Liens lifted.
Balances settled.
Tax liens, state tax warrants, delinquent returns, garnishments and levies — we take the case from transcript review to written closure, and we deal with the revenue officer so you don't have to.
Enforcement
stops here.
Our firm is led by an IRS Enrolled Agent — federally licensed by the U.S. Treasury with unlimited representation rights before the IRS — so your case is directed by credentialed representation, never a call-center script.
Resolution services.
Federal and state collection matters, from a single unfiled year to a six-figure balance with an active levy.
Federal Tax Liens
A Notice of Federal Tax Lien attaches to everything you own and follows you into every credit decision. We pursue release, withdrawal, discharge, or subordination based on which remedy actually fits your file.
- Lien release after balance resolution
- Lien withdrawal requests (Form 12277)
- Discharge of specific property for a sale
- Subordination so you can refinance
State Tax Warrants
Georgia and other states file tax warrants that hit your county records and can freeze bank accounts fast. We negotiate directly with the state revenue department to stop enforcement and clear the record.
- Georgia Dept. of Revenue warrant resolution
- Bank levy and garnishment release
- County record cancellation follow-through
- Multi-state warrant coordination
Delinquent & Unfiled Returns
Unfiled years are the root of most collection cases. We reconstruct income from IRS transcripts, file every missing year correctly, and often reduce a substitute-for-return balance dramatically.
- IRS wage & income transcript pulls
- Multi-year catch-up filing
- Substitute-for-return (SFR) reversal
- Refund recovery on open years
Offer in Compromise
If you genuinely cannot pay the full balance, an OIC can settle it for less. We run the reasonable-collection-potential math first, so you know your real odds before you spend a dollar.
- Pre-qualification analysis
- Form 656 & 433-A(OIC) preparation
- Doubt-as-to-collectibility strategy
- Appeal of a rejected offer
Penalty Abatement
Failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties compound quickly. We pursue first-time abatement and reasonable-cause relief — illness, disaster, records loss, or bad prior advice.
- First-time abate (FTA) requests
- Reasonable-cause narratives
- Interest recalculation review
- Trust fund penalty defense
Payment Plans & Levy Relief
When settlement is not the answer, structure is. We put affordable agreements in place and move accounts into hardship status when the numbers support it.
- Installment & partial-pay agreements
- Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status
- Wage garnishment release
- Innocent spouse relief
Book a consultation today.
Tell us what notices you received and when. We will outline your options and next steps before any work begins.
Four steps to closure.
Transcript review
We pull your full IRS and state account transcripts and map every balance, lien, warrant, and unfiled year.
Compliance first
Nothing gets negotiated until missing returns are filed. We handle the catch-up work in-house.
Resolution strategy
We present the realistic options side by side — settlement, plan, abatement, hardship — with expected outcomes.
Negotiation & closure
We file the paperwork, speak to the revenue officer, and stay on the case until the lien or warrant is cleared.
IRS resolution FAQs.
Bring us the notice.
Send the letter through our secure portal or bring it to the office. The first consultation is complimentary and completely confidential.