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IRS Problem Help in Brandon, FL

Back taxes, unfiled returns or a letter you don't understand: we explain where you stand, prepare the returns you need and help you take the right next step.

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Where We Can Help

When the IRS starts sending letters, quick action matters. We review your records, prepare the returns you need and explain your options in plain English.

  • Individuals with IRS DebtTaxpayers facing back taxes, penalties, liens, levies or garnished wages.
  • Non-FilersPeople who have fallen behind on filing and want to get caught up the right way.
  • Companies & EmployersBusinesses facing payroll tax issues, notices or audits.
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Tax & Accounting Help Under One Roof

IRS Notice HelpLetters, Back Taxes & Unfiled Returns
All Client TypesIndividuals to Corporations
Online & VirtualBrandon, FL & Nationwide
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Your Questions, Answered

Quick answers about our irs problems.

Can you negotiate with the IRS for me?

No. Negotiating with the IRS or speaking to it for you requires an Enrolled Agent, CPA or attorney. We prepare your returns, explain your options and help you find a credentialed representative when you need one.

Why was I selected for an audit?

Audits can be triggered by mismatched income documents, unusual deductions or random selection. Being selected doesn't mean you did something wrong.

I got an IRS letter. Should I call the IRS?

Check the deadline first, then talk to us. Many notices need a written response, and the right reply depends on the specific notice.

How do I find out how much I owe the IRS?

With your written authorization we can get your IRS account transcripts, which show balances, penalties and payments for each year.

Is a tax lien the same as a levy?

A lien is a claim against your property. A levy is the actual seizure of property, such as a bank account or wages.

How much warning does the IRS give before a levy?

The IRS generally sends a final notice of intent to levy at least 30 days before levying, along with your right to request a hearing.

Our Commitment to You

What every Rubio Tax Services client can count on, whatever service you need.

Every Credit Counted

We review your situation line by line so no legitimate credit or deduction gets left behind.

Hours Back in Your Week

You hand off the forms, follow-ups and filing, and get back to your family or your business.

Records That Hold Up

We keep your paperwork organized and documented, so you're prepared if questions ever come up.

One-on-One Attention

You deal with people who know your file, not a call center or a different preparer every year.

Help Beyond April

Notices, life changes and business decisions happen all year. So does our support.

Straight Talk

No jargon and no runaround. You get a clear explanation and an honest recommendation.

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Not Sure Where to Start?

A two-minute message is enough. We'll read it, ask a couple of questions and suggest a sensible first step.

Call toll free 1 (877) 277-6266, message us on WhatsApp at (813) 650-4320, or email Taxes@RubioTaxServicesLLC.com.

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