A custom apparel company in Washington owed the IRS on its business account and did not have the cash flow to make payments without putting the business at risk. We got the IRS to place the account into Currently Not Collectible status, which pauses active collection. The pressure stopped, and the owner could focus on…
An individual taxpayer who owed Georgia state income tax came to us carrying a balance he could not pay in full. We prepared and submitted an offer in compromise to the Georgia Department of Revenue, and the state accepted it, settling the debt for less than the full amount owed. Here is how a state…
The owner of a California engineering and construction company carried a large personal IRS debt from a single bad tax year. The balance had grown well past a quarter of a million dollars, the IRS had filed a lien, issued levies, and even flagged his passport. We got the account into Currently Not Collectible status…
A small design business in California had fallen behind on its state sales and use tax and owed the state for several years of activity. We took the case through California’s offer in compromise program, and the state agreed to accept $9,142 to close out the full balance. Once the offer was approved, the state…
A small children’s daycare business in Kansas shut its doors in 2024, and the owners assumed that was the end of it. It wasn’t. The IRS came back a year later and told them, personally, that they owed more than sixty six thousand dollars. Not the business. Them. That is how a trust fund recovery…
