If you need tax relief, consider engaging our Tax Advisory Service (TAS). The TAS is designed to help taxpayers that need specific information about the status of their account with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state tax agencies. Many taxpayers complain about receiving inconsistent or incomplete information from the IRS and state tax agencies. This service provides taxpayers with clear and concise information about the status of their IRS accounts and accounts with state tax agencies and also lays the foundation to take control of your tax problems. As part of our Tax Advisory Service, a tax relief accountant will provide you with a year-by-year breakdown detailing how much is owed for each particular tax year. Additionally, we detail the total amount owing calculated 30 days into the future with instructions on how to properly send payment to the IRS and state tax agencies, in the event that you wish to full pay your account balance. An Certified Public Accountant can also assist in the setting up an IRS payment plan or a payment plan with your state. Many of our clients are actually surprised to learn they owe less money to the IRS and state tax agencies than previously believed.

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If you need tax debt help, you need to take care of first things first — and the first thing is to figure out how much you owe. You cannot resolve your tax problems until you know exactly what they are. If you haven’t filed your tax returns, you must do so, even if you can’t afford to send any money with the returns.

You may file your tax returns electronically for the current year only. Late returns must be filed on paper. If you have one or more tax returns that are past due, it’s a good idea to file them at the same time but, if you are filing for more than one year, put each return in a separate envelop and send it by certified mail, return receipt requested.