Tax Resolution in Livingston County, Michigan
Livingston County is one of Michigan's fastest-growing exurban areas, with many residents who commute into the metro but own small businesses or rental properties locally. Growth and life changes — a business expansion, a divorce, an inheritance — are frequent triggers for the tax problems I see here. I work with Livingston County clients to reconstruct filings, resolve balances, and put protections in place before collections escalate.
Every tax problem fits a defined path to resolution.
Whether you're an individual in Howell or a small business owner anywhere in Livingston County, your situation fits one of these resolution paths. I handle the analysis, negotiation, and paperwork — you stay informed and in control.
Installment Agreements
Settle your tax debt through manageable monthly payments negotiated with the IRS or state.
Learn moreOffers in Compromise
Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount owed when paying it is not feasible.
Learn morePenalty Abatement
Reduce or remove IRS penalties when reasonable cause exists for the failure.
Learn moreLien & Levy Resolution
Release, withdraw, or subordinate federal tax liens and stop levies on wages and accounts.
Learn moreInnocent Spouse Relief
Relief from a joint tax liability when a spouse or former spouse caused the problem.
Learn moreIRS & State Representation
Professional representation before the IRS and state taxing authorities on your behalf.
Learn moreCurrently Not Collectible
Pause IRS collection when paying would leave you unable to meet basic living expenses.
Learn moreYou'll work with me — not a call center.
My office is in Plymouth, and I represent Livingston County clients by phone, secure portal, and mail — and in person when it helps. Because I keep a small caseload, I'm reachable and responsive. If you've received a notice or simply want to understand your options, reach out for a confidential consultation.
Ready to lift the weight off your shoulders?
Schedule a confidential consultation. I'll review your situation and outline the options available to you — clearly, honestly, and without pressure.
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