Services
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Owe more than you can pay? There are options, and I'll find the right one for you.
This is for you if you have a tax bill you can't pay in full, or the IRS is already taking money from your paycheck or bank account