We provide IRS Tax and State Resolution for those who need the full picture reviewed, the case built properly, and the next step handled with discretion
Get ahead of it now, before it becomes a different conversation.
At this stage you still have room to move. We stabilize the balance, stop penalties from compounding, and put a clean structure around it while the options are still wide open.
Build a plan before the IRS builds one for you.
Here, strategy matters more than speed. We map your full position, sequence the filings and the resolution, and put a structure in place that you control, not one the IRS imposes.
This is no longer DIY. Your case structure determines options.
At this level, representation isn’t optional. How your case is built (what’s filed, in what order, supported by what) decides which resolutions are even on the table. That’s the work we do.
Structure first, the rest follows.
$284,500
$11,840
9 months ∙ Lien withdrawn ∙ 95.8% reduction
$118,400
$0.00
14 months ∙ Innocent spouse ∙ 100% reduction
$308,769.53
$0.00
2 months ∙ 100% reduction
Figures reflect actual closed cases, anonymized to protect client confidentiality. Every case is different; prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Bookkeeping
“I used to avoid looking at my numbers because everything felt messy and confusing. Working with Erica changed that. Now I check my numbers regularly and feel like I understand my own business better. She’s easy to talk to and always willing to answer questions without making it feel like a dumb question.”
Daniel T.
6 month ago
Wage Garnishment Release
“When my wages started getting garnished, I panicked. I felt like things had gotten out of control and I didn’t know who to talk to. Erica handled everything with a lot of care and zero judgment. She explained the process, spoke with the IRS, and helped get the situation under control.”
Lisa M.
8 months ago
Penalty Abatement
“I went through a rough year financially and fell behind on my taxes. By the time I realized how much the penalties had added up, I felt completely stuck. Erica took the time to really understand my situation, explained my options in plain language, and helped me request penalty relief. What I appreciated most was how patient she was.”
Kim G.
9 months ago
Accounting
“Erica has a way of making finances feel less intimidating. Instead of throwing numbers at me, she helps me understand what they actually mean for my business. Our conversations feel collaborative, not transactional. I leave our meetings feeling clearer and more confident. That kind of support is rare.”
Jonathan P.
11 months ago
Accounting
“Working with Twenty20 Financial Group has been an amazing experience. For almost two years they have handled all of our firm’s accounting and tax needs: payroll, invoice payments, account reconciliation. Erica and her team are extremely professional, efficient, and knowledgeable. We highly recommend.”
Trisha Starks-Byron, Esq.
2 years ago
No, they escalate. Silence is the one response the IRS reads as agreement. Each unanswered notice narrows your options: from negotiable to administrative to enforced. The architecture of relief is built early, not late.
It usually means the IRS held your money interest-free all year. A refund is a planning failure dressed as good news. We re-engineer withholdings so your money stays where it earns, with you.
They’re adjacent disciplines, not identical. Bookkeeping records what happened; accounting interprets it and turns it into decisions. We do both, but never confuse the two.
Yes. An S-Corporation requires reasonable compensation paid through payroll, with its corresponding payroll taxes, before owner distributions. The election changes the structure, not the obligation.
In a properly represented case, they do not need to. Power of Attorney is filed first, and the IRS communicates with us directly. Discretion is part of the work.
Whether you’re navigating IRS debt, preparing for tax season, catching up on your books, or planning for growth, financial decisions become easier when you can clearly see the full picture. The first step isn’t a commitment, it’s a conversation.