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Don't face the IRS alone. Our federally licensed Enrolled Agent has full authority to represent you — audits, negotiations, filings, and everything in between.
An EA is licensed by the U.S. Department of Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS in all 50 states.
With your signed Form 2848 on file with the IRS, our Enrolled Agent is authorized to access your account and act on your behalf.
Enrolled Agents can represent any taxpayer, regarding any tax matter, before any IRS office — same authority as CPAs and tax attorneys.
Full representation during IRS examinations — correspondence, office, and field audits. We handle all communication so you never face the IRS alone.
We file Form 2848 to legally authorize our Enrolled Agent to represent you before the IRS, access your tax records, and negotiate on your behalf.
Back taxes, amended returns, and current-year filings prepared by a federally licensed Enrolled Agent — accurate, compliant, and on time.
Negotiate a settlement with the IRS for less than the full amount owed when you qualify. We build and submit a strong OIC package.
Stop wage garnishments, bank levies, and federal tax liens. We work to release, withdraw, or subordinate liens and levies.
Request first-time and reasonable cause penalty abatement to reduce or eliminate IRS penalties and interest charges.
Negotiate manageable monthly payment plans with the IRS — streamlined, partial pay, or non-streamlined based on your situation.
Defense against TFRP assessments for responsible persons of businesses with unpaid payroll taxes.
Enrolled Agents are the only federally licensed tax practitioners who specialize exclusively in taxation. They have unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS — the same authority as CPAs and tax attorneys. Unlike CPAs, EAs are licensed by the federal government (not individual states), meaning we can represent you in all 50 states.