The filing of federal tax returns is a bitter-sweet annual chore that most of us must endure.  Bitter because few of us want to part with their hard earned money.  Sweet because it helps to pay for our country's freedom and protection from those who may want to take it from us.  Whether individual or business, we can prepare your return in accordance with IRS regulations.

Another option is to take advantage of the many 'free' filing services that are available to the general public for individual tax returns.  The IRS offers free filing on-line.  Also there are many VITA offices in most communities that offer tax preparation services for little or no cost.

However, filing the tax return is only part of the process.  The return must be accurate.  If it is not the IRS will gladly remind you - in writing.  This brings up the subject of tax resolution which is the process of developing and implementing a solution to solve a taxpayer's IRS problem.  In the truest sense, the optimal resolution will solve the problem permanently and settle that tax liability for the lowest amount allowed by law.

There are a number of different options the taxpayer has at their disposal to resolve their matter with the IRS.  However, relatively few taxpayers are aware of the options.  In many cases, the taxpayer is not adequately informed by the IRS of all options, let alone which option may best suit the taxpayer's specific situation.

These options include, but are not limited to:

·         Filing unfiled tax returns.

·         Disputing the tax on technical grounds.

·         Request for penalty abatement.

·     Negotiating an installment agreement or offer.

·         Request for innocent spouse relief.

·      Being placed in currently not collectable status.

Let us decide what the best option is for your situation.

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