Owe the IRS? Received a Notice? You Have Options.

If you’ve received a letter from the IRS, owe back taxes, have unfiled returns, or are facing collection actions such as wage garnishment or a bank levy, it’s important to respond quickly and strategically.

At Liberty Accounting Plus, we understand how overwhelming IRS notices can feel. Ignoring them can lead to escalating penalties, federal tax liens, wage garnishments, and asset seizures.

The good news is that most IRS problems can be resolved — but early action gives you the most options.


Common IRS Issues We Help With

  • Back tax balances
  • Unfiled tax returns
  • IRS payment plans
  • Penalty abatement requests
  • Wage garnishments
  • Bank levies
  • Federal tax liens
  • Payroll tax issues

Why Take Action Early?

Each IRS notice represents a step in the collection process. As notices progress, the IRS gains more authority to enforce collection.

Responding early may allow you to:

  • Set up an installment agreement
  • Request penalty relief
  • Submit an Offer in Compromise
  • Request Currently Not Collectible status
  • Protect wages and bank accounts

Waiting reduces flexibility.


Our Tax Resolution Division

While Liberty Accounting Plus focuses on proactive tax planning, compliance, and business advisory services, complex or active IRS collection matters are handled through our specialized tax resolution division:

Action Tax Relief

Action Tax Relief focuses exclusively on IRS negotiations and collection defense. Their team works directly with IRS representatives and revenue officers to pursue structured, strategic resolutions for individuals and business owners.

If you are currently facing active collection action or have received a serious notice such as CP504, LT11, Letter 1058, or CP90, we recommend contacting Action Tax Relief immediately.


Take the First Step

If you’re unsure what your IRS notice means or how urgent your situation is, don’t delay.

👉 Visit Action Tax Relief to Schedule a Confidential IRS Case Review

Or call our office at (937) 268-2737 and we will direct you to the appropriate next step.

The sooner you act, the more control you maintain.