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A restaurant owner fell behind on payroll taxes during the pandemic. The IRS filed federal tax liens and threatened to seize business assets. We negotiated a full Offer in Compromise, settling $94,300 in payroll tax debt for $11,200 — an 88% reduction.

A warehouse worker had three years of unfiled returns and mounting IRS penalties. We filed the missing returns, successfully argued first-time penalty abatement, and set up an affordable monthly payment plan that fit his budget.

A retired couple had not filed returns for 7 years due to a family health crisis. The IRS had assessed $76,500 in taxes, penalties, and interest. We filed all back returns, corrected the IRS assessment, and secured Currently Not Collectible status — reducing their liability to $9,800 with all collection activity stopped.

A freelance graphic designer accumulated $43,700 in self-employment taxes over four years. The IRS had already filed a levy against his business bank account, cutting off cash flow. We filed an emergency Collection Due Process appeal to release the levy, then negotiated an Offer in Compromise accepted at $6,800.

The IRS levied a single mother's bank account, freezing $4,200 in funds she needed for rent and groceries. We filed an emergency levy release, recovered the frozen funds, and negotiated a $95/month installment agreement on the remaining balance.

An HVAC technician who ran a small crew fell behind on payroll deposits and was personally assessed a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. We argued first-time abatement on the penalties and negotiated a structured installment agreement that kept his business running.

A nurse who did private-duty work on the side had not reported the income for three years. The IRS assessed $27,900 including penalties and interest. We prepared amended returns, negotiated directly with the IRS, and settled the full balance for $5,200.

A family-owned landscaping company owed $88,600 across three tax years in both payroll and income taxes. Federal tax liens had been filed against the business vehicles and equipment. After a thorough financial analysis and negotiation, we secured an Offer in Compromise for $12,300 — keeping the business intact.