IRS Tax Resolution Help for Houston Taxpayers
An IRS problem can follow you everywhere—into your home, your business, and every financial decision you make. If you owe back taxes, have unfiled returns, or received a notice that you do not understand, the uncertainty can be just as stressful as the balance itself.
Infinity Resolution helps Houston individuals, self-employed taxpayers, and small business owners understand what the IRS is asking for and determine which resolution options may be available.
You do not need to know the name of the program you need before contacting us. We start by reviewing what happened, what has been filed, what the IRS says you owe, and whether collection activity has begun. Then we explain the realistic ways forward in plain language.
Houston Tax Problems Are Not One-Size-Fits-All
Houston is home to salaried employees, independent contractors, truck drivers, construction professionals, restaurant owners, real estate professionals, healthcare workers, and thousands of other small-business owners. Their tax problems can look very different.
Someone with a regular paycheck may fall behind after a major personal or financial change. A self-employed taxpayer may owe more than expected because estimated payments were missed. A business owner may have used money set aside for payroll taxes to keep the company operating during a difficult period. Another taxpayer may have stopped filing because the first missing return made every year afterward feel harder.
The right solution depends on the facts—not on a promise from a commercial claiming everyone can settle for “pennies on the dollar.” Infinity Resolution looks at the complete situation before recommending a strategy.
IRS Issues We Help Houston Clients Address
Back Taxes and IRS Notices
Receiving an IRS notice does not automatically tell you what your best option is. We review the notice, the tax periods involved, the amount assessed, and the response deadline. From there, we help you understand what requires immediate attention and what information needs to be gathered.
Unfiled Tax Returns
Missing returns can prevent you from accessing many IRS resolution options. We help determine which returns are required, gather available tax information, prepare delinquent returns, and move you toward filing compliance before addressing the remaining balance.
Installment Agreements
If you cannot pay the full balance at once, an IRS installment agreement may allow you to make payments over time. The appropriate agreement depends on factors such as the amount owed, filing compliance, and your financial circumstances. Interest and some penalties generally continue until the debt is paid.
Offer in Compromise
An Offer in Compromise may allow a qualifying taxpayer to resolve an IRS debt for less than the full amount owed. The IRS reviews income, necessary expenses, assets, and ability to pay. Because acceptance is not automatic, we evaluate whether an offer is realistic before recommending the time and expense of applying.
Wage Garnishments
An IRS wage levy can take a portion of each paycheck and continue until the levy is released or the tax debt is otherwise resolved. We review the collection status and determine whether an alternative arrangement or hardship-based release may be available. Results depend on the taxpayer's specific facts and IRS approval.
Bank Levies
When a bank receives an IRS levy, it generally holds the funds for a limited period before sending them to the IRS. Prompt action matters. We help clients understand what triggered the levy, provide the required financial information, and pursue an appropriate resolution or release when the circumstances support it.
Currently Not Collectible Status
If making payments would prevent you from covering necessary living expenses, the IRS may temporarily delay collection after reviewing your financial condition. We can help evaluate whether this option may apply and prepare the financial documentation required for the IRS to make its decision.
Tax Resolution for Houston’s Self-Employed and Small-Business Community
When income changes from month to month, tax planning and payments can be difficult to manage. A strong sales month does not always mean the cash is still available when a quarterly payment or tax bill comes due. Business owners may also be balancing payroll, vendors, equipment, insurance, and household expenses at the same time.
Infinity Resolution works with Houston-area taxpayers whose cases may involve:
1099 and self-employment income
Missed estimated tax payments
Several years of individual or business returns
Payroll tax balances and late payroll filings
Incomplete bookkeeping or missing records
IRS assessments that need to be reviewed
A payment plan that is no longer affordable
Collection notices affecting personal or business finances
Resolving the immediate IRS problem is important, but it is only half the work. We also help identify the filing, payment, bookkeeping, or cash-flow issue that contributed to the problem so you can make a better plan moving forward.
How the Resolution Process Works
1. Understand What Is Happening
We review the notices you have received, the tax years involved, your filing history, and any collection activity. If you are unsure what you owe or which years are missing, we identify the information needed to clarify the account.
