The IRS can seize part of your paycheck or freeze your bank account without going to court once a Notice of Intent to Levy has gone unanswered. If you are a 1099 worker who just got a levy notice, waiting even a few days can mean lost income. Book a free consult and we act on your behalf to request a release or hold.

Freelancers and contractors frequently receive a CP2000 notice when 1099-NEC or 1099-K income does not match a filed return, or a CP504 warning of an upcoming levy. These IRS letters have strict response deadlines. Send us your notice and we will tell you exactly what it means and how to respond before the deadline passes.

An Offer in Compromise lets qualifying taxpayers resolve back taxes for less than the full amount owed, based on income, expenses, and asset equity. Most self-employed applicants get rejected due to incomplete financial documentation, which is where a CPA-prepared filing makes the difference. Schedule a consultation to find out if you qualify before you file anything.

If you cannot pay your tax bill in full, an installment agreement stops active collection as long as payments stay current, and it is one of the most commonly approved resolutions for self-employed taxpayers. We structure the agreement around your actual 1099 income and cash flow. Get a payment plan in place before the IRS forces one on you.

Missing one or more years of returns as a 1099 contractor is common and fixable, but the IRS can file a Substitute for Return in your place using only the standard deduction, no business write-offs. Every year you wait, penalties and interest compound. Get caught up correctly and stop the letters.

Failure to file and failure to pay penalties can add 25 percent or more to a tax bill, on top of interest that keeps accruing. Many taxpayers qualify for first-time abatement or reasonable cause relief and simply never ask for it. Find out in a free call whether your penalties can be reduced or removed.

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