DON’T LET TAX PROBLEMS HOLD YOU BACK—DISCOVER YOUR SOLUTION TODAY!

Discover how to solve your tax issues, avoid penalties, and regain peace of mind with proven strategies

Tax resolution is the process of solving IRS tax problems. It involves working with the IRS to reduce your tax debt, avoid penalties, and resolve issues like unfiled returns, tax liens, or wage garnishments. Download our free guide to learn how you can start resolving your tax issues today!

What You Will Learn In The Guide

You’ll discover six proven strategies that have helped others just like you, get back on track.

File All Past-Due Returns


Unfiled tax returns can lead to severe penalties, interest, and even IRS enforcement actions like wage garnishments or liens. Filing now can reduce penalties, establish compliance, and potentially make you eligible for deductions or credits you’ve missed.

Resolve Wage Garnishments or Tax Liens

Wage garnishments and tax liens can disrupt your financial stability, making it harder to pay bills or secure loans. Resolving these issues protects your income and assets.


Set Up an IRS Payment Plan


An IRS payment plan lets you break your tax debt into manageable monthly payments, reducing financial stress and avoiding aggressive collection actions like levies.




Negotiate an Offer in Compromise


An Offer in Compromise allows you to settle your tax debt for less than you owe, offering significant financial relief if you meet strict eligibility requirements.


Check for Penalty Abatement Opportunities

Penalties can add thousands to your tax bill, but the IRS often grants penalty relief for first-time errors or reasonable causes like illness, unemployment, or natural disasters.




Update Your Tax Withholding or Quarterly Payments

Incorrect withholding or quarterly tax payments can result in underpayment penalties and a big tax bill at year-end. Adjusting now ensures you stay on track.


Your Tax Resolution Specialist

Hi, I'm Eugene Rio, EA

I help individuals and businesses resolve their tax challenges — from unpaid taxes and unfiled returns to negotiating settlements and reducing IRS penalties. As a federally licensed tax practitioner, I’m authorized to represent you directly before the IRS, so you never have to face them alone. My goal is to bring clarity to your situation, protect your financial future, and give you real peace of mind. With personalized strategies and dedicated support, I’m here to help you move forward with confidence and leave tax worries behind.

Whenever you’re ready, pick a time on my calendar. I’ll be here to help you sort through your tax situation and find the right solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some common questions and answers to help you understand the tax resolution process and how it can benefit you.

These insights will address your concerns and provide clarity on resolving tax issues effectively.

What is Tax Resolution?

Tax resolution is the process of addressing and solving tax-related issues with the IRS or state tax agencies. This can include negotiating unpaid tax debts, filing back returns, removing liens or levies, and reducing penalties. The goal is to help individuals or businesses regain compliance and financial stability while resolving their tax problems efficiently.

Who Needs Tax Resolution Services?

Tax resolution services are for anyone facing IRS or state tax issues, such as:

  • Unpaid taxes or significant tax debt.
  • Unfiled tax returns for one or multiple years.
  • Wage garnishments, tax liens, or bank levies.
  • Penalties and interest accumulating on overdue taxes.
  • Difficulty navigating the IRS or state tax processes.
Can Tax Resolution Reduce My Tax Debt?

Yes, tax resolution can reduce your tax debt in certain cases. Programs like the Offer in Compromise allow you to settle your tax liability for less than what you owe, depending on your financial situation. Additionally, penalty abatement programs can reduce or eliminate penalties, potentially saving you thousands.

What Are Common Tax Resolution Strategies?

Some common strategies include:

  • Offer in Compromise: Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
  • Installment Agreements: Create a payment plan to pay your debt over time.
  • Penalty Abatement: Request relief from penalties due to reasonable causes like illness or natural disasters.
  • Currently Not Collectible Status: Pause IRS collection efforts if you cannot afford to pay.
  • Lien or Levy Removal: Negotiate with the IRS to release these actions.
How Long Does the Tax Resolution Process Take?

The timeline depends on the complexity of your case and the resolution method used. Simple cases, like setting up a payment plan, can be resolved in weeks. More complex cases, such as an Offer in Compromise, may take 4–12 months. During this time, your tax professional will communicate with the IRS on your behalf to ensure progress.

What Happens If I Ignore My Tax Problems?

Ignoring tax problems can lead to serious consequences, including:

  • Penalties and Interest: The IRS adds penalties and interest to unpaid balances, increasing your debt.
  • Wage Garnishments: The IRS can take a portion of your paycheck.
  • Bank Levies: The IRS can freeze your bank accounts.
  • Tax Liens: The IRS can place a lien on your property, affecting your ability to sell or refinance.
  • Asset Seizures: In extreme cases, the IRS can seize your property to satisfy the debt.
Can I Represent Myself, or Do I Need a Tax Professional?

While you can represent yourself, working with a tax professional is highly recommended. Tax laws and IRS procedures are complex, and professionals like enrolled agents (EA), CPAs, or tax attorneys have the experience and knowledge to negotiate effectively. They can save you time, reduce stress, and potentially secure better outcomes.

How Are Tax Resolution Fees Determined?

The cost of tax resolution services varies depending on the complexity of your case, but the potential savings and relief from resolving your tax problems far outweigh the investment. We always provide a clear and upfront estimate during your consultation, ensuring transparency and no surprises.