Receiving an IRS notice or audit letter is stressful — but you don’t have to face it alone. We represent taxpayers before the IRS and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, handling everything from audits and back taxes to liens, levies, and unfiled returns.
Our goal is to resolve your tax problem as quickly and favorably as possible, protecting you from aggressive collection actions while we negotiate on your behalf. We communicate directly with the IRS so you don’t have to.
What's Included
- IRS audit representation (correspondence & field audits)
- IRS notice response and explanation
- Back tax filing (unfiled returns — any year)
- Tax debt negotiation and resolution
- IRS installment agreement setup
- Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status application
- Offer in Compromise preparation and submission
- Federal and state tax lien assistance
- Wage garnishment and bank levy release
- Massachusetts DOR representation
Who Is This For?
Anyone who has received an IRS audit notice, owes back taxes, has unfiled returns, is facing a tax lien or levy, or has received threatening collection letters from the IRS or Massachusetts DOR.
How It Works
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Free Case Review
We review your IRS notice, audit letter, or tax problem at no charge and explain your options clearly.
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Power of Attorney
You sign IRS Form 2848, authorizing us to speak and negotiate with the IRS directly on your behalf.
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Resolution Strategy
We research your case, identify the best resolution path, and present you with a clear plan and expected timeline.
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Negotiate & Resolve
We communicate with the IRS, submit required documents, and fight for the best possible outcome for your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
I received an IRS letter — what should I do first?
Do not ignore it. Most IRS letters have a response deadline of 30–60 days. Call us immediately. We review IRS notices for free and tell you exactly what it means and what action (if any) is needed.
What is an Offer in Compromise?
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) allows you to settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed if you can demonstrate that paying in full would create a financial hardship. The IRS accepts roughly 40% of OIC applications. We evaluate whether you qualify before preparing your submission.
Can you stop a wage garnishment or bank levy?
Yes, in most cases. Once we file a Power of Attorney and contact the IRS, collection actions are often suspended while we negotiate a resolution. Time is critical — contact us as soon as possible.
What if I have not filed taxes for several years?
We can prepare and file all unfiled returns. Getting current is the first step to resolving any tax debt. Penalties and interest continue to grow on unfiled years, so the sooner you act, the better your outcome.