IRS & NJ tax problems · New Jersey and New York
New Jersey and New York Tax Problem Help
State tax agencies move faster than people expect and use their own collection tools. We handle New Jersey Division of Taxation and New York State notices, audits and collections alongside the federal side.
Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm, weekends 11am to 5pm.
What we handle
The state side, handled.
Federal and state problems usually travel together, so we resolve them together.
State notices
Assessments, bills and adjustments from New Jersey and New York, answered before the deadline.
Residency audits
New York audits people who say they moved away, especially high earners. We assemble the proof of your move.
Sales tax audits
New Jersey and New York sales and use tax audits, including owners' personal liability for tax collected but not paid.
Withholding and payroll
State withholding filings and balances, alongside the federal payroll side.
State payment plans
New Jersey and New York installment arrangements, lined up with any IRS plan.
Levies and warrants
Releasing state bank levies, garnishments and income executions, and clearing Certificates of Debt and warrants.
How it works
One plan for every agency.
You authorize us
You sign the state power of attorney forms online, alongside the federal one if needed.
We pull both records
We get your state account history and IRS transcripts, since a federal change often triggers a state bill.
We resolve together
We answer, dispute or arrange terms with each agency so one plan does not break another.
Common questions
Questions people ask first.
I moved out of New York. Why is New York auditing me?
New York closely reviews residency changes. The burden is on you to show you changed your home, with records like where you live, where you spend your time, your business ties and where your family and important belongings are.
Can New Jersey garnish my wages or take my refund?
Yes. New Jersey can offset refunds, levy bank accounts, garnish wages and file a Certificate of Debt, which shows up in property and title searches.
Am I personally liable for my business's sales tax?
Often, yes. Both New Jersey and New York can hold owners and officers responsible for sales tax the business collected but did not pay.
Can I set up a payment plan with the state?
Usually. Both states offer installment arrangements, and we line up the terms with any IRS plan.
State notice in hand?
The first consultation is free. Send us the letter and we will tell you where you stand.