Problems with the IRS and State Department of Revenue can affect all aspects of one's life. If you are one of the many American taxpayers currently being hassled by the IRS, consider allowing our representation services to assist you. Unfortunately, IRS problems don't go away on their own. Our Enrolled Agents have the tax knowledge as well as expertise in working with the IRS to deal with many issues:

• Common IRS Problems We Can Solve IRS\State Audit
  • Earned Income Credit
  • Unreported Income
• Release IRS Liens
• Stop Wage Garnishment
• Offer-In-Compromise
• Negotiate Installment Agreements
• Hardship Determinations
• Penalty Abatements
• Trust Fund Issues
• Enforcement Activities
• Innocent Spouse
• Non-filers

Why Upstate Tax?

Many of the firms that advertise tax relief on TV have a reputation for short sighted solutions to tax problem accompanied by high fees. Upstate Tax realizes that resolving tax problems are not one size fits all. We take time to fully understand the issue at hand and advise the best solution. While solving the problem, we will ensure that the IRS doesn't step outside the law and that our clients get the best resolution possible.
Success Stories

• A recent widow was unable to sell her California home due to a Franchise Tax Board lein on her property. The lein was lifted with $0 paid by the taxpayer.
• A former business woman was stuck with $60,000 in back payroll taxes and the IRS was threatening enforcement action. Often her mailbox would be filled will IRS correspondence threatening liens and levy. All enforcement activities were stopped and a $200 per month installment agreement was reached.
• A truck driver received letters from North Carolina, South Carolina, and New Jersey asking for approximately $10,000 in taxes to be paid. The case was settled in four months for a total of $3,500.
• A laborer and sole family provider had his bank account levied on pay day. His family was facing two weeks without income. They levy was released and foreclosure was avoided.
• The IRS assessed the taxpayer $11,000 due to unreported income. After re-filing several years tax returns, the IRS sent the taxpayer a check for over $3,000.