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Tax · 7 min read

Tax Resolution Services: Help With IRS and State Tax Problems

Tax resolution services help individuals and businesses address tax problems with the IRS or state tax agencies. These issues may include back taxes, unpaid payroll taxes, IRS notices, penalties, liens, levies, wage garnishment, or unfiled returns.

What do tax resolution services include?

  • IRS notice review
  • Back tax filing
  • Payment plan setup
  • Penalty abatement requests
  • Offer in compromise review
  • Tax lien assistance
  • Tax levy assistance
  • Wage garnishment help
  • Payroll tax problem support
  • State tax resolution
  • Audit representation
  • Innocent spouse relief review

Who provides tax resolution services?

Tax resolution may be provided by CPAs, enrolled agents, or tax attorneys. The right provider depends on the complexity of the issue, amount owed, legal risk, and whether representation is needed.

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Common tax problems

Businesses may need tax resolution help for unpaid payroll taxes, late filings, sales tax issues, or income tax debt. Individuals may need help with unfiled returns, IRS letters, liens, levies, or tax payment plans.

Frequently asked

Can the IRS settle for less than I owe?

Possibly, through an Offer in Compromise — but acceptance depends on income, assets, and ability to pay.

How quickly should I respond to an IRS notice?

Always respond by the deadline on the notice — usually 30 days — to preserve your appeal rights.

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