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When building a business, we get it - your budget doesn't include the cost of an accountant or bookkeeper. Pure-Business.Solutions can provide you with a cost-effective alternative. We will set up and maintain your accounting system, update and accurately record your day-to-day transactions as they occur, and provide you with up-to-date financial reports at a price designed specifically for you.
Keep your eye on the prize!
Good record-keeping aids in monitoring your business progress, preparing financial statements, identifying income sources, tracking expenses, and tax preparation. Great record-keeping keeps you well organized and provides for better financial management, management of receipts for tracking income, expenses, assets, and liabilities that support whats reported on your tax returns. It also provides you with a basis for budgeting and future financial planning which is essential to obtaining working capital, financial stability, and growth.
Rest at night knowing your records are up-to-date and in order.
Maintaining good records can make or break your business. When reporting business transactions you have a burden of proof to substantiate entries, deductions, and statements made on your tax returns, loan, credit, or grant applications. Pure-Business.Solutions will be your accounting department without the overhead costs. Filing, recording, and retrieving paper records is so last year. Information at your fingertips help you make better informed decisions. Clear your desk and office of all the clutter and make way for generating income.
It is our goal to "make small business BIG again!" We make it possible for you to do MORE for less.
Building Solid Foundations which you can Stand On!

The IRS Simple Payment Plan is a long-term installment option that lets qualified businesses pay federal tax debt in monthly payments — without a complex financial review.
✅ Pay what you owe over time instead of all at once
✅ No collection information statement or lien determination required
✅ Most businesses that meet eligibility can use it
To qualify, your business must be current on all tax filings and payments.
With trust fund taxes (e.g., payroll taxes):
• $25,000 or less in assessed taxes, penalties, and interest, OR
• Up to $50,000 for an out-of-business sole proprietorship.
Without trust fund taxes:
• $50,000 or less in assessed taxes, penalties, and interest.
If your situation doesn’t meet these criteria, other IRS payment plan options may still apply.
• You may have up to 10 years to pay the balance.
• Payments can be made with automatic bank withdrawals, bank payments, debit/credit cards, or digital wallets.
Business taxpayers can request a Simple Payment Plan by:
📞 Calling the IRS at 800-829-4933
📍 Visiting a local IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center
Managing IRS tax obligations doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At Pure-Business.Solutions, we help business owners navigate IRS payment plans, maximize eligibility, and structure affordable monthly payments tailored to your cash flow.
📈 Act now — get expert guidance and avoid penalties, liens, or enforced collections.
📞 Call 213.700.6005
Ready to take the first step toward transforming your business? Schedule a FREE 20 min consultation with one of our experts today to learn more about our consulting services and how we can help you achieve your goals.
There are 3 types: Online Account for Individuals, Business Tax Account, and Tax Pro Account. The IRS announced the expansion of the Tax Pro Acct to give tax-professional businesses greater visibility and control over their Centralized Authorization File relationship, helping organizations that serve larger numbers of taxpayers manage authorizations more efficiently while reducing paper-based processes. EmailUs@Pure-Business.Solutions for assistance.

You can still request an extension to file!
An extension gives extra time to file; it DOES NOT give taxpayers extra time to pay if you owe. Taxpayers are obligated to pay taxes due on April 15, 2026, to avoid penalties and interest. You should estimate and pay the amount due by the original deadline to avoid interest and penalties.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Unless your corporation is on a calendar year, corporate tax returns are due by the 15th day of the fourth month following the end of your corporation's tax year. For example, a corporation with a fiscal tax year ending June 30 must file by the 15th day of the third month after the end of its tax year.
