IRS Collection Help & Resolution Services

Stop IRS actions. Resolve your balance. Move forward.

If the IRS is actively trying to collect from you, timing matters. Whether you’re dealing with notices, growing balances, or enforcement actions, the right strategy can stop collections, reduce what you owe, and protect your assets.

Omega Accounting Solutions’ Tax Controversy team works quickly to stabilize your situation—and then builds a clear path toward resolution.

Are You Facing IRS Collection Actions?

You may need immediate help if you’ve received:

  • IRS balance due notices
  • Final notices of intent to levy
  • Wage garnishment warnings
  • Bank levy threats
  • Federal tax lien filings
  • IRS contact regarding unpaid payroll taxes or personal liability exposure

What We Do

Immediate IRS Intervention
We act quickly to protect you from escalating enforcement:

  • Contact the IRS on your behalf
  • Request collection holds
  • Stop or delay levies where possible

Ongoing IRS Representation
We manage the process so you don’t have to:

  • Handle IRS correspondence
  • Respond to notices
  • Negotiate directly with IRS agents
  • Keep your case moving forward

Resolution Options
Once your case is stabilized, we guide you to the best resolution strategy:

  • Installment Agreements: Structured monthly payment plans designed around your financial situation
  • Offer in Compromise (OIC): Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed, if eligible
  • Currently Not Collectible (CNC) Status: Temporarily pause collections if you’re unable to pay
  • Penalty & Interest Abatement: Reduce or remove added costs contributing to your balance

Balance Reduction Strategies
We evaluate every available path to reduce what you owe:

  • Penalty abatement (first-time or reasonable cause)
  • Interest reduction opportunities
  • Review of IRS transcripts for errors
  • COVID-era reassessment opportunities

COVID-Era Penalties & Interest — A Hidden Opportunity

Recent developments from Kwong v. United States (2025) suggest some penalties and interest assessed during the pandemic may not have been valid.

For taxpayers currently in collections, this matters because it may:

  • Reduce your total balance owed*
  • Eliminate portions of penalties and interest
  • Strengthen your overall resolution strategy
*If you currently owe the IRS, you shouldn’t assume the balance is correct.

Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP)

If your business has unpaid payroll taxes, the IRS may attempt to assess the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty against individuals it believes were responsible for collecting and paying those taxes. This means the IRS can pursue personal liability—even if the tax debt originally belonged to the business.

We help clients:

  • Evaluate whether they may be considered a “responsible person”
  • Assess exposure before the IRS makes a final determination
  • Prepare for IRS interviews and documentation requests
  • Respond to proposed assessments
  • Coordinate a strategy that addresses both the business liability and individual risk

If you’ve been contacted by the IRS regarding payroll taxes, acting early is critical.

Who We Help

We work with:

  • Business owners with payroll or income tax liabilities
  • Individuals with growing IRS balances
  • Taxpayers facing liens, levies, or garnishments
  • Clients who feel stuck or overwhelmed dealing with the IRS
  • Business owners and/or individuals dealing with unpaid payroll tax exposure

Get Help Now

There’s no advantage to waiting—and real risk in delaying.

Have Omega review your situation, identify your best options, and take immediate steps to protect your financial position.