IRS Notices, Penalties & Cleanup for Behind-on-Books Developers.

For developers behind on the books

Core pillar · Residential development
Why your situation is different

A generic plan misses what your earning shape actually does.

Books that are two years behind are not just an accounting problem. They are the reason planning cannot start, because nobody can model a strategy on numbers that are not there yet. We take developers who are behind, get the records rebuilt, deal with whatever notices and penalties have accumulated, and only then start the planning. Enrolled Agent and NTPI Fellow credentials mean we can represent you directly.

What we typically see: Returns unfiled or filed on estimates. Notices stacking up unopened. Penalties and interest compounding. No basis records for projects that closed three years ago.

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The 2026 Residential Developer Tax Deduction Checklist.

23 pages and 12 categories, written by Jose A. Ramirez, EA. Work through it with your job cost ledger open and see which deductions you have not claimed and which records you still need.

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What This Looks Like
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We could not plan anything until someone rebuilt three years of records. That came first.

Illustrative. Results vary by situation

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