IRS Enrolled Agents · Licensed Nationwide

Years of Back Taxes? Get Them Resolved, Not Just Filed.

Unfiled returns and an old balance compound quietly until the IRS starts collecting. Our federally licensed Enrolled Agents carry the same representation rights as a tax attorney before the IRS. We bring you back into compliance and negotiate what you actually owe.

  • Federally Licensed · Specialized IRS representation
  • Confidential & no obligation

Representation Evaluation

Find out how an Enrolled Agent can manage your IRS case

A few quick questions, then we’ll connect you with an account executive for a free case review.

Do you have any unfiled tax returns?
Do you owe the IRS, your state, or both?
Does any of this apply to you?
Roughly how much do you owe in total? (a rough estimate is fine)

Here’s the honest answer.

For balances under $10,000, full professional representation usually isn’t the most practical path. You can often resolve this directly with the IRS yourself, for example through a short term or streamlined installment agreement. We’d rather tell you that than take you on as a case that doesn’t need us.

If your situation is more complicated than the number suggests, unfiled returns, an active levy, or multiple open tax years, give us a call and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth a closer look.

Talk it through, (720) 826-6072

Understanding Your Rights

How Enrolled Agents Compare to Tax Attorneys for IRS Cases

Federal specialization

A bar exam covers the breadth of law. The Enrolled Agent exam covers the Internal Revenue Code and nothing else. It is a three part federal exam administered under Treasury authority, built for one purpose: representing taxpayers before the IRS.

Full representation rights

Just like an attorney, an Enrolled Agent has unlimited representation rights before the IRS. We can handle audits, collections, appeals, and sign administrative documents on your behalf.

Tax compliance focus

Resolving IRS problems almost always requires structural compliance: preparing missing returns and correcting transcripts. Enrolled Agents excel at both tax preparation and agency negotiation under one roof.

Affordable resolution

Law firms typically carry massive hourly billable overhead. Enrolled Agents deliver identical administrative protection and case resolution, frequently at a significantly lower, more practical fee structure.

When an attorney is required

We believe in absolute honesty: if you are under investigation for criminal tax evasion or need to file for bankruptcy in court, you legally require a defense attorney or bankruptcy lawyer. We do not handle those cases.

Not a "Debt Service" mill

We are a professional tax representation firm, not a generic debt settlement or credit counseling company. Every step we take follows formal, regulated IRS Circular 230 practitioner guidelines.

How it works

From an eligibility check to a plan, in three steps.

  1. Initial case discovery

    Answer a few quick questions, then talk with an account executive about what’s going on. No pressure, no obligation.

  2. Enrolled Agent transcript review

    We establish a secure connection with the IRS to pull your transcripts, audit your case history, look for compliance gaps, and lay out your exact options in plain English.

  3. Formal representation

    We step in as your official Power of Attorney, manage all interactions with IRS personnel, file any necessary returns, and finalize your formal resolution path.

Regulated IRS Programs

Named IRS pathways, and the truth about who qualifies.

We do not offer vague promises or generic debt settlement plans. We evaluate your actual financial records against the strict guidelines found directly inside the IRS Internal Revenue Manual.

  • IRS Tax Representation Filing Form 2848 legally replaces your signature with ours. The IRS must deal directly with your Enrolled Agent, ending automated phone calls and direct pressure.
  • Unfiled Return Cleanup Bringing your account into strict compliance. This is page one of any professional resolution path, as the IRS will not approve payment plans for unfiled accounts.
  • Installment Agreement A formal monthly arrangement structured based on what your actual income and allowable expense thresholds dictate, rather than the IRS’s standard demands.
  • Currently Not Collectible status An administrative designation that flags your account to temporarily freeze active collection enforcement if paying would cause verified financial hardship.
  • Penalty Abatement Request Filing for First Time Abate or reasonable cause relief to strip away failure to file or failure to pay penalties where qualifying criteria are met.
  • Offer in Compromise A highly specific statutory settlement program. Your Enrolled Agent will calculate your Reasonable Collection Potential transparently before applying.

Real experiences, real results

A team you can actually trust.

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Questions people ask first

Are you a law firm or tax attorneys?

No, we are not a law firm and we do not employ tax attorneys. We are licensed Enrolled Agents (EAs). EAs are tax professionals certified directly by the federal government (U.S. Treasury Department). For representation before the IRS regarding audits, collections, unfiled taxes, and liens, federal law grants Enrolled Agents the exact same status and representation authority as an attorney.

Why choose an Enrolled Agent over a tax lawyer?

For the vast majority of tax problems (such as back taxes, unfiled returns, or bank levies), an EA provides the exact same defense and representation capabilities before the IRS administrative branches. However, because EAs focus exclusively on the tax code without the overhead of standard law firms, they are often a far more specialized and affordable solution.

Do you offer debt settlement or credit counseling services?

No. We do not provide consumer debt services or personal credit resolution programs. We are federally authorized tax practitioners. All of our programs follow structured tax compliance pathways established under IRS regulations, focusing on administrative resolution and formal tax preparation.

Do you handle state tax cases as well as the IRS?

Yes. Our licensing allows us to manage both federal IRS matters and state level tax agency collection actions, ensuring your entire tax situation is handled comprehensively under one strategic resolution plan.

Get expert IRS protection without paying law firm premiums.

Let a federally licensed Enrolled Agent take over your IRS communications and resolve your case honestly.

Call now, (720) 826-6072