Question 1

What is tax resolution and how can All State Tax Resolution help?

Accepted Answer

Tax resolution is the process of addressing unpaid tax balances, unfiled returns, IRS notices, penalties, garnishments, and liens. All State Tax Resolution is an Enrolled Agent (EA)-led firm that reviews your IRS account, identifies your options, and helps you get compliant and back in good standing. Each case is different, so the right path depends on your specific situation.

Question 2

Can the IRS settle my tax debt for less than I owe?

Accepted Answer

In some cases the IRS may accept an Offer in Compromise for less than the full balance, but acceptance depends on your income, expenses, assets, and the IRS's own evaluation of what it can reasonably collect. We review whether you may qualify and explain realistic options. No specific outcome or settlement amount can be guaranteed.

Question 3

What should I do if I have unfiled tax returns?

Accepted Answer

Filing compliance usually comes first, because the IRS generally will not approve a payment plan or settlement while returns are missing. We can pull the income records the IRS already has on file (with your signed authorization), prepare the missing years, and file them oldest to newest so you become compliant.

Question 4

Can you help stop an IRS wage garnishment or bank levy?

Accepted Answer

We work to stop or release IRS wage garnishments and bank levies by getting you into compliance and negotiating an appropriate resolution, such as an installment agreement or hardship status. How quickly relief is possible, and whether it is granted, depends on your circumstances and the IRS's determination.

Question 5

How much does tax resolution cost?

Accepted Answer

Our standard paid review starts at $450. That covers pulling and analyzing your IRS transcripts (with a signed authorization) and a findings call where we explain your balances, any missing years, and recommended next steps. Resolution work is quoted separately based on the complexity of your case.

Question 6

Can All State Tax Resolution represent me before the IRS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All State Tax Resolution is led by an IRS Enrolled Agent (EA), who is federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS in all 50 states. Representation requires a signed Form 2848, and simply viewing your IRS transcripts requires a signed Form 8821.

Question 7

How do I get started with All State Tax Resolution?

Accepted Answer

Getting started is simple: reach out through our website, complete a short authorization so we can review your IRS account, and we will build a summary of where you stand and recommend the best next step. From there you decide how you would like to proceed.

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