Tax Relief in Hialeah, FL: Get IRS Help Across Miami-Dade County
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Tax relief and IRS resolution in Hialeah, FL for Miami-Dade residents and small businesses. Bilingual case managers, federally licensed Enrolled Agents, and Florida-based representation for the local Cuban-American and Latino business community.
The Essentials at a Glance
- Serving
- Hialeah, FL and the rest of Miami-Dade County, plus Miami, FL, Fort Lauderdale, FL, West Palm Beach, FL.
- How it works
- Phone, secure document portal, and video. IRS practice rights are federal, so your case runs the same wherever you are.
- Credentials
- Enrolled Agents, CPAs and tax attorneys on staff. Enrolled Agents are licensed by the U.S. Treasury.
- Reviews
- 5.0 across 404+ Google reviews. BBB accredited, A+ rated.
About tax relief in Hialeah
What We See in Hialeah
Hialeah is the second-largest city in Miami-Dade County and home to a large Cuban-American and Latino business community. Federal IRS cases here include immigrant entrepreneurs navigating the U.S. tax system for the first time, family-owned businesses with payroll tax exposure, and 1099 contractors who missed estimated quarterly payments.
Because Florida has no state income tax, most residents here deal with the IRS alone. For local business owners, IRS letters often arrive in English only. Our team includes Spanish-speaking case managers and handles communication in either language.
Clients here work with us remotely, under the same federal IRS representation rights we use everywhere. Power of Attorney, transcripts, and resolution work happen by phone, secure portal, and bilingual case management.
Local tax problems
Common Tax Problems We See in Hialeah
IRS issues do not pick by zip code, but local industry mix shapes which problems show up most. Here is what we see come through from Hialeah and Miami-Dade County.
First-Time IRS Cases for Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Many local business owners are first-generation immigrants navigating the U.S. tax system. Common issues: ITIN/SSN questions, unreported business income, multi-year unfiled returns.
Family-Owned Business Payroll Tax Issues
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty cases (when a business owner has unpaid employee withholding) are among the most serious federal IRS issues. We represent owners directly with the assigned Revenue Officer.
Offer in Compromise for Hialeah Residents
OIC qualification formulas use Miami-Dade allowables, which run higher than national medians. That can change OIC math in the resident's favor.
Bilingual Case Management Throughout
Spanish-speaking case managers handle every step. The IRS communicates in English; we translate, prepare, and advocate.
IRS tax relief in Hialeah
Tax Resolution Services in Hialeah
Plenty of people in Hialeah owe IRS money because of a family business, a truck or a few years of side work that nobody reported. Below are our tax resolution services for each situation, with the Miami-Dade County figures the IRS uses. You can handle the whole case in Spanish.
IRS payment plans
IRS Payment Plans and Installment Agreements in Hialeah
$3,469 a month
IRS 2026 housing and utilities allowance for a household of five in Miami-Dade County.
A payment plan is where most cases in Hialeah land. With $50,000 or less owed, a streamlined installment agreement usually skips the detailed financial review.
Above that amount, the IRS asks for Form 433-A. If you support parents or grandchildren under one roof, the IRS allowance grows with the household: in Miami-Dade County it is $3,469 a month for five people in 2026. We count everyone you support, so the payment fits the house you actually run.
Fresh Start
The IRS Fresh Start Program in Hialeah
$50,000
The most you can owe and still use a streamlined IRS payment plan under Fresh Start.
You may have seen Fresh Start in an ad. It is the name for IRS changes from 2011: liens are generally filed only above $10,000, streamlined plans go up to $50,000, and Offers in Compromise became easier to qualify for.
It is not a program that wipes out debt, and nobody can sign you up for a pardon. For a small business owner in Hialeah, the realistic benefit is usually a streamlined plan that keeps the balance under control.
Wage garnishment
How to Stop an IRS Wage Garnishment in Hialeah
30 days
The window after an LT11 or Letter 1058 to request a Collection Due Process hearing.
The letters come in order. A CP504 first, then the LT11 or Letter 1058, which gives you 30 days to request a Collection Due Process hearing. After that, the IRS can order your employer to hold back pay above the Publication 1494 exempt amount, every check, until it is released.
Miami-Dade County counts more than 45,000 factory jobs and about 12,700 in warehousing, and those paychecks get levied like any other. If a levy already hits your check in Hialeah, we file Power of Attorney and ask for a release once a payment plan or hardship status is in place.
Offer in Compromise
Offer in Compromise in Hialeah
$846 a month
IRS 2026 operating allowance for two cars in the Miami area, which includes Hialeah.
With an Offer in Compromise, you propose to settle your IRS debt for less, based on what you could pay before the collection statute expiration date. The package is Form 656, Form 433-A (OIC), a $205 fee, and 20% of a lump-sum offer.
