Proven IRS Problem Resolution Strategies from an Attorney-CPA Team
If you are facing an IRS levy, wage garnishment, or overwhelming back taxes, the time to act is now. At Thomas F. DiLullo & Associates, P.C., we combine decades of tax law expertise with forensic accounting to provide a defense that standard tax resolution firms simply cannot offer.
Immediate Professional Intervention
When the IRS targets your income or assets, they are counting on your inaction. Our firm provides comprehensive IRS Problem Resolution Services designed to halt aggressive collection actions and negotiate a sustainable path forward. Whether you have received a Notice of Intent to Levy or are struggling with unfiled returns, we offer the strategic leadership needed to protect your future.
Comprehensive Resolution Services
Offer in Compromise (OIC)
We specialize in getting an OIC accepted by the IRS, often settling debt for significantly less than what is owed by leveraging real estate valuation strategies and forensic accounting.
Levy and Garnishment Release
We move quickly to stop the seizure of your bank accounts and wages, using proven strategies to demonstrate financial hardship or propose alternative payment plans.
IRS Fresh Start Program
Our team guides you through the IRS Fresh Start initiative, making it easier to qualify for tax lien removals and streamlined installment agreements.
Audit Defense & Appeals
From handling IRS audits to representing you in Tax Court, we ensure your rights are protected against aggressive government auditors.
IRS Problem Resolution FAQ
What should I do if I receive an IRS Notice of Intent to Levy?
You must act within 30 days to protect your rights. Filing a Collection Due Process appeal can temporarily halt the levy while we negotiate a resolution.
Can I really settle my tax debt for less than I owe?
Yes, through an Offer in Compromise. The IRS accepts these offers if the amount you propose represents the most they can expect to collect within a reasonable period.
How does my home equity affect my settlement options?
The IRS often uses generic tools to value your home, which can disqualify you from relief. We use specific valuation nuances to ensure the IRS uses an accurate, "Quick Sale Value" rather than a inflated market estimate.
What if I can't afford to pay anything right now?
You may qualify for Currently Not Collectible (CNC) status, which stops all collection actions until your financial situation improves.
Our Tax Resolution Team
Thomas F. Dilullo
Attorney, CPA
Valeriya Avdeev
Attorney
Nick Kokis
Attorney, Former IRS Prosecutor
Jessica McCarthy
CPA, Offers in Compromise
Michael D. Flynn
Attorney