Mosser Law PLLC | 8100 Dallas Pkwy Suite 115, Plano, TX 75024

Tax Problems Need a Clear Plan

Mosser.tax helps individuals and businesses understand their options for resolving IRS and state tax issues.

● IRS Tax Issues● Back Taxes● Tax Debt● Audits● Liens & Levies● Penalty Relief

Facing a Tax Problem?

Tax problems can feel overwhelming — but they are almost always manageable with the right guidance. Whether you’ve received an IRS notice, have years of unfiled returns, or are dealing with wage garnishment or a bank levy, there are options available to you.

IRS notices and letters
Unpaid tax debt
Wage garnishment
Bank account levy
Federal or state tax liens
IRS audit letters
Mounting penalties and interest

You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone

Mosser.tax works with individuals and businesses to clearly explain their options and build a practical plan for resolving tax issues with the IRS or state tax agencies.

The sooner you understand your options, the sooner you can take action.

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How We Can Help

Mosser.tax provides focused support across a range of IRS and state tax issues.

Tax Debt Resolution

Explore options for resolving outstanding tax balances including installment plans, offers in compromise, and currently not collectible status.

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IRS Audit Support

Understand what an IRS audit involves, what to expect, and how to respond clearly and professionally.

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Tax Liens & Levies

Learn how tax liens and levies work and what steps may be available to address them before they impact your assets.

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Penalty Abatement

IRS penalties can add significantly to your balance. Certain circumstances may qualify for penalty reduction or removal.

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Back Tax Filing

Unfiled tax returns create serious legal exposure. Getting current with the IRS is often the critical first step toward resolution.

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Business Tax Issues

Businesses face unique tax challenges including payroll tax problems, employment tax deposits, and business-related IRS disputes.

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A Straightforward Path Forward

We help you understand where you stand and what your options are — without the pressure.

Review Your Situation

We start by understanding your full tax picture — what you owe, what notices you’ve received, and what your filing history looks like.

Identify Available Options

Based on your situation, we walk through the IRS programs and resolution strategies that may apply to you.

Build a Resolution Strategy

We help you develop a clear, realistic plan for addressing your tax issue — one step at a time.

Clear Communication Throughout

You’ll understand what’s happening at every stage, so there are no surprises. We communicate plainly and keep you informed.

Why Work With Mosser.tax

Focused tax issue support — we specialize in IRS and state tax resolution, not general accounting.
Clear communication — we explain what's happening in plain English, so you always know where you stand.
Practical resolution planning — realistic strategies based on your actual situation, not one-size-fits-all promises.
Professional guidance — experienced representation throughout the process.
No-pressure consultation — your first conversation is about understanding your situation, nothing else.

“The sooner you understand your options, the sooner you can take back control of your financial situation.”

— Mosser.tax

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I received an IRS notice?

Do not ignore it. IRS notices have response deadlines, and failing to respond can result in additional penalties or enforcement action. Read the notice carefully to understand what it is asking for, note the deadline, and consider contacting a tax professional to help you respond appropriately.

Can tax penalties be reduced?

In certain circumstances, yes. The IRS offers penalty abatement programs, including First-Time Abatement for taxpayers with a clean compliance history, and Reasonable Cause abatement for those who can demonstrate legitimate reasons for non-compliance. Each situation is different, and not all penalties qualify.

What is a tax levy?

A tax levy is the IRS’s legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. This can include garnishing wages, seizing funds from bank accounts, or taking other assets. A levy is different from a lien — a lien is a legal claim against your property, while a levy is the actual taking of it. The IRS is required to give you notice before issuing a levy.

What happens if I have years of unfiled returns?

Unfiled returns create serious legal and financial exposure. The IRS may file a substitute return on your behalf, which typically does not include deductions or credits you are entitled to. Getting current with your filing obligations is often the first step toward any resolution. Mosser.tax can help you understand the process for catching up on unfiled returns.

Do you help with both IRS and state tax issues?

Yes. While IRS issues are the most common, state tax agencies can be equally aggressive — and in some cases more so. Mosser.tax works with clients on both federal and state tax matters.

Is a consultation confidential?

Yes. Any information you share during a consultation is treated as confidential. Contacting Mosser.tax does not create an attorney-client relationship, but we take your privacy seriously. Please review our Privacy Policy for more information.

Do Not Ignore a Tax Notice

The sooner you understand your options, the sooner you can make a plan.

Mosser.tax

Professional tax resolution support for individuals and businesses facing IRS and state tax issues.

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The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Contacting Mosser.tax through this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. Each tax matter depends on its specific facts and circumstances.