Free IRS Tax Relief
Report — Know
Exactly Where You Stand

Yes, the report is completely free. A licensed CPA at KGOB pulls your complete IRS file, reads every line, and writes you a clear summary of exactly what's on your account: every balance, every penalty, every issue, and your options for dealing with them. No cost. No recurring charges. If issues are found and you want help fixing them, that's a separate conversation with your CPA.

Yes. KGOB CPAs & Advisors reviews IRS accounts for individuals, businesses of all types, and trusts & estates. The IRS keeps different records for each — and our CPAs know exactly how to read them. Just let us know your account type when you purchase and we'll assign the right CPA reviewer.

Once you have your report, your reviewing CPA is available to talk through exactly what was found and what your options are. If you want KGOB to step in and handle the fix — whether that's reducing a penalty, setting up a payment plan, or negotiating with the IRS — we can do that. What it costs depends on what needs to be done. Your CPA will explain every option and every cost clearly before any work begins. No pressure, no surprises.

We retrieve your IRS transcripts using IRS Form 2848 (Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative), the standard IRS-approved authorization that allows licensed tax professionals to access your account records. All information is transmitted using 256-bit encryption and handled under strict professional confidentiality requirements.

Once you sign the authorization (Form 2848), it goes to the IRS first — and the IRS typically takes a few business days to process it before they release your records to us. Once we have your records, our CPA team completes and delivers your written report promptly. We will keep you updated along the way so you always know where things stand.

Many of our clients expected a clean account and received one — confirming their compliance with certainty. Others were confident everything was fine and discovered old penalties, lien filings, or IRS-prepared returns they didn't know about. Either outcome is valuable: you get certainty instead of assumption.

Our CPA-reviewed report covers every notice type on your IRS account — including CP2000 (underreported income), CP14 (balance due), CP504 (intent to levy your state refund), CP90 and LT11 (final notice of intent to levy), and IRS-prepared substitute returns. If you received any IRS letter or notice, the report will show what triggered it and what your options are.

Yes. If your report reveals balances that qualify for an offer in compromise (OIC), installment agreement, partial payment plan, or currently not collectible (CNC) status, your reviewing CPA will explain each option. If you want KGOB to negotiate with the IRS on your behalf — including filing Form 656 for OIC or setting up Form 433-D installment agreements — that's handled as a separate engagement.

Absolutely. Business accounts — LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps, and partnerships — often carry Form 941 payroll tax liabilities, trust fund recovery penalty (TFRP) exposure, and entity-level penalties that require specialized CPA review. Our report identifies all of these, including personal liability risk for responsible parties. If resolution is needed, KGOB's CPA team can file amended Form 941-X returns, negotiate payment plans, or defend against TFRP assessments.