You don't have to face the IRS alone.
Infinity Resolution helps individuals and small business owners understand their tax problems, evaluate real options, and take the right next step — guided by a credentialed Enrolled Agent, not a call center script.
No cost. No obligation.
Trusted Tax Resolution Expertise
Based in the Houston area, Infinity Resolution represents individuals and small businesses before the IRS across Texas and nationwide.
Certified Tax Resolution Specialist
Advanced credential issued by the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers.
IRS Enrolled Agent
Federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS in all 50 states.
NAEA Member
Held to the National Association of Enrolled Agents' code of ethics.
Tax problems rarely get simpler on their own
The longer an IRS or state issue sits unaddressed, the fewer options tend to remain.
Penalties and interest continue to accrue on unpaid balances.
Unresolved debt can lead to wage garnishment or other collection action.
A federal tax lien can attach to property and other assets.
A bank levy can freeze funds in your account with little advance warning.
Unfiled returns can make certain resolution options unavailable until they're filed.
Who we are
Experienced help for IRS and state tax problems
Enrolled Agent, Certified Tax Resolution Specialist
Michelle Hiller is an IRS Enrolled Agent and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist with more than 30 years of individual tax experience, plus 15 years in business tax, accounting, and payroll matters.
Her background includes wage garnishment relief, bank levies, delinquent returns, installment agreements, and offers in compromise.
When not working, Michelle enjoys watching football, seeing a musical with her family or playing with her many rescue animals.
Based in the Houston area, Infinity Resolution represents individuals and small businesses before the IRS across Texas and nationwide.
A clear process, built around your situation
Analyze
We review your tax history, balances, filing status, notices, and collection activity to understand exactly where you stand.
Strategize
Depending on your circumstances, we identify which path fits — an installment agreement, an offer in compromise, currently not collectible status, or another route.
Resolve
We represent you with the IRS or state authority and guide you through what's required to reach and stay in resolution.
Tax resolution services built around your situation
There is no single solution for every IRS problem. Here's where we typically start.
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If the IRS is taking money directly from your paycheck, acting quickly matters. Infinity Resolution can review your account, help identify the cause of the garnishment, and evaluate available options for Wage Garnishment Relief.
Book your free review.
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Some qualifying taxpayers may be able to resolve an IRS liability for less than the full amount owed. Eligibility for an Offer in Compromise depends on your income, expenses, assets, ability to pay, and other IRS requirements.
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An IRS levy can place money in your bank account at risk. Infinity Resolution helps taxpayers understand why collection action occurred and evaluate options for addressing an IRS Bank Levy and the underlying tax debt.
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If paying the IRS would leave you unable to cover necessary living expenses, Currently Not Collectible status may temporarily pause certain collection activity for qualifying taxpayers while the underlying tax debt remains unresolved.
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You may not have to pay your entire IRS balance at once. An IRS Installment Agreement may allow qualifying taxpayers to resolve their balance through structured monthly payments.
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Unfiled returns can create additional IRS problems and may prevent you from pursuing certain resolution options. Infinity Resolution can help identify and address Delinquent Tax Returns so you can begin moving toward compliance.
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Certain tax debts may receive different treatment in bankruptcy depending on the type and age of the liability, filing history, and other requirements. Learn more about Bankruptcy and Tax Debt before deciding what direction to take.
A Review From A Client:
Thank you for all your help and expertise in getting me out of a 2-year battle with the IRS. I learned a very important lesson about using someone who is not certified and trained to do the job. The other lesson I learned is that the people at the IRS say they are there to help you, yet they confuse and manipulate you into paying more. After much prayer, I was led to Michelle, who put me on the right path to recovery. She was able to refile my return and get me over $32K in refunds. So I say, God bless you and keep up the good work.
Billy E.
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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. The initial consultation costs nothing and comes with no obligation to move forward. It's a chance for us to review your situation, explain your options, and give you a clear answer on what a resolution might look like — before you decide anything.
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It depends on the complexity of your case and which resolution option applies to you — a simple installment agreement is a very different scope of work than negotiating an Offer in Compromise. We'll give you a clear, specific cost estimate after the initial review, before any work begins. There are no hidden fees added later.
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It varies by case and by which IRS process is involved. Some matters, like setting up a straightforward installment agreement, can move in a matter of weeks. Others, like an Offer in Compromise or resolving several years of unfiled returns, can take several months. We'll give you a realistic timeline specific to your situation after the initial review, not a generic estimate.
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We handle both. Many tax problems — collections, garnishments, unfiled returns — involve state tax authorities as well as the IRS, and we address both where applicable.
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No. There's no minimum balance required to have a conversation. Some people wait years, assuming their situation isn't "bad enough" yet, and the debt and penalties grow in the meantime. It's usually easier to resolve a problem earlier than later.
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IRS problems rarely become easier by waiting.
If you are dealing with back taxes, unfiled returns, wage garnishment, bank levies, tax liens, payment problems, or another IRS or state tax issue, Infinity Resolution can help you understand where you stand and evaluate your options.
Take the first step toward resolving your tax problem.
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