Tax Debt Relief Services in Snellville, GA

How a Tax Resolution Case Moves

Every case starts the same way, whether the balance is $8,000 or $250,000. The order matters, because the IRS will not discuss options with a taxpayer who is not current on filings.

We stop the clock first. When a Final Notice of Intent to Levy or a revenue officer is already involved, the first call is to the IRS to place a hold on collection while we work.

We pull the record. Account transcripts, wage and income transcripts, and the collection history for every year in question. This is where most surprises live. The balance on the letter and the balance on the transcript do not always match.

We find out what is missing. Unfiled years get filed. A return the IRS prepared for you, with no deductions, gets replaced with a real one. Filing alone often lowers the number.

We build the strategy from the facts. An installment agreement, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty relief, an Offer in Compromise, or innocent spouse relief. Which one fits depends on your income, your assets, and your compliance history. We do not decide that before we have read the file.

We represent you from there. With a signed Form 2848, the IRS communicates with us instead of you. Phone calls, correspondence, revenue officer meetings, and deadlines all come through this office.

Do You Actually Owe What They Say You Owe?

That is the first question we ask, and the answer is no more often than people expect. Penalties that qualify for relief. A substitute return that ignored your expenses. An assessment for a year that was never properly examined. A balance that carried an error forward from the year before.

Chiquita Harmon is an Enrolled Agent and a Certified Tax Resolution Consultant with eighteen years in practice. Enrolled agents, CPAs, and attorneys are the only three professionals the IRS allows to represent you. That credential is what makes it possible to pull your transcripts, question the balance, and negotiate on your behalf rather than simply pass messages along.

Georgia Department of Revenue

Federal tax debt gets the attention. State tax debt does its own damage, and Georgia has collection powers of its own, including liens and wage garnishment.

Georgia also runs a separate Offer in Compromise program with its own forms and its own rules. Resolving the IRS case and leaving a Georgia balance in place is a half-finished job. For clients in Snellville, Lawrenceville, Loganville, Grayson, Lilburn, and across Gwinnett County, we work both sides of the case at the same time.

Questions We Hear From Business Owners

Can the IRS really take my paycheck or my business account? Yes, after a series of notices and a final one with a thirty-day deadline. A levy is the last step, not the first. Getting representation before that deadline passes is the difference between negotiating and reacting.

How fast can collection be stopped? When a hold is appropriate, it can often be placed within days of the engagement. The full resolution takes longer, because filings have to be current before the IRS will consider any option.

I have not filed in years. Is it too late? No. The IRS generally looks for the last six years to consider you current. Filing is the first step toward every resolution option, and it usually lowers the balance.

Do you work with clients outside Snellville? Yes. IRS representation is federal, so Enrolled Agent licensing is valid in every state. The office is in Snellville, Georgia, and we represent clients in all 50 states.

Bring the Envelope

If a notice is sitting on your counter, bring it in before the deadline printed on it passes. We will pull the record, tell you where you actually stand, and explain the options in plain language.

Dynamic Tax & Financial Services is based in Snellville, Georgia, serving Gwinnett County and representing taxpayers in all 50 states. We Make Business Personal.