Unfiled years, a balance you can't pay, letters you've stopped opening — none of it goes away on its own, and all of it is fixable. As an Enrolled Agent, federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS, I deal with the IRS so you don't have to: flat fee per matter, quoted before we start.
One missed year became three, and now filing feels dangerous. It isn't — unfiled returns are the most routinely fixed problem in tax.
The debt is real but the panic isn't necessary. The IRS has structured programs — payment plans, hardship status, settlements — and we know which one fits you.
CP notices, audit letters, liens, levies, garnishments. Once we file a power of attorney, the IRS talks to us — not you.
These aren't favors the IRS grants — they're programs with rules. Our job is knowing the rules better than the person across the desk.
Where every case starts: we pull your complete IRS file and tell you exactly what they know, what's owed, and every option available — credited in full if we take the case.
Unfiled years brought current, errors corrected. Filing right is often the single biggest reducer of what you "owe."
With a power of attorney on file, we answer the letters, attend the meetings, and manage the auditor. You go back to your life.
A monthly payment the IRS accepts and your budget survives — negotiated, documented, done.
First-time abatement and reasonable-cause relief. Penalties are frequently the most removable part of the balance.
Settling for less than you owe is real — for those who qualify. We check eligibility honestly before you spend a dollar chasing it.
When paying anything would break you, collections can be paused. Breathing room, obtained properly.
When a spouse or ex-spouse's tax debt lands on you, there's a defense — and we build it. (See also our divorce financial practice.)
Tell us as much or as little as you're ready to. We reply within one business day, discreetly, at whichever contact method you choose.