If you’re drowning in back business taxes, dodging IRS letters, or sweating over payroll tax debt, this isn’t the time to wait. It’s the time to act.
With 15+ years in Local Outsourced Accounting Services, I work alongside my In-House Certified Tax Resolution Specialist CPA to confront your tax mess head-on. We negotiate with the IRS, stop the bleeding, and give you a clear path out, fast.
We handle it all: unfiled returns, payroll taxes, IRS liens, levies, and even property seizures. As your Virtual Accountant, I bring strategy, speed, and zero fear to the table.
You won’t just get forms filed. You’ll get solutions designed to wipe out what you owe, lower what you pay, and protect what you’ve built.
I plug directly into your Bookkeeper Accounting Software, clean up your Bookkeeping and Accounting, and give you visibility in every corner of your business.
If your current Accounting Services leave you exposed and overwhelmed, it’s time to bring in the team that knows how to fight.
The most successful business owners don’t let the IRS back them into a corner. They fight back early, hard, and smart. If you’ve got the budget, just fired the accountant who froze under pressure, or you’re neck-deep in tax debt, this is your shot to fix it before the IRS seizes control. Call Me, Now.
Qualified Business Owners with a Budget move forward fast.
Get IRS Business Help Without The Headache
As a Certified Tax Resolution Professional, my in-house CPA can help you resolve your business tax debt issues.
Tax issues can be stressful and overwhelming – and they won’t go away until dealt with completely and thoroughly.
You have a unique tax problem. You require a unique tax solution. That’s why it’s so important to get help from an expert, like me, who is certified to resolve tax issues for businesses and companies like yours. My in-house CPA knows what to look for and how to handle the IRS.
Here are some ways we can get the IRS off your back:
- Installment agreement
- Partial payment plus installment agreement
- Offer in compromise (OIC)
- Penalty abatement
- Reasonable cause
- Lien relief
- Lien release
- Lien withdrawal
- Levy relief
We’ll work with the IRS to help you get out from under your tax issues and back on the road to success.
Why Resolve Your Business Tax Issues ASAP?
Every business is required to file business taxes at the state and federal level. For those businesses that do not file, they will face serious tax penalties–and in some cases, jail time.
Here are a few issues that get you into hot water with the IRS:
- Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion
- Over-Reporting Business Expenses
- Under-Reporting Business Income
- Lifestyle Creep and Tax Fraud
- Failing To Report Employee And Sales Business Taxes
- More Penalties And Frauds To Avoid
- And more!
The biggest reason to resolve your business tax issues is that they will not go away until you do. The quickest and fastest way to get out from under your business tax issue is to hire someone like my in-house Certified Tax Resolution Professional, to help.
Who Do I Help?
Tax Resolution & Relief Services for single and multiple business entities in every industry:
Serving Top Owners & Executives in Maryland, N. Virginia, DC, Delaware, Pennsylvania & Nationwide.
How Do You Work With Me?
Step #1
Call me today OR fill out my FREE financial analysis submission form.
Step #2
We’ll discuss the exact details around your Tax Resolution needs.
Step #3
I’ll propose a sound comprehensive plan around resolving your tax issues & then get it done!
*All tax consulting, preparation and filing conducted via Rescue Business Tax Services, LLC and can only be performed by a licensed CPA.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I haven't filed business taxes in several years?
It is fixable, but waiting makes the problem bigger.
When several years of business taxes go unfiled, the stress builds fast. You start wondering what you owe, what the IRS knows, and how far out of control the situation has gotten.
The longer those missing years sit, the more cleanup piles up and the harder it becomes to get a clear picture of where you stand.
Back Tax Filing starts by reconstructing each missing year accurately and filing them in the right order so you finally have a clear path forward.
Every year you wait, you lose more control. Get the returns filed, get the facts, and shut this problem down now.
Can I set up a payment plan if I owe back payroll taxes?
Yes. But payroll tax debt needs immediate attention.
When payroll taxes fall behind, the balance does not just sit there. The IRS keeps pursuing the debt, and the pressure gets worse the longer it remains unresolved.
A Payroll Tax Installment Agreement gives you a structured path to repay what you owe while getting your current payroll taxes back on track.
Payroll tax debt does not get better with time. Lock in a plan, stop the bleeding, and get back in control.
What's an Offer in Compromise, and would my business actually qualify?
An Offer in Compromise could reduce what you owe, but only if the numbers prove you qualify.
The IRS does not care what feels affordable. They look at your income, expenses, assets, and ability to pay. If you guess, delay, or submit the wrong strategy, the debt keeps sitting there while the pressure keeps building.
The solution is to look at the full financial picture, determine exactly what the IRS will see, and decide whether an Offer in Compromise is the right move before you waste time chasing the wrong option.
Stop guessing and stop hoping. Find out exactly what you qualify for, then go after the smartest resolution available.
We're behind on sales tax and haven't heard from the IRS yet, should we deal with it now or wait?
Deal with it now. Silence is not a green light.
Every month you wait leaves the unpaid sales tax sitting there while the problem gets bigger. Once the taxing authority comes looking, you are reacting on their timeline instead of taking control on yours.
Voluntary Tax Resolution puts you on offense. You identify what is owed, get the filings handled, and start resolving the problem before enforcement drives the conversation.
No notice yet? Good. That means you still have time to move first. Use it and get this handled before they come to you.
My bookkeeper left unexpectedly and now I'm multiple years behind on filing, how do we even start fixing that?
You start by rebuilding the books. Fast.
When a bookkeeper disappears, the damage keeps spreading. Reconciliations stop, records fall behind, tax returns do not get filed, and every missing year makes the cleanup heavier.
Multi-Year Tax Cleanup starts by reconstructing each year accurately, getting the books current, and then filing the missing returns in the right order.
The bookkeeper is gone. The tax problem is not. Rebuild the books, file the returns, and end the mess now.
I already paid a CPA a significant amount for tax strategy, but I'm still not filed, is it worth starting over with someone else?
Yes, if nothing has actually been filed, you are not starting over. You are finally moving forward.
Paying for strategy means nothing if the return is still sitting unfinished. Every month you wait keeps the tax issue unresolved and leaves you relying on promises instead of completed work.
The priority now is simple: reconstruct the unfiled year, get the return filed, and build any future tax strategy on accurate numbers.
You paid for results, not excuses. Get the return finished, get current, and stop throwing good money after bad.
We incorporated a couple years ago and still haven't filed since, how far behind are we and can it still be resolved?
Yes, it is fixable. But every day you wait makes the cleanup bigger.
Once you incorporated, the filing requirements changed. If those returns never got filed, the problem did not disappear. It kept stacking up year after year while penalties, missing records, and unanswered tax questions kept building.
The fix is straightforward: reconstruct each missing year, get the books accurate, and file the overdue returns in the right order.
The backlog is growing every single day. Clean up the missing years, file what is due, and stop making the problem bigger.
