Structured case review
Balances, tax years, notices, filing status, and financial facts reviewed together.
Tax resolution guidance
IRS or State Tax Problems? Get a Clear Plan Before It Gets Worse.
Tax Titan Resolutions helps taxpayers understand their options for IRS and state tax debt, notices, garnishments, levies, unfiled returns, payment plans, and resolution strategy.
Fact-first review
Compliance, financials, urgency, and collection risk reviewed first.
No fear-based pitch
Clear direction without fake “pennies on the dollar” promises.
Staged next steps
Estimate, review, agreement, and representation only when appropriate.
Professional review
Clear options before you commit
Common situations
Problems that usually need direction fast
Start with the issue you are facing now. We can review urgency, notices, filing status, and possible next steps.
IRS noticesLetters, deadlines, balances, and response confusion.
State tax noticesState balances, collection demands, and filing issues.
Wage garnishmentActive payroll deductions or collection threats.
Bank levyFrozen funds, notices, or immediate collection pressure.
Tax liensRecorded liens and questions about response options.
Unfiled returnsMissing years that block resolution options.
Penalties and interestGrowing balances and possible relief review.
Cannot afford paymentsNeed to review realistic ability to pay.
The difference
We review the facts before recommending a path.
Tax Titan Resolutions does not rely on fear tactics or one-size-fits-all scripts. We look at compliance, financials, collection risk, and realistic resolution options before telling you what may make sense.
- We review whether required returns are filed and what still needs cleanup.
- We look at collection status, deadlines, notices, and the level of urgency.
- We explain what may be possible before full representation begins.
Realistic option analysis
Possible direction is based on facts, not sales pressure or assumptions.
Clear next step
You know whether the next step is an estimate, paid review, compliance cleanup, or representation.
How it works
A staged process with clear checkpoints
Representation does not begin from a website form. It begins only after the right review and signed agreement.
Start with a free estimate or consultation request.
Tell us the basic facts so we can understand whether your matter looks routine, urgent, or more complex.
We review your issue, balance, urgency, and compliance needs.
That review helps identify whether a paid review, compliance cleanup, or a larger engagement may be appropriate.
If help is appropriate, we send the correct agreement and invoice.
No public checkout is used here. Engagement documents and payment links are sent manually when the scope is clear.
Representation begins only after the agreement is signed.
No taxpayer is represented by visiting the site, submitting a form, calling, or requesting information alone.
Featured services
Support built around the tax issue in front of you
Some cases need notice review. Some need compliance cleanup. Some may need urgent levy or garnishment attention.
Payment plan review
Review of available installment agreement direction based on balance, tax years, and financial facts.
Levy and garnishment help
Urgent review for active collection pressure, deadlines, and possible response options.
Offer in Compromise review
Preliminary review of whether an Offer in Compromise looks realistic before full representation.
Pricing preview
Flat-fee reviews and starting-at representation pricing available.
Public pricing is staged to help you understand first-step reviews, urgent review options, and where larger representation usually begins.
Quick case assessment
$97 first-step review
Full resolution review
$497 review before broader representation
Representation pricing
Starting at $1,500 depending on scope
Paid review credit may be available
If you move forward with larger representation, part or all of a paid review may be credited toward the engagement when stated in the written agreement.
Not sure where to start? Start with a free estimate.
Tell us what is happening, how urgent it feels, and whether notices, garnishments, levies, or missing returns are involved.