IRS Resolution
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP)
Defend against personal assessment of 100% of unpaid payroll trust fund taxes.
The Problem
The IRS is investigating who is personally responsible for unpaid payroll taxes under IRC §6672.
What This Engagement Covers
- Form 4180 interview prep
- Responsible-person defense
- Willfulness defense
- Appeals
Who This Helps
Owners, officers, and bookkeepers of businesses with unpaid 941 liabilities.
Next Step
Do not attend the 4180 interview unrepresented.
Get the right strategy before the problem gets more expensive.
Schedule your confidential initial assessment to identify the fastest, most defensible resolution path.
Answers
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) — questions
- What is Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP)?
- Defend against personal assessment of 100% of unpaid payroll trust fund taxes. The IRS is investigating who is personally responsible for unpaid payroll taxes under IRC §6672.
- Who does Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) help?
- Owners, officers, and bookkeepers of businesses with unpaid 941 liabilities.
- How much does Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) cost?
- Typical fee range: $6,500–$17,500+. Final fee is confirmed in a written engagement agreement after the $3,000 initial assessment.