Metrotax Modern Accountants & Advisors

Metrotax Modern Accountants & Advisors Our accounting firm is here to help you and your business.

Welcome to Metrotax a licensed Tax & Accounting Firm in Annandale, VA

We help Real Estate Investors, and Business owners grow revenue, manage expenses, and save money on TAXES. From any accounting needs you might have to tax planning for your upcoming goals and dreams, we're here to help you achieve your dreams.

Client Success Story: Rapid Levy Release & ResolutionA client reached out to me immediately after receiving a bank levy ...
07/21/2026

Client Success Story: Rapid Levy Release & Resolution

A client reached out to me immediately after receiving a bank levy notice from the IRS. We moved decisively to secure the release of the levy. Within hours, IRS faxed the official release confirmation directly to his banks and contractors; preventing any further disruption to his cash flow and operations. We then successfully negotiated and established a manageable installment agreement to bring his case into full compliance.

When the IRS issues a levy (under IRC §6331), time is truly of the essence. The window to stop a bank levy and prevent account seizures is narrow. Every day of delay risks frozen funds, damaged vendor relationships, and payroll complications.

This is exactly why hiring an experienced tax professional who knows the precise steps to obtain a levy release under IRC §6343 is critical. With deep knowledge of IRS procedures, we can act swiftly to protect your assets, stop the levy, and transition to a sustainable resolution, whether through an installment agreement, offer in compromise, or other relief options.

If you’ve received a levy notice, CP504, LT11, 1058 or any collection action, don’t wait. Contact our office today at 1-866-907-1845 or visit metrotaxmultiservices.com. We’ll provide the representation you need to resolve your IRS matter and regain peace of mind.

IRS Introduces Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP): A Major Win for Compliant Taxpayers & BusinessesI've seen too man...
07/14/2026

IRS Introduces Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP): A Major Win for Compliant Taxpayers & Businesses

I've seen too many clients pay avoidable penalties simply because they didn't know about relief options.

That's why I'm excited about the IRS's new Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program rolling out this summer 2026. It addresses a key limitation of the longstanding First Time Abate (FTA) process.

Quick Background on FTA

Under IRM 20.1.1.3.3.2.1 (3-29-2023), FTA provided administrative relief for:

Failure to file: IRC §6651(a)(1) (individuals), §6698(a)(1) (partnerships), §6699(a)(1) (S corporations)

Failure to pay: §6651(a)(2) & (a)(3)

Failure to deposit: §6656

Eligibility required a clean compliance history over the prior three tax years (or 12 consecutive quarters). However, it was manual you or your representative had to request it, often via Form 843. Many eligible taxpayers missed out.

The AEP Upgrade

AEP makes relief automatic during return processing for eligible original returns starting with tax year 2025, 2026 quarterly returns, and all future periods.

Same core criteria as FTA (3-year lookback), but clearer and more accessible:
- No action required from the taxpayer.
- Available multiple times (not limited to "first time").
- Directly helps those without professional assistance while still requiring practitioners to monitor for IRS errors.

Transition Details: FTA continues for prior periods and during the 2025/2026 overlap. FTA will no longer apply to eligible returns with original due dates on or after January 1, 2027.

Why This Matters for You

Whether you're a high-income solo S-Corp owner maximizing defined benefit plan contributions, an options trader reporting on Form 6781, facing Schedule C audits, CP504 notices, or potential levies this directly impacts your bottom line and peace of mind.

The tax code (IRC) is your shield, not a weapon. But IRS implementation isn't perfect. My team specializes in verifying AEP application, requesting corrections, and full tax resolution including SFRs (§6020(b)), penalty abatements, and collections defense.

Ready to protect your compliance record and finances?
📞 Schedule an appointment at: 1-866-907-1845
🌐 Visit: www.metrotaxmultiservices.com
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Right now, the IRS is sitting on thousands of dollars that legally belong to you from the pandemic years… and in just 56...
05/15/2026

Right now, the IRS is sitting on thousands of dollars that legally belong to you from the pandemic years… and in just 56 days that money could be gone forever.

🚨 July 10, 2026 is 56 days away, and for many taxpayers, it’s the last day to recover money the IRS legally owes them.

Clients carrying years of unnecessary failure-to-pay penalties and underpayment interest that should have been zeroed out under clear statutory language.

Business owners who overpaid during the chaos of 2020–2021 and are now at risk of losing that money forever.

Practitioners who are unknowingly letting viable claims expire because the nuance between the refund clock and the abatement clock isn’t obvious.
This isn’t theory. The courts (including Kwong v. United States) have already spoken. The law is on the taxpayer’s side, but only if we act.

If you’re a business owner or taxpayer who suspects you may have left money on the table from the pandemic years, give us a call 1-866-907-1845 to set up a consultation.

If the IRS has filed a Substitute for Return (SFR) on your behalf, you’re probably staring at a tax bill that feels impo...
05/08/2026

If the IRS has filed a Substitute for Return (SFR) on your behalf, you’re probably staring at a tax bill that feels impossible.
I get the panic. I’ve sat across from executives, small business owners, and individuals who felt the exact same way.

Here’s what’s actually happening (and why it hurts so much):

- IRC §6020(b) gives the IRS the power to file a return without your consent.

- IRM 5.18.1 is explicit: they use third-party income reports but refuse to include any of your deductions, credits, or exemptions.

- Under IRM 4.12.1, you are now treated as an audited taxpayer — without ever having the chance to present your side.

- And Policy Statement P-5-133 means they will normally enforce collection for the most recent six years.

The result is almost always an inflated assessment that bears no resemblance to your real tax liability.

I focused exclusively on tax controversy, I’ve helped hundreds of clients in this exact situation file the correct returns, challenge the SFR, and dramatically reduce — or even eliminate — the debt.

The window to fix this is narrow. Every day you wait makes the IRS’s position stronger.

If you (or someone you know) just received an SFR notice, reach out immediately.

Call my team at 1-866-907-1845 or send me a direct message.
I’ll personally make sure you get the guidance you need — no sales pitch, just real solutions from someone who has fought the IRS on this exact issue for years.

You’re not alone in this. Let’s get it resolved.

July 10, 2026 is the HARD deadline for COVID-era refund claims under I.R.C. § 6511(a) + former § 7508A(d).As a Tax Contr...
04/28/2026

July 10, 2026 is the HARD deadline for COVID-era refund claims under I.R.C. § 6511(a) + former § 7508A(d).

As a Tax Controversy Advisor who has spent the last decade in tax controversy, this is one of the most important articles published on pandemic-era relief.

Here’s the bottom line:

- July 10, 2026 is the final day to file a timely refund claim riding the three-year arm of I.R.C. § 6511(a) for returns whose due dates were postponed under former § 7508A(d).

- The 1,268-day disaster period (Jan 20, 2020 – July 10, 2023) is about to become irrelevant for refund purposes on those claims.

- But abatement requests for assessed-but-unpaid balances, CDP verification challenges under § 6330(c)(1), post-window two-year payment claims, and § 6404(e) ministerial-delay relief all survive.

If you the taxpayer still carry pandemic-era interest, failure-to-pay penalties, or overpaid estimated taxes from 2019–2022 returns, the next 73 days are critical.

I’m offering a limited number of consultations § 7508A(d) Deadline Reviews through July 10. We’ll pull transcripts, map every open clock, and build a precise action plan.

If you’re a business owner, or taxpayer who wants to make sure you’re not leaving money on the table because of a misunderstood deadline, comment “REVIEW”, send me a direct message or give us a call 1-866-907-1845 for a consultation.

Let’s protect what the tax code already says is yours.

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