Fix my Tax Problem
IRS Problems are a very personal type of problem and people often do not know where to turn for help. IRS Problems generally affects all aspects of your life. Many people just live with the problem for months and sometimes years, assuming that nothing can be done about it. Imagine how relieved you or someone you know who has IRS Problems would feel if you could just put him/her in the hands of a competent expert who deals with the IRS on a daily basis and who really cares about helping people.
A specialist who would give them the peace of mind they and their family deserve so they can stop looking over their shoulder once and for all, knowing that they do not need to meet or speak with the IRS any longer. As your representative we can PROTECT your income and assets from aggressive IRS enforcement tactics.
It’s easy for good, hard-working Americans to fall behind, especially due to out-of-control inflation and the economic devastation wrought by Covid-19.
Our compassionate team wants to help people like you. I have come across many people who have tried to handle their IRS situation themselves (or with their current CPA or person who prepared their taxes) but did not receive the relief they were seeking. The professionals on our staff knows how to navigate the IRS maze and will negotiate a personalized solution for you.
Our IRS Representation Services include:
- Correspondence Audits
- IRS Appeals
- Offers in Compromise
- Payment Plans
- Payroll Tax Issues
- Penalty Reduction
- Preparation of Unfiled Income Tax Returns
- Wage Garnishment/Bank Levy Releases
We’ll listen to your IRS difficulties in our office in complete confidence at NO CHARGE . We will answer your questions, explain your options and suggest solutions and provide you with a written estimate of our fees, if we feel we can help, to permanently resolve your IRS difficulties.
IRS WARNS of companies that make outlandish claims, usually in local advertising, about how they can settle a person’s tax debt for pennies on the dollar.
What is an Enrolled Agent?
An enrolled agent is a person who has earned the privilege of representing taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service by either passing a three-part comprehensive IRS test covering individual and business tax returns, or through experience as a former IRS employee. Enrolled agent status is the highest credential the IRS awards. Individuals who obtain this elite status must adhere to ethical standards and complete 72 hours of continuing education courses every three years. Enrolled agents, like attorneys and certified public accountants (CPAs), have unlimited practice rights. This means they are unrestricted as to which taxpayers they can represent, what types of tax matters they can handle, and which IRS offices they can represent clients before.
I don’t have any records – how do I file all my years of back tax returns?
We can request IRS Transcripts on your behalf, which will show us everything that was reported to the IRS.
I haven’t filed in years; how far back do we have to go?
The IRS considers you to be in compliance if you file the last six years of tax returns. That is all that is required, unless the IRS asks for specific tax years.
I don’t know which returns were filed; how do I find out?
No problem! During your appointment we will ask you to sign a power of attorney (IRS Form 2848) for us to represent you before the Internal Revenue Service. This form will allow us to access all of your federal tax records, including which tax returns were filed, any wages or 1099’s that were reported under your social security number, along with any stimulus payments received. If you don’t have any tax records, we can recreate them based on what the IRS has on file.
Am I eligible for a refund?
The IRS will provide a refund for the last 3 years of filed tax returns, if you are due a refund. The State of Michigan will provide a refund for the last 4 years of filed tax returns. Refunds older than this period will be forfeited, however if you owe money, of course the government still wants their money no matter what.
Can we electronically file all back tax returns?
The IRS only allows tax returns to be electronically filed for the last 3 tax years, which means returns from the prior years 4-6 will have to be printed and mailed in, but don’t worry we’ll prep everything and even put stamps on the envelopes. This means older returns may take six months or more to process, and depending if their system shows that you may owe them for any of those years, they will hold up any possible refunds on recent returns that were filed electronically.
If I owe, can I settle with the IRS for Pennies on the Dollar?
You came here because you want the truth. Here it is, most taxpayers do NOT qualify for an Offer-In-Compromise. In fact, a lot of these companies you hear on the radio or see on TV to settle your debit are just “OIC Mills”. The IRS warns of these companies specifically. Once you sign up, they may charge you $5,000 or more to try to settle your debt, when in fact you don’t qualify. The goal is to charge you fees each month as long as possible. The fact is, it is all up to what the IRS will accept within their guidelines. There is no magic wand, and in most cases, taxpayers spend thousands with these companies to end up right back where they started.