Prosper, TX – August 14, 2026 – Comprehensive Tax Resolution LLC, a tax resolution firm headquartered in Prosper, Texas, is accepting new clients across all 50 states. The firm represents self-employed professionals, small business owners, and individuals with back taxes or active IRS collection actions in civil tax matters. Its services cover installment agreements, offers in compromise, wage garnishment resolution, bank levy release, federal tax lien management, Currently Not Collectible status, and Innocent Spouse Relief. From the first day of engagement, the firm assumes all IRS communication on the client’s behalf. Clients don’t respond to notices, take collection calls, or appear before the agency. Those responsibilities transfer entirely to the firm.
What We Handle
Each service addresses a distinct IRS situation, and understanding the difference matters before a resolution path is chosen.
An installment agreement is a structured payment arrangement that lets a qualifying taxpayer repay a tax liability over time, rather than in a lump sum. An offer in compromise allows taxpayers who meet specific financial criteria to settle their debt for less than the full amount owed, based on what the IRS determines it could realistically collect from their verified financial position. Wage garnishment resolution addresses IRS seizure of a taxpayer’s earned income directly from their paycheck. Bank levy release may stop the transfer of funds frozen in a bank account before the applicable holding period expires. Currently Not Collectible status may temporarily suspend most collection activity when payment would create genuine financial hardship, though it doesn’t eliminate the underlying balance or stop penalties and interest from accruing. Innocent Spouse Relief may remove or reallocate a tax liability tied to errors on a jointly filed return, when the requesting spouse meets IRS eligibility requirements.
Not every taxpayer qualifies for every program. The firm evaluates eligibility based on each client’s actual financial and procedural position before pursuing any resolution path.
The Deadline Most People Miss
According to IRS Publication 556, a taxpayer has 90 days from the date of a Notice of Deficiency to petition the U.S. Tax Court. That clock runs whether or not the proposed balance looks accurate, whether records are hard to pull together, or whether the taxpayer is still deciding who to call.
“When a Notice of Deficiency arrives, most taxpayers don’t realize they have exactly 90 days to petition Tax Court,” said Franklin Sofi, MBA, CPA, Founder of Comprehensive Tax Resolution LLC. “After that window closes, the options narrow dramatically. Our job is to help clients understand what’s available before time runs out.”
The delay that costs people their resolution options rarely comes from indifference. It comes from moving without knowing which deadline is already active. By the time a second notice arrives, or a paycheck comes up short, or a bank account is frozen, some paths that were previously available have already closed.
Why Preparation Comes Before Filing
Every engagement begins with a complete review of the client’s financial position, including income, expenses, assets, liabilities, filing history, and the specific notices currently in play. Nothing goes to the IRS before that work is finished.
Consider a taxpayer who submits an installment agreement request without a full financial analysis first. The financial details in that submission become part of the IRS collection record. A poorly prepared filing can surface available income or attachable assets without producing a sustainable agreement or meaningful relief. A request built from a complete picture of the client’s circumstances can produce an outcome that actually fits their financial reality.
The same logic applies to an offer in compromise. The IRS evaluates these requests using a specific formula that accounts for income, allowable expenses, and asset equity. Submitting one before that analysis is complete doesn’t just risk rejection. It can also surface information relevant to collection decisions the IRS hasn’t yet made.
Who This Is For and Who It Isn’t
This firm is designed for self-employed professionals, small business owners, salaried employees, and married couples who have unresolved IRS collection actions, back taxes, wage garnishments, bank levies, federal liens, or open audit disputes. It’s the right fit when the situation has moved beyond simple tax preparation into active IRS conflict.
It’s not a substitute for routine tax filing or general accounting services. It’s also not appropriate for active criminal tax investigations, which require a separate category of legal representation. The firm refers those matters accordingly rather than accepting cases outside its scope.
What the Firm Won’t Promise
No credible tax resolution firm guarantees a specific settlement amount or a fixed timeline. Comprehensive Tax Resolution LLC doesn’t make those promises. Clients receive an honest assessment of the options their actual financial and procedural circumstances support, along with representation that removes them entirely from direct IRS contact throughout the engagement. That’s the protection. The resolution is what follows from it.
About Comprehensive Tax Resolution LLC
Comprehensive Tax Resolution LLC is a tax resolution firm based in Prosper, Texas, representing taxpayers nationwide in civil IRS collection and audit matters. Founded by Franklin Sofi, MBA, CPA, a Gold member of the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers with more than 15 years of experience, the firm handles the full range of civil IRS resolution services. During the representation period, the firm manages all IRS communications on the client’s behalf. Free resources, including IRS notice reference tools and tax resolution guides, are available at comprehensivetaxresolution.com.
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