Owing money to the IRS—or falling behind on filings—can feel overwhelming, but it rarely improves on its own. Orsak CPAs helps individuals and businesses in Houston, Texas understand their options, communicate with the IRS, and work toward a resolution that fits their situation.
As licensed CPAs, we can represent you before the IRS so you don’t have to face it alone. We review your account, identify the real problem, and build a practical plan—whether that means filing missing returns, setting up a payment plan, negotiating a settlement, or stopping an active collection action.
The sooner you act, the more options you have. Reach out for a confidential consultation, and we’ll help you take the next step toward putting your tax problem behind you.
How We Help Resolve IRS Problems
IRS Representation & Audit Defense — We act on your behalf with the IRS, handling correspondence, examinations, and appeals so you don’t have to navigate the process alone.
Back Taxes Owed — We help you understand what you owe and pursue the most favorable way to pay it down or settle it.
Non-Filed Tax Returns — Unfiled returns must be addressed before most resolutions are possible. We prepare and file past-due returns to bring you current.
IRS Payment Plans — When you can’t pay in full, we negotiate installment agreements that fit your budget and keep you compliant.
Offer in Compromise — In qualifying cases, we pursue a settlement for less than the full amount owed.
IRS Liens, Levies & Wage Garnishment — We work to release or prevent liens, bank levies, and garnishments that threaten your assets and income.
IRS Seizures — When the IRS moves to seize property, we act quickly to protect your interests and seek alternatives.
Payroll Tax Problems — Unpaid payroll taxes carry serious penalties for business owners. We help resolve liabilities and get your business back on track.
Innocent Spouse Relief — If you’re facing liability from a spouse’s or former spouse’s actions, we help you pursue relief you may qualify for.
Get Your IRS File — We can obtain and review your IRS account records to understand exactly where you stand before recommending a strategy.