The IRS will not consider your case unless and until you are in complete compliance with current tax laws. Compliance means 1) last six years of business and personal tax returns have been filed and an arrangement for tax liabilities, if any, has been accepted by the IRS; if you have employees then current year's quarterly tax returns are filed and Form 941 payroll deposits are made; prior year Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Form 940 tax return has been filed.  We file all returns for you that are past due. There are numerous outcomes that are possible to resolve your tax problem. However, the strongest case for acceptance is only possible when you demonstrate in good faith your commitment to work with the IRS. Compliance places you in the best positon to negotiate a settlement.

Your dedicated tax expert will evaluate your case during Discovery to render a professional opinion about federal returns that need to be filed. If there are state returns that also have not been filed, then our engagement proposal to bring you into IRS compliance will include related returns that you discuss with your tax advisor.

No. The IRS will negotiate with you on a current tax problem before you settle a past due balance. The balance does not have to be paid in full but you must be in an acceptable payment plan that is current. The worst possible scenario is to enter into a payment plan with the IRS and then default. Collection efforts reinstate themselves with a vengence.

Unfortunately, we are unable to price a Compliance engagement without the benefit of Discovery. One size does not file all. The value of a Discovery session far exceeds its cost.