IRS Solutions Blog

  Imagine this: you’re at a cocktail party, and someone asks what you do for work. You say, “I’m a tax pro,” and what do they envision? Chances are that your companion has an outdated idea of what a career in accounting entails. They might imagine you working long hours (evenings and weekends,...

  Tax resolution professionals know that one of the most important services they can provide their clients is proactive, successful negotiation with the IRS. In many cases, that means an Offer in Compromise (OIC). Like any agreement, a great OIC is one in which neither party entirely prevails but...

The Centralized Authorization File (CAF) is a database that the Internal Revenue Service uses to manage information regarding professionals appointed to act on behalf of others. The CAF number is not an authorization in and of itself. Rather, it identifies the file containing any legal...

There are many good reasons to consider adding tax resolution services into your practice. In addition to the satisfaction of helping your clients through a stressful situation and escaping the high-stress daily grind of tax preparation, tax resolution allows you to add an additional revenue stream...