Tax Services
Get Your IRS File
Your IRS file contains everything the IRS knows about you — every return filed, every payment made, every assessment issued, every notice sent, and every collection action taken. Obtaining and reviewing your complete IRS file is often the essential first step in resolving any tax problem, because you cannot negotiate effectively with the IRS without knowing exactly what they have on record. At Dominion Mind Inc, we obtain your IRS transcripts and records, analyze them thoroughly, and use that information to build the most effective resolution strategy for your situation.
You Cannot Resolve What You Cannot See
Many taxpayers attempt to resolve IRS problems without ever reviewing their own IRS records — and end up negotiating blind. Your IRS file may reveal assessments you were unaware of, payments that were not properly credited, penalties that were incorrectly applied, collection statutes that are close to expiring, or prior returns that were filed incorrectly. Understanding the full picture before engaging with the IRS is not optional — it is the foundation of any effective resolution strategy.
What We Obtain and Analyze
Tax Return Transcripts
We obtain your tax return transcripts for all relevant years — showing the information from each return as originally filed. These are essential for verifying what was reported, identifying discrepancies, and confirming filing history.
Account Transcripts
Account transcripts show every transaction posted to your IRS account — assessments, payments, penalties, interest, adjustments, and notices. We review these line by line to identify errors, misapplied payments, and collection statute expiration dates.
Wage and Income Transcripts
Wage and income transcripts show all third-party income information reported to the IRS under your Social Security number — W-2s, 1099s, and other information returns. These are critical for reconstructing income when records are missing and for identifying unreported income the IRS may already know about.
Record of Account Transcripts
The record of account combines return and account transcript data into a single document, providing a comprehensive view of your tax history for each year. We use these to identify the full scope of any liability and to verify that prior returns were processed correctly.
Collection Statute Expiration Date Analysis
The IRS generally has ten years from the date of assessment to collect a tax debt. We identify the Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) for each year's liability — a critical factor in determining which resolution options are available and how urgently action is needed.
IRS Audit and Examination Records
If you have been audited or are under examination, we obtain the relevant examination records to understand the basis for any proposed adjustments and to evaluate your options for response, appeal, or resolution.
Penalty and Interest Verification
Penalties and interest are not always calculated correctly. We review the penalty and interest assessments in your IRS file, identify any errors or abatement opportunities, and pursue corrections where the IRS has assessed more than is legally owed.
Strategic Analysis and Resolution Planning
Obtaining your IRS file is the beginning, not the end. Once we have a complete picture of your IRS account, we provide a clear analysis of your situation and a recommended resolution strategy — whether that is an installment agreement, an Offer in Compromise, penalty abatement, or another approach.
IRS Transcript Types We Obtain
Start With the Full Picture
Before making any decisions about how to resolve your IRS situation, let us obtain and review your complete IRS file. Contact us for a confidential consultation.
Know What the IRS
Knows About You.
Your IRS transcripts reveal the full picture — assessments, payments, penalties, and collection deadlines. We obtain them, read them, and tell you exactly where you stand.
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