Tax filing & resolution services
Get current. Know what you owe. Move forward.
Calm, practical help for individuals, 1099 workers, and small-business owners who are years behind. We prepare the missing returns first, then build a resolution strategy around the facts.
No scare tactics. No promises before the returns and account details are reviewed.
What to expect
Clear counsel without judgment.
Falling behind can happen during business changes, family disruption, illness, or simply because the paperwork became too much. FirstCorr starts with where you are now—not with blame.
Facts before recommendations
We establish filing history, income records, and IRS account details before discussing options.
Plain-language next steps
You receive a defined sequence of work, realistic timelines, and clear document requests.
Confidential, nonjudgmental support
Your situation is handled discreetly and discussed without pressure or shame.
No unrealistic guarantees
Eligibility and outcomes depend on verified facts and applicable IRS rules.
From crisis to clarity
The return comes before the resolution.
A responsible strategy begins by correcting the filing gap and replacing uncertainty with accurate numbers.
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Reconstruct the missing years
We identify unfiled periods, organize available records, and prepare accurate federal income tax returns. This is especially important for self-employed and 1099 income.
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Establish the real balance
Once filings are current, we review tax, penalties, interest, notices, and account status so decisions are based on the actual liability—not an estimate or fear.
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Build a workable path
We evaluate applicable payment arrangements, penalty-relief requests, and other IRS resolution options, then explain the tradeoffs and requirements.
Built for complicated catch-up work
Individual returns, Schedule C activity, and small-business filing gaps
FirstCorr helps clients gather scattered records, clarify income and expenses, respond to notices, and understand the next administrative step.
A good fit if you are:
- • Two or more years behind on federal income tax filings
- • Self-employed, paid on 1099s, or running a small business
- • Receiving IRS notices or avoiding unopened mail
- • Ready to gather records and follow a structured plan
Engagement options
Scope and fees follow the facts.
Tax catch-up work varies by number of years, record quality, return complexity, and IRS account status. A written scope is provided before substantive work begins.
Take the first practical step
You do not have to solve every year today.
Start with a confidential conversation about what is missing, what notices you have received, and what records are available. We will help define the next step.