Struggling With Business Taxes?

Business Tax Relief can assist with a variety of different tax problems, including late or unpaid payroll taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, and income taxes (state and federal).

Yes, it is possible, but there are no guarantees. There are many things that the state or IRS looks at before they consider reducing or eliminating your tax debt. Working with a tax professional, however, may increase your chances of success.

Yes! If you are seriously delinquent on paying your business taxes and have ignored all payment requests, the IRS can levy your bank accounts and seize assets to pay off your tax debt.

Typically, the IRS has 10 years from the original due date to collect any business taxes owed. This timeline, however, can be extended due to other circumstances. The clock for payroll taxes doesn’t start until April of the following year from when they were due.

The IRS or state will send several notices and letters notifying you of your unpaid tax balance. If you do not respond or take action, they will move to collections. This may include placing a lien on your business or personal property (sole proprietors), levying your bank accounts, or seizing business assets. In some cases, the government may also restrict your passport or file criminal charges (tax fraud).

Generally, most business owners will qualify for some type of payment plan to help them pay off their tax debt over time. Qualifying for an Offer in Compromise (OIC), however, is much more complicated. The best way to determine your eligibility for any tax relief option is to schedule a free consultation with one of our tax professionals.

Your initial consultation is 100% free. If you decide to work with us, our service fees start at $1,000 and go up based on the complexity of your case and the time required to resolve it. After your case review, we’ll provide a full quote for all services suggested.

Maybe. If you meet the requirements for first-time penalty abatement or another penalty relief option, we may be able to remove or reduce your penalty fees. Interest fees, however, are not reduced or removed for reasonable cause or first-time relief.

Yes, in many cases, we are able to stop IRS wage garnishment and levy actions. Tax liens, however, may remain in place even after entering into a payment plan or an Offer in Compromise.

We work with some of the top tax professionals in the country. This includes tax lawyers, enrolled agents, and CPAs, as well as other tax specialists.

Yes! We have tax professionals across the country and are licensed to work in every U.S. state.

Generally, we can complete your case within six (6) months. Easier cases may be done in just a few weeks, but for those seeking an Offer in Compromise or dealing with a tax audit, it may take up to 24 months to complete.