League City, Texas, September 15, 2026 — Infinity Resolution, a League City-based tax resolution firm led by Enrolled Agent Michelle Hiller, is formally announcing its full range of IRS and state tax resolution services to individuals and small business owners across Texas who are facing active collection pressure. With IRS enforcement activity running at its current pace, the firm is stepping forward to make clear that qualified, experienced representation is available, and that most tax debt situations carry more options than the people inside them realize.
Who This Is For
If you’re receiving IRS collection notices, facing wage garnishment, dealing with a bank levy, or sitting on years of unfiled returns, this announcement is written directly to you. Infinity Resolution handles the full spectrum of individual and small business IRS problems, including cases involving state authorities such as the Texas Workforce Commission and Texas Comptroller.
What Infinity Resolution handles:
IRS Offer in Compromise filings (a formal settlement process where eligible taxpayers resolve their debt for less than the full amount owed, based on their ability to pay) Installment agreements and Currently Not Collectible status (a designation that temporarily suspends IRS collection activity when a taxpayer genuinely cannot pay) Wage garnishment releases and bank levy releases Unfiled and back tax return preparation Texas Workforce Commission and Texas Comptroller audit representation Trust Fund Recovery Penalty cases and payroll tax delinquencies
One honest note: Infinity Resolution focuses on civil tax resolution. The firm does not handle criminal tax defense cases. Results vary based on each client’s individual facts, financial circumstances, and compliance history.
The Role of an Enrolled Agent
Michelle Hiller holds active Enrolled Agent status, which means she’s federally authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS at any level, including audits, collections, and appeals. She brings more than 30 years of individual tax experience and 15 years in business tax, payroll, accounting, and sales tax work. That’s not a credential to admire from a distance. It’s what determines which resolution options are available in your case and how those options get presented to the IRS.
Why Waiting Is the Expensive Choice
Here’s what actually happens when a taxpayer sets a notice aside: the 30-day response window doesn’t pause. Penalties and interest compound on the original balance. A federal tax lien can attach to real property before the taxpayer has made a single phone call. And certain resolution pathways, like an Offer in Compromise, require that all required returns are filed and estimated tax payments are current. A taxpayer who waits through several missed quarters may no longer qualify by the time they pick up the phone.
That sequencing is the part most people don’t know. One closed door leads to another.
Consider a typical situation: a small business owner falls behind on payroll tax deposits during a slow quarter. By the time the IRS Trust Fund Recovery Penalty notice arrives, the business liability has already been assessed personally. The business debt has become the owner’s personal debt, and in many cases, the owner doesn’t know that crossover has happened until their personal bank account is frozen. Getting ahead of that sequence is the difference between a negotiated resolution and a financial crisis. Reacting to it after the fact narrows the options considerably.
What Happens When You Retain Infinity Resolution
The process starts with a free consultation and a thorough tax analysis before any strategy is recommended. That analysis determines what options are actually available based on the real facts of the case, because a wage garnishment release requires different immediate steps than a bank levy, which requires different documentation than an installment agreement request.
Once you retain the firm, Infinity Resolution immediately steps in as your point of contact with the IRS or state authority. Direct collector contact stops. You’re no longer managing the process alone or guessing at the right response.
That’s the practical value of representation. It’s not just about knowing the tax code. It’s about knowing the IRS’s own process well enough to move through it efficiently and protect your assets while doing so.
About Infinity Resolution
Infinity Resolution provides expert tax resolution services for individuals and small businesses facing IRS and state tax problems in Texas. Led by Enrolled Agent Michelle Hiller, the firm negotiates directly with the IRS and state authorities to settle tax debt, stop wage garnishments, release bank levies, and protect clients’ financial assets. A free consultation and tax analysis are available before any engagement begins. Visit www.infinityresolution.com to get started.
Media ContactCompany Name: Infinity ResolutionContact Person: Michelle HillerEmail: Send EmailPhone: +1 (281) 796-1143City: League CityState: TexasCountry: United StatesWebsite: https://www.infinityresolution.com/
