Tax Resolution

In some cases, yes. Options include penalty abatement and an offer in compromise. Results depend on your income, assets, and tax history, and we tell you what is realistic before we start.

An installment agreement lets you pay your tax debt in monthly payments. We set it up with the IRS or state for you.

No. Once you sign a power of attorney, we speak with the IRS or state for you.

We file your missing returns, which is often the first step to resolving tax debt and stopping further penalties.

Our Tax Preparation and Tax Advisory services help you file on time and plan ahead.

An IRS tax resolution company, like Noble Pacific® Tax Resolution, is a professional firm that specializes in resolving individual and business tax problems with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and/or state tax agencies.

At Noble Pacific® Tax Resolution we are experts in dealing with the IRS and state agencies to negotiate settlements, establish payment plans, reduce penalties, and represent you in communications with the IRS and the state(s).

We can assist and resolve a wide range of income tax and payroll tax problems, including back taxes, tax liens, delinquent tax returns, wage garnishments, bank levies, asset seizure, revocation or denial of passports due to unpaid taxes, audits, penalty abatement, and unfiled tax returns.

While individuals with a small IRS debt might secure payment plans or alternative resolutions, many discover that negotiating the most favorable deal is a challenging feat. The IRS isn’t particularly cooperative with individuals and can present formidable challenges. At Noble Pacific® Tax Resolution, we possess the necessary tools, experience, and direct access to the IRS and states to secure the optimal outcome for our clients.

When choosing an IRS tax resolution company like Noble Pacific® Tax Resolution, consider factors such as their experience, integrity, testimonials, and credentials (they must be enrolled to practice before the IRS like an Enrolled Agent (EA), or be a United States Tax Court Practitioner (USTCP) or attorney to represent taxpayers in Tax Court). It’s also wise to be wary of any resolution firm that offers to file an Offer in Compromise before analyzing your transcripts and finances to determine if you qualify. An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a desirable resolution but there are strict requirements to qualify. At NPTR, we will not take your money to file for an OIC unless we are confident it will be accepted.

Deciding to move forward and resolve your tax issues is a big decision, and many people may have reservations. While the choice to move forward is yours, it is important to understand that in general the longer you wait, the worse the problem becomes, the more difficult it will be to resolve your tax debt, and the more likely it is for the IRS or state to take direct action against you.

As with any case, we leap into action the moment we are retained. We want to be on the phone with the IRS that day or within 24 hours. If your wages are being garnished or your bank accounts are being levied, you must contact our office immediately so that we can stop the actions the IRS or state have taken against you before it’s too late. If they haven’t started this process yet, now is the best time for us to get on the phone with them.

Yes, when we are your representative: 1) we step into your shoes to negotiate with the IRS on your behalf, 2) the IRS should not contact you, 3) if they do contact you, we instruct our clients to inform them they have representation and to provide them with our contact information and tell them to call us, 4) We do not want our clients to ever speak with the IRS, and we have a 100% success rate with preventing the IRS from speaking with our clients, and 5) We will communicate with them, handle paperwork, and find the best resolution to your tax problem.

It depends on your situation. Noble Pacific® Tax Resolution will negotiate for you to pay less than you owe, sometimes much less. However, to qualify, we must demonstrate that your income is not enough to pay your allowable expenses and your tax debt by the statute date. In many cases, we employ legal strategies to help our clients qualify for the best option. Examples of resolution options like this include: 1) Partial Pay Installment Agreements, 2) Offers in Compromise (OIC), and 3) Currently Not Collectible status and letting the collection statute expire.

The time it takes to resolve tax problems depends on the complexity of the case, the cooperation of the IRS, and the specific resolution strategy. It can range from a few weeks to several months or even longer.