Frequently Asked Questions

Forensic Accounting

What is forensic accounting?

Forensic accounting involves analyzing financial data to uncover fraud, hidden assets, or irregularities, often for legal purposes.

When would I need a forensic accountant?

You may need one if you suspect fraud, hidden income, employee theft, or require financial investigation for court or legal matters.

What does a forensic accountant do?

They trace money, reconstruct records, identify fraud, prepare reports, and support attorneys or court cases.

Tax Resolution

What is tax resolution?

Tax resolution includes strategies that help taxpayers solve IRS issues—debt relief, payment plans, audit representation, and more.

What options do I have if I owe the IRS money?

Options include Installment Agreements, Offers in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, and penalty abatements.

Can the IRS reduce my tax debt?

Yes—through Offers in Compromise or penalty abatements depending on your financial situation and compliance history.

Will tax resolution stop wage garnishments or levies?

Most of the time, yes — your representative can request a release or hold while negotiating a resolution.