Got an IRS Notice for a Balance Under $10,000?
We Handle It. No Phone Call Required.
Upload your notice, answer a few questions, and a federally licensed Enrolled Agent verifies your IRS account, checks whether your penalties can be removed, and sets up your payment plan correctly.
Resolved in 5 business days, confirmed in writing.
Flat fee: $189. Handled by an Enrolled Agent, not a call center.
If your penalties qualify for removal, that savings alone often covers the fee.
IRS TAX RESOLUTION
You are working directly with an IRS Enrolled Agent.
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Our team includes Enrolled Agents licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury with unlimited authority to represent clients before the IRS for audits, collections, appeals, and notices in all 50 states.
That representation is built into every engagement we take on.
Built for one specific problem
This service is for individual taxpayers who received an IRS balance-due notice (CP14, CP501, CP503, or CP504) for less than $10,000, have all their returns filed, and just want it handled correctly without meetings, phone tag, or a sales pitch.
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If your situation is bigger than that, you do not belong in this funnel, and our intake form will tell you so before you pay a dollar. Larger or more complex cases start with a strategy conversation instead.
What your flat fee covers
Full Account Verification
We pull your complete IRS transcripts. Notices do not always tell the whole story. We confirm exactly what you owe, across every year, before anything gets set up.
Payment Plan, Set Up Correctly
We establish your installment agreement at the lowest available setup fee, structured so it will not default. You choose the monthly amount within IRS guidelines.
Penalty Removal Check
The IRS removes penalties far more often than taxpayers realize through First-Time Abatement. Most people never ask. We check your eligibility and request removal if you qualify.
Written Confirmation
A plain-English summary of what we found, what was removed, your exact agreement terms, and what to do and not do going forward.
What this service is not
This is not a negotiation service, an Offer in Compromise, or representation for audits, business taxes, or active levies. It is the fast, correct handling of a straightforward balance-due notice.
If our transcript review reveals something your notice did not show, we will stop, tell you exactly what we found, and your full Fast Track fee will be credited toward the engagement your case actually needs. You will never pay twice for the same work.
Why not just call the IRS yourself?
They set up a plan on the notice balance without checking the rest of their account, then get a second notice for a year they did not know about.
You can. Plenty of people do, after two hours on hold. Here is what they usually miss:
They never ask about penalty removal, leaving hundreds of dollars on the table that the IRS would have removed on request.
They agree to a payment structure with a higher setup fee or one that defaults the first time a refund gets applied unexpectedly.
We do this every day. You will do it once. That is the entire value proposition.
This page provides general information and is not tax or legal advice.
Eligibility for penalty relief and payment plans depends on the specific facts of your IRS account. Flat fee covers the scope described in the engagement letter.
