Haven't filed in years? Let's get you caught up.
One missed year turns into two, then five. It happens more than you'd think, and it's fixable. We find out what the IRS has on file, prepare every missing return, and help you resolve whatever is owed.
Sound familiar?
- You haven't filed for one year, or many, and aren't sure where to start.
- You got an IRS letter asking about a missing return.
- The IRS filed a return for you, and the balance looks far too high.
- You've lost W-2s, 1099s or other records from past years.
How we fix it
- 1
We see what the IRS sees
With your authorization, we pull your IRS income records for each missing year, so you don't need every old document.
You: e-sign the authorization and tell us what you remember.
- 2
We prepare the returns
We prepare each missing year with every deduction and credit you're entitled to, and replace any return the IRS filed for you.
You: answer a few questions and upload anything you have.
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We file and resolve
We file the returns and, if there's a balance, set up the most affordable resolution.
You: get back to filing normally, with the past behind you.
Good to know
What it costs
- The consultation is free, with no obligation.
- One flat fee, agreed in writing before any paid work starts.
- No surprise invoices, and you never pay the IRS through us.
Your fee depends on how many years need to be filed and how complex they are. You'll know the full price before we start.
Common questions
Will I get in trouble for not filing?
In most cases, the IRS's goal is to get you back to filing and paying, and coming forward on your own puts you in a better position. If you're worried about something more serious, tell us at the start, because some situations also call for a tax attorney.
I don't have my old records. Can you still help?
Yes. The IRS keeps records of income reported by employers, banks and others. We pull those for each year and fill in the rest with you.
Do I have to file all the missing years at once?
Not always at once, but the IRS will generally want all required years filed before it agrees to a payment plan or other resolution.
Behind on filing? No judgment. Let's fix it.
Answer 3 quick questions and a licensed tax pro will review your situation for free.
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