Families in Hialeah who depend on two cars to get to work get credit for both: the IRS allows $846 a month in operating costs for two vehicles in the Miami area, plus ownership costs. Those allowances lower what the IRS expects you can pay.
Liens and levies
IRS Tax Lien and Tax Levy Help in Hialeah
21 days
The time a bank keeps levied money frozen before it goes to the IRS.
The two words get mixed up, especially in translation. A lien (gravamen) is a public claim on your home or business property. A levy (embargo) takes the money: from the bank, your paycheck, or what customers owe your shop.
If the IRS levies your account in Hialeah, the bank holds the money 21 days before sending it, which is the time to push for a bank levy release. A lien on the house can be discharged for a sale or subordinated for a refinance.
Back taxes
Back Taxes and Unfiled Returns in Hialeah
1,361 trucking firms
In Miami-Dade County (BLS, 2024), where owner-operators are often paid on a 1099 with nothing withheld.
Miami-Dade County has 1,361 trucking companies and a long list of small family shops, bakeries and repair businesses. In Hialeah, back taxes often trace to cash sales, owner-operator 1099s, or employee withholding that never reached the IRS as payroll tax.
Filing the missing years comes first. If the IRS filed a substitute return for you, it counted your income and none of your costs. We rebuild the numbers from bank deposits and receipts and file the real return.
Currently Not Collectible
Currently Not Collectible Status in Hialeah
$220 a month
IRS 2026 public transportation allowance, for households in Hialeah that ride instead of drive.
If your income covers only the basics, the IRS can mark your account currently not collectible. Levies stop while it lasts. Interest does not, a lien can still be filed, and the IRS reviews your income again later.
Not everyone here drives. If you get to work on Metrorail or the bus, the IRS allows $220 a month for public transportation. That allowance, the county housing figure and your real bills all go on Form 433-A to show the IRS there is nothing left over.
Penalty abatement
IRS Penalty Abatement in Hialeah
Feb. 15, 2023
The postponed IRS deadline for all of Florida, including Hialeah, after Hurricane Ian.
Penalties for filing late and paying late can be removed through penalty abatement. The IRS grants first-time relief to people with a clean record, and reasonable cause for things like a serious illness or a storm.
After Hurricane Ian in 2022, every Florida county, Miami-Dade included, had IRS deadlines pushed to Feb. 15, 2023. Nicole and Milton brought more postponements. A penalty charged for a deadline that was postponed is one of the first things we look for.
IRS audits
IRS Audit Representation in Hialeah
About 6 miles
From Hialeah to the IRS office at 51 S.W. First Ave. in Miami. Appointments at 844-545-5640.
Most audits never leave the mailbox. When the IRS wants an in-person meeting, people in Hialeah are seen at the Taxpayer Assistance Center in downtown Miami, about six miles away, by appointment.
An enrolled agent with your Power of Attorney attends for you, so you don't have to explain your business in a second language. We also handle innocent spouse relief. Two free clinics in Miami work in Spanish for lower-income taxpayers: Legal Services of Greater Miami and the Federal Tax Defense Foundation.
Discreet help
You Don't Have to Explain How It Happened
Owing the IRS can feel like something to hide. Plenty of the people who call us haven't told anyone, and some stopped opening the mail a while ago. That's far more common than it feels, and it's nothing we judge.
Your consultation is free and confidential. Once you hire us and Power of Attorney is on file, the IRS deals with us, so the calls and the back-and-forth stop landing on you.
How We Keep It Discreet
- A free, confidential first conversation
- No judgment about how it happened
- Once Power of Attorney is filed, the IRS contacts us
- Phone, secure document portal, and video, with no office visit
Federal programs
Nine IRS Programs. We Look Through Them All.
Every tax relief case in Hialeah and the rest of Miami-Dade County ultimately routes to one of these nine federal programs. Which one fits depends on your numbers, your filing history, and the assessment dates that govern statute of limitations.
Frequently asked
Tax Relief in Hialeah: Common Questions
Do I Need to Come to Your Office to Work on My Hialeah Tax Case?
Can My Entire Case Be Handled in Spanish?
Our Family Business Runs Mostly on Cash and Some Years Never Got Filed. Can That Be Fixed?
How Quickly Can You Start Working on My Hialeah Case?
Do You Take Cases Under $10,000 in Tax Debt?
By industry
Industries We Help in Hialeah
IRS Tax Relief for Salons & Cash Businesses
IRS audits of cash income, booth rent with nothing withheld, unfiled years, and levies on your card payouts and bank account.
IRS Tax Relief for Truck Drivers & Owner-Operators
IRS levies on your truck, your broker payments, and your bank account, plus years unfiled on the road.
IRS Tax Relief for Construction Contractors
Back taxes on 1099 draws, payroll for your crew, and IRS levies on the money general contractors owe you.
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