Are you struggling with overwhelming tax debt in Michigan? The IRS and state tax authorities can be relentless when collecting back taxes, but you don’t have to face them alone. At Franskoviak CPA, our tax settlement experts in Michigan help individuals and businesses resolve tax problems through proven negotiation strategies, including Offer in Compromise (OIC), Installment Agreements, Penalty Abatement, and Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status.
Why Choose Franksoviak CPA for Tax Settlement in Michigan?
✅ Experienced Tax Professionals – Our team includes CPAs, Enrolled Agents (EAs), and tax attorneys with decades of experience negotiating with the IRS and Michigan Department of Treasury.
✅ Proven Settlement Strategies – We assess your financial situation and determine the best resolution option, whether it’s an Offer in Compromise (reducing your tax debt), an affordable payment plan, or penalty relief.
✅ Full-Service Tax Help – Beyond settlements, we handle tax preparation, audit defense, payroll tax issues, and unfiled tax returns to ensure full compliance.
✅ Local Expertise – Serving clients in Troy, Detroit, Grand Rapids, and across Michigan, we understand state and federal tax laws that impact your case.
Common Tax Problems We Resolve
🔹 IRS & State Tax Debt Negotiation – Settle for less than you owe with an Offer in Compromise.
🔹 Wage Garnishment & Bank Levies – Stop aggressive collection actions.
🔹 Penalty & Interest Reduction – Minimize additional charges on back taxes.
🔹 Unfiled Tax Returns – Get compliant to avoid further penalties.
🔹 Audit Defense – Protect yourself against IRS or state tax audits.
How Our Tax Settlement Process Works
- Free Consultation – We review your tax situation at no cost.
- Financial Analysis – Determine eligibility for IRS relief programs.
- Settlement Strategy – Negotiate the best resolution for your case.
- Resolution & Peace of Mind – Reduce or eliminate your tax burden legally.
Contact Our Michigan Tax Settlement Experts Today
Don’t let tax debt ruin your financial future. The IRS has strict deadlines, so acting quickly is crucial.
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