2. Build the Full Financial Picture
A proposed resolution must be based on accurate information. Depending on the case, we may review IRS account records, prior returns, current income, necessary expenses, assets, business obligations, and the taxpayer's ability to pay.
3. Compare Realistic Options
We explain the advantages, requirements, costs, and limitations of the options that may fit your situation. That could include filing missing returns, paying over time, requesting hardship treatment, submitting an Offer in Compromise, or pursuing another case-specific response.
4. Put the Plan Into Action
Once you engage Infinity Resolution and sign the appropriate authorization, Michelle can represent you before the IRS for the tax matters and periods covered. We prepare the required information, communicate with the IRS, and guide the case through the resolution process.
Experienced IRS Representation From an Enrolled Agent
Infinity Resolution is led by Michelle Hiller, an Enrolled Agent and Certified Tax Resolution Expert.
Enrolled Agents are federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Michelle has more than 30 years of individual tax experience and 15 years of experience involving business taxes, accounting, payroll, and sales tax.
That experience is especially valuable when an IRS resolution case overlaps with missing returns, incomplete business records, payroll concerns, or prior tax work that needs to be reviewed. Instead of looking only at the latest IRS notice, Infinity Resolution works to understand how the full problem developed and what will be required to resolve it.
Clients choose Infinity Resolution for:
Clear answers without unnecessary tax jargon
Direct guidance from an experienced Enrolled Agent
Individual and small-business tax experience
A strategy based on their actual financial circumstances
Honest conversations about which options are—and are not—realistic
Help building a plan to remain compliant after the case is resolved
A Real Taxpayer Result
One client came to Infinity Resolution after spending two years trying to resolve an IRS matter. Michelle reviewed the previous work, corrected and refiled the returns, and the client ultimately received more than $32,000 in refunds.
Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a particular outcome. The result demonstrates why it is important to review the underlying returns and account history before assuming the IRS balance is correct or choosing a resolution strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Infinity Resolution have an office in Houston?
Infinity Resolution serves Houston from its office at 4905 Dickens Landing Drive in League City. We do not advertise a separate Houston office or use a virtual address to appear closer to Houston searchers.
Can someone outside Houston represent me before the IRS?
Yes. Enrolled Agents are federally authorized tax professionals with unlimited practice rights before the IRS. After receiving the appropriate authorization, an Enrolled Agent can represent a taxpayer for the tax matters and periods identified in that authorization.
Do I need tax resolution help if I have only received one IRS notice?
Not necessarily. Some notices can be handled by providing information, correcting an error, or paying a manageable balance. Professional help may be valuable when you do not understand the notice, disagree with the assessment, cannot afford the requested payment, have missing returns, or face an approaching deadline or collection action.
What if I cannot afford to pay the IRS in full?
Depending on your circumstances, options may include a short-term payment arrangement, a longer-term installment agreement, an Offer in Compromise, or a temporary delay of collection based on financial hardship. Eligibility and terms depend on your filing compliance and complete financial situation.
Is an Offer in Compromise guaranteed to reduce my tax debt?
No. The IRS does not accept every offer, and the program is not appropriate for every taxpayer. The IRS evaluates ability to pay, income, expenses, and asset equity. Infinity Resolution reviews those factors before recommending an application.
Can you help if I am several years behind on filing?
Yes. We can help determine which returns are required, obtain available tax information, prepare the missing returns, and address any resulting balance. Filing compliance is commonly required before the IRS will approve a long-term resolution.
Can you help with an active bank levy or wage garnishment?
Yes. These matters should be reviewed promptly because timing and financial hardship can affect the available options. A release is not automatic, but we can assess the collection action, communicate with the IRS after authorization, and pursue the appropriate response.
How much does IRS tax resolution cost?
The fee depends on the number of tax years involved, whether returns are missing, the amount and type of tax owed, current collection activity, and the resolution strategy required. Infinity Resolution begins with a free case review and explains the recommended scope and fees before work begins.
Get Clarity About Your IRS Problem
You do not have to keep guessing what an IRS notice means or whether you can afford the amount being requested. Start by sharing what has happened, which notices you have received, and what you know about the balance.
Infinity Resolution will help you understand the situation, evaluate the available options, and decide what should happen next.