Behind on Your Taxes? Help With Unfiled Returns & IRS Notices in Las Vegas

You are not the only one, and it can be fixed

Missing a year or two of tax returns is more common than most people think. A business got busy, records got lost, a life event got in the way, or you were worried about owing money you did not have. The problem is that waiting usually makes it more expensive: penalties and interest keep growing, and refunds you may be owed can expire.

We help you get caught up step by step, with a clear price up front and a plan you understand. Business owners who are also behind on payroll filings can see our payroll services.

How we help

Why it pays to act now

• The IRS failure-to-file penalty is generally 5% of the unpaid tax for each month a return is late, up to 25%.
• The failure-to-pay penalty is generally 0.5% per month, up to 25%, and interest is added on top.
• If you are owed a refund, you generally have three years from the original due date to claim it. After that, the money is lost.
• The IRS can file a “substitute return” for you based on the income it knows about, without your deductions or credits, which often means a higher bill.
• Filing, even if you cannot pay the full balance, stops the failure-to-file penalty from growing and lets you look at payment options.

How it works

• 1) Free, confidential consultation. Tell us which years are missing and whether you have received any IRS letters.
• 2) We gather the information. Your documents, plus IRS transcripts with your authorization, so nothing is missed.
• 3) We prepare and file. You review and sign each return before anything is sent.
• 4) We explain what comes next. If there is a balance due, we walk you through the options and, if you choose, handle the payment plan or other resolution with the IRS for you.

Frequently asked questions

How many years of back tax returns do I need to file?

It depends on your situation. The IRS generally looks for the last six years of returns to consider you in good standing, but the right answer depends on your income, any notices you have received, and whether you are owed refunds. We review your case before recommending how many years to file.

What if I cannot pay what I owe?

File anyway. Filing on time or as soon as possible limits penalties, and the IRS offers options such as installment agreements and, for some taxpayers, an offer in compromise. We review which options may fit your situation and can request them for you.

I lost my W-2s and 1099s. Can I still file?

Usually, yes. With your authorization, we can request your IRS wage and income transcripts, which show the income reported to the IRS under your Social Security number. We use those, together with your bank records, to prepare accurate returns.

I received a letter from the IRS. What should I do?

Do not ignore it. Most IRS notices have a response deadline. Send us a photo or copy of the letter and we will explain what it means and what your options are.

Is this confidential? Can we talk in Spanish?

Yes to both. Everything you share with us is kept confidential, and we work with clients in English and Spanish.