At Golden Lion Tax Solutions, the heart of our work is simple: we stand by people in overwhelming financial situations until the truth is heard and justice is served. Every case is more than numbers on paper it’s someone’s future, peace of mind, and ability to move forward with confidence.

Closing a business is rarely easy, and when outstanding tax liabilities are involved, the process becomes even more complex. At Golden Lion Tax Solutions, we help business owners navigate closures with care and precision so they can move forward without unnecessary personal or financial risk.

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When you’re dealing with the IRS, it can feel like they hold all the cards. But the truth is… you have rights, and they’re not just guidelines. The IRS has a formal Taxpayer Bill of Rights that lays out the protections you’re entitled to under the law.

When you choose Golden Lion Tax Solutions to help you find the right tax debt solution to meet your needs, we will become your advocate. We promise to find the best solution; it may not be the easiest solution, but it will be the right one for your situation.

Voluntary Disclosure Programs offer protections similar to a State Amnesty Program, but their primary focus is on reporting previously undisclosed income, accounts, and assets, including those held offshore.

Many states offer Amnesty Programs to help taxpayers get back into compliance. These programs are designed to encourage voluntary disclosure of past tax liabilities by offering relief from penalties, interest and, in some cases,even a portion of the debt itself.

If the IRS has attached a Federal Tax Lien to your property, you may still retain ownership… but selling or refinancing will be nearly impossible until the lien is addressed. While paying the tax debt in full is the most direct solution, it’s not realistic for most taxpayers. Fortunately, there are other ways forward — including petitioning the IRS for a Certificate of Lien Discharge or Lien Subordination.

If the IRS or state tax authority has assessed a penalty against you or your business, you’re not alone millions of taxpayers face the same situation each year.

The key is knowing that penalties can often be challenged and, in many cases, reduced or removed.

If you have seriously delinquent tax debt, the law allows the IRS to certify that debt to the U.S. State Department for action.

Once the State Department receives this certification, they can refuse to issue you a passport, deny your renewal application, or even revoke your current passport.

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a formal agreement between the IRS and a taxpayer to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed. Many state tax authorities offer similar programs.

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A Lien Withdrawal removes the public notice of a Federal Tax Lien and ensures the IRS is no longer competing with other creditors for your property. It’s important to note that a withdrawal does not erase your responsibility to pay the tax debt, you are still liable if the balance hasn’t been paid in full.

If you’re facing tax debt and possibly an IRS or state wage garnishment or bank account levy, the financial strain can be overwhelming. In many cases, it’s possible to negotiate an Installment Agreement to pay back what you owe over time.

Filing a joint tax return as a married couple can come with benefits… but it also carries risks. When you file jointly, both spouses are equally liable for any tax debt tied to that return, even if one spouse was solely responsible for the problem.

When you have outstanding tax debt, the IRS wants to collect as quickly as possible, and they aren’t shy about using aggressive tactics to make it happen. But sometimes, our clients just need breathing room… maybe they’re waiting on a pending life event that will allow them to pay in full.

Currently Not-Collectible (CNC) status can be granted to individuals or businesses the IRS determines are unable to pay their tax debt. While this status is in place, interest and penalties will still accrue, but the IRS will typically hold off on aggressive collection actions such as bank levies, wage garnishments, or asset seizures.

If you’ve received a tax audit notice and weren’t happy with the outcome, don’t just accept it and move on. There are ways to challenge the results, including requesting an Audit Reconsideration or filing an Appeal with the IRS.

At Golden Lion Tax Solutions, we help individuals and businesses resolve past-due taxes owed to the IRS and state taxing authorities. Our mission is simple — to guide our clients through the process with clarity, education, and relentless advocacy.

Facing tax debt can be an incredibly daunting experience for individuals, many of whom feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to turn for help. It’s common for them to believe that hiring an expensive expert is the only way to navigate the complexities of tax issues.