FAQ

The discovery call is completely free. If we move forward, the investigation phase is a flat fee, and full resolution work is quoted up front based on your case — no surprises. In most cases, what we save in penalties, interest, and settled debt far exceeds the fee.

Yes. It’s 15 minutes, and its only goal is for you to understand your options. If we’re not the right fit — or you don’t need professional help at all — we’ll tell you that plainly.

Qualification is a math formula based on your income, expenses, and assets — not a sales pitch. Try our free pre-qualifier calculator for an instant estimate, or get a definitive answer on the free call.

The IRS has powerful collection tools, including wage garnishments, bank levies, and liens — but it must follow a legal process with deadlines and appeal rights at each step. Acting early is what preserves those rights. That’s exactly what we help you do.

You’re far from alone, and it’s fixable. We reconstruct and file the missing returns first — which often lowers the balance the IRS assessed on your behalf — then resolve whatever debt remains.

An Enrolled Agent (EA) is licensed directly by the U.S. Department of the Treasury specifically to represent taxpayers before the IRS — in all 50 states. CPAs are licensed by states and focus broadly on accounting. For IRS representation and tax resolution specifically, an EA’s license is purpose-built for the job.

Simple penalty abatements and payment plans can resolve in weeks. Offers in Compromise typically take several months to a year for IRS review. Either way, protections like collection holds usually begin working much sooner — often as soon as representation is in place.