IRS Tax Resolution Help You Can Count On

Speak directly with an IRS Enrolled Agent who stops levies, lifts liens, and cuts penalties—fast.

Real Tax Relief. Handled the Right Way.

Back Taxes? IRS Letters? We'll Help You Find Relief—Without the Runaround

Owe back taxes or facing IRS penalties? You're not alone. Whether you've received a letter in the mail or just know you've fallen behind, FinanzaTax can help you sort it out. We're a remote tax resolution firm led by a federally licensed Enrolled Agent who's helped hundreds of people get compliant, reduce penalties, and sleep better at night.

Our IRS Tax Resolution Services

From tax settlement options to catching up on unfiled returns, we walk you through the best path forward—clearly, legally, and without pressure. Everything is handled securely through encrypted client portals, so you can upload documents and communicate with confidence.

• Penalty Abatement – Request relief from IRS penalties for late filing or payment, when eligible
• Installment Agreements – Set up monthly payments that fit your budget and stop aggressive collection
• Offer in Compromise – Settle tax debt for less than you owe (if you meet strict IRS criteria)
• Currently Not Collectible – Pause IRS collections when you're truly unable to pay
• Levy & Garnishment Relief – Work to lift wage or bank levies as part of your resolution plan
• Unfiled Returns Catch-Up – Get back into compliance and avoid future penalties
• Payroll & 941 Tax Help – Support for business owners and contractors behind on employer taxes

Why Choose FinanzaTax

• Licensed IRS Representation – Work with an Enrolled Agent authorized to represent you in all 50 states
• Flat, Upfront Pricing – No hourly rates, no surprise invoices
• 100% Remote with Secure Portals – Upload sensitive tax documents from anywhere, safely
• No Gimmicks. No False Promises. – Just honest guidance from a team that treats your case with care

Whether you need help understanding your IRS letter or want to explore a full tax relief plan, we're here to help. Book a free consultation to get started.

Received an IRS Letter? Here's How We Handle It — Step by Step

At FinanzaTax, we don't throw you into a black hole of forms and waiting. Instead, we walk you through a clear, hands-on process to get your IRS issues under control, one step at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What happens if I ignore an IRS letter?

  If you don't respond, the IRS can escalate quickly—adding penalties, issuing liens or levies, or garnishing your wages. Even if you can't pay right away, responding is critical. The IRS is much more flexible with taxpayers who communicate.

• How do I know which resolution option I qualify for?

  It depends on your income, assets, debt amount, and personal situation. We analyze your IRS transcripts and financial documents to determine whether you qualify for options like an Offer in Compromise, hardship status, or an installment plan.

• Will resolving my IRS debt affect my credit score?

  The IRS doesn't report directly to credit bureaus, so tax debt doesn't show up like credit card debt. However, liens or legal actions from the IRS can impact your ability to get loans or financing. Resolving your case helps protect your financial future.

• How long does it take to fully resolve a case?

  Every case is different. Some issues—like getting into an installment plan—can be resolved in a few weeks. Others, like Offers in Compromise, can take several months due to IRS backlogs. We keep you informed at every stage so there are no surprises.

• Can I still get help if I haven't filed taxes in years?

  Yes. In fact, unfiled returns are common and often the first thing we help with. We can request IRS transcripts to piece together your missing records, file back taxes, and help you avoid or minimize penalties.

• What documents do I need to get started?

  To begin resolving your IRS issue, we typically request recent IRS notices, past tax returns, and a general breakdown of your income, expenses, and assets. Don't worry — we'll send a secure checklist.

• Will the IRS stop contacting me once we start?

  Once we file a Power of Attorney, the IRS is required to direct communications to us instead of you. This means fewer stressful letters or calls while we handle the process.

• What if I already have a payment plan but can't afford it anymore?

  We can revisit your situation and potentially restructure your plan, pause collections, or explore options like Currently Not Collectible status based on your financial hardship.