn't what resolution costs, but what continued IRS problems will cost you.

Question 5

What happens if the IRS rejects our Offer in Compromise?

Accepted Answer

Rejection isn't the end of the road. We immediately analyze why the IRS said no and determine if we can appeal or resubmit with additional information.

Sometimes the IRS rejects offers for technical reasons that are easily corrected. Other times, we need to wait for your financial situation to change before reapplying.

If an Offer in Compromise isn't viable, we pursue alternative relief options like Currently Not Collectible status, installment agreements, or penalty abatement. There's always another strategy.

Question 6

Can you help with payroll tax problems for my Stillwater Lakes business?

Accepted Answer

Payroll tax problems are among the most serious tax issues a business can face. The IRS treats these as "trust fund" taxes because you collected the money from employees but didn't send it to the government.

We specialize in payroll tax resolution because we know how quickly these cases can destroy businesses. The IRS can pursue business owners personally, even seizing personal assets and bank accounts.

Our approach involves immediate protection of business operations, negotiation of manageable payment terms, and strategies to prevent personal liability assessments. Time is critical with payroll tax cases, so call immediately if you're behind.

Tax Resolution Stillwater Lakes, PA