Tax Resolution In Lawrenceville
Received a letter from the IRS?Let us help you get back on track — the sooner we see the notice, the more options you have.
An IRS or Georgia Department of Revenue letter is not something to put in a drawer. Most notices carry a response deadline, and meeting it is usually the difference between a manageable resolution and an enforced one. We read the notice, work out what it is actually asking for, and deal with the agency on your behalf.
What We Resolve
Unfiled returns
Years that never got filed, reconstructed from what records exist and brought current — voluntarily, before the agency files one for you.
Back taxes and payment plans
Instalment agreements and, where you qualify, penalty relief — so the balance becomes something you can actually pay.
Audit representation
We handle the correspondence, assemble the documentation, and speak to the examiner so you are not doing it alone.
Liens and levies
Wage garnishments and bank levies need fast action. Bring us the notice immediately and we will work on getting it lifted.
Amended returns
Errors on a previous return corrected properly, whether the change is in your favour or theirs.
State tax issues
Georgia notices, residency questions and multi-state filings handled alongside the federal side, not separately.
Protected With Audit Protection Network
Defend and resolve.
Lincoln Tax Service is an authorized member of the Audit Protection Network. Ask about adding protection when your return is filed — arranged in advance, the cost of answering a notice is settled before you need it rather than arriving as a second bill at the worst possible moment.
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Tax Resolution FAQs
I just received an IRS notice. What should I do first?
Do not ignore it and do not pay it blindly. Bring the letter to us — the notice number in the corner tells us exactly what the agency is asking and how long you have to respond. Many notices are resolved with a single well-documented reply.
I haven’t filed for several years. Am I in trouble?
You are in a fixable position. Filing voluntarily almost always ends better than waiting for the IRS to file a substitute return on your behalf, which is calculated without any of your deductions. We work back through the missing years and get you current.
Can you reduce what I owe?
Sometimes. Penalty abatement, correcting an inaccurate assessment, and amending a badly prepared return all reduce balances legitimately. Be wary of anyone promising to settle your debt for pennies before they have seen your file — we will tell you what is realistic once we have looked.
Do I have to speak to the IRS myself?
No. With authorization in place we correspond and speak with the agency on your behalf, and you stay informed at each step.