Honest IRS Resolutions
A tax company can charge you thousands for something you may be able to do yourself or for something you won’t qualify for.
After years of being in the industry and trying different resolution firms.
A small team of Tax Professionals decided taxpayers deserved better.
We built this website to give you real, honest, affordable options.
Different levels of services let you decide: to handle the resolution on your own, get a professional review, or let a professional call the IRS for you.
Our tools help you understand your notices and bills. Then they calculate your payment plans and determine your possible eligibility for a hardship or Offer. Finally they provide you the details on how to reach out to the IRS and request your resolution.
This can either be an additional review after your Guided Self Service to make sure you didn’t miss anything or in the event you want more information.
Or it can be completed as your primary review. Get your documents and details ready and let the Enrolled Agent run the numbers, do the work, and determine all your possible resolutions.
Some taxpayers don’t want to deal with the hassle of waiting on hold for hours just to get railroaded by an IRS Agent and that’s completely understandable.
You don’t have to, this is an option to have an Enrolled Agent contact the IRS on your behalf and establish your resolution.
Our Foundation
Tax Titan Resolutions was built by Enrolled Agents and tax professionals with over 16 years of experience handling tax matters, including installment agreements, penalty-abatement requests, hardship cases, and other IRS resolution matters. Savings clients millions with the IRS, but behind the scenes, being frustrated watching taxpayers get overcharged, overpromised, and sold services that did not match their actual circumstances.
They believed there had to be a more honest and affordable way to help taxpayers.
That belief became Tax Titan Resolutions.
We don’t over promise, we provide real results based on the information you provide, IRS rules and regulations. The final decision always remains the full discretion of the IRS.
If another company promises something dramatically bigger or better, ask yourself:
Is it too good to be true?
