IRS Tax Resolution & Representation in the Greater Houston Area

Addressing the IRS without professional guidance can be challenging and may lead to unintended mistakes. If your tax return has been selected for audit, it is important to respond carefully and provide complete and accurate documentation. An audit does not automatically indicate wrongdoing, but it does require a thoughtful and organized response.

Our firm assists clients by reviewing the audit notice, gathering and organizing the necessary supporting documents, and communicating directly with the IRS on your behalf, similar to how an attorney represents a client. Throughout the process, we guide you step by step, helping you understand what is required and ensuring that each stage of the audit is handled properly.

In certain circumstances, the IRS may allow taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed. This program, known as an Offer in Compromise, requires a detailed financial analysis and supporting documentation.

Our office assists with reviewing eligibility, preparing the application, and submitting the required documentation for consideration.

If a taxpayer cannot pay their tax liability in full, the IRS may allow the balance to be paid through monthly installments. Payment plans can help taxpayers resolve their obligations over time while remaining in compliance.

We assist with evaluating payment plan options and submitting installment agreement requests when appropriate.

The IRS may assess penalties for late filing, late payment, or other compliance issues. In certain cases, these penalties may be reduced or removed if reasonable cause can be demonstrated.

Our firm reviews the circumstances surrounding the penalty and assists with preparing requests for penalty relief when applicable.

When married couples file joint tax returns, both spouses are generally responsible for the tax liability. However, in some cases one spouse may qualify for relief if they were not aware of errors or underreported income.

We assist clients in determining whether innocent spouse relief may apply to their situation.

If a previously filed tax return contains errors or missing information, an amended return may correct the issue and resolve discrepancies with the IRS.

If a taxpayer is expecting a refund that has not been received, we assist with reviewing IRS records and identifying the status of the refund.

IRS transcripts provide a detailed record of your tax filings, payments, balances, and IRS actions. Reviewing transcripts can help identify outstanding issues, unfiled returns, or discrepancies in your account.

Understanding these records is often the first step toward resolving tax problems.

In many cases, we can communicate with the IRS on behalf of clients to clarify issues, request information, and work toward resolving tax matters efficiently.