IRS Tax Help and Unfiled Tax Returns, Michigan

The term “Tax Relief” came from the need to address IRS and state tax liability, (unpaid balance) and compliance issues impacting US individual and business taxpayers. The primary sources of these issues are income and payroll taxes. The programs that the IRS and many states have developed to address tax balance are often complex and understanding the requirements are a barrier for most people impacted. Tax Relief refers to the programs and professional services sought by taxpayers to assist them with navigating these complex issues.

Absolutely! Our expert team in Michigan specializes in resolving unpaid back taxes, helping you find a suitable solution to clear your tax debt.

Yes, our Michigan location offers top-notch CPA services for individuals and businesses seeking professional accounting assistance.

Our Michigan team has extensive experience in IRS audit representation, guiding you through the audit process and ensuring your rights are protected.

Currently Not Collectible status allows you temporary relief from tax collection. Our Michigan experts can evaluate your eligibility and pursue CNC on your behalf.

Yes, Franskoviak Tax Solutions in Michigan can act quickly to release wage garnishments, helping you regain control of your income.

Absolutely! Our experienced Michigan team can negotiate with the IRS for an Offer in Compromise, potentially settling your tax debt for less than the full amount.

The cost for tax relief services can vary from a few hundred dollars to thousands and is impacted by the number and type of services required to resolve your case. It is also different depending on who you choose as your representative and their approach for billing you. Some will charge a flat fee that includes all required services to complete your case. The benefit of this approach is that you know everything the company is doing for you and the full cost before you pay them anything.

The key with this approach is to be sure that the quote involves all services required to complete your case and that the company has all professionals on staff to complete the work. Some tax relief companies offer initial fees for “Compliance Checks” and “Investigations.” The fee is in exchange for calling the IRS to help them zero in on the specifics of your tax issue. They then follow-up to quote you based on what they found. This approach means paying 100s of dollars in advance of knowing the overall cost or whether the company can help you.

Your initial consultation is most often with a commissioned sales representative instead of a licensed tax professional. The most traditional approach is to be charged a retainer and then be billed by the hour. The risk of this approach is that you can not be certain of the overall cost of your case and there is an incentive to prolong the process.