Determine exactly which returns are missing
We start with the facts and IRS account status.
Unfiled returns can block many IRS resolution options and may lead to substitute-for-return assessments, collection action, lost refunds, and continuing uncertainty. We help identify what must be filed, reconstruct missing information, and build a path back to compliance.
The IRS generally expects required returns to be filed before many collection resolutions can be finalized. Filing accurate original returns can also produce a different result from an IRS substitute-for-return assessment because the IRS may not include deductions, credits, basis, or other information available to you.
Rules and eligibility can change. We use current account facts and applicable IRS guidance when evaluating your case.
Review the IRS information for this topic →Tax resolution is highly fact-specific. This service may be appropriate if one or more of the following describes your situation.
We first determine what the IRS records show, then build the resolution strategy around your financial and compliance facts.
We start with the facts and IRS account status.
We identify the legal and practical options that fit your case.
We prepare the required documentation and response.
We communicate with the IRS and keep you informed.
We work toward a sustainable resolution and future compliance.
Your diagnostic is designed to identify the immediate risk, confirm the known facts, and explain realistic next steps. No pressure and no promise of a result the IRS has not approved.
Schedule My DiagnosticThese answers are general information. Your IRS notices, transcripts, deadlines, and financial facts control the strategy for your case.
The answer depends on your specific IRS account and circumstances. We review the filing history and IRS records rather than assuming the same number of years applies to every taxpayer.
IRS wage and income transcript information can often help reconstruct reported income, although additional records may still be needed for expenses, basis, deductions, or business activity.
The IRS can prepare a substitute for return in certain situations. That assessment may not include all deductions, credits, or other taxpayer-favorable information that could be claimed on an accurate return you file.
Once the filing picture and balances are known, we can evaluate payment plans, Offer in Compromise, currently not collectible status, penalty relief, or other appropriate options.
Get a professional review of the facts, deadlines, and resolution options available to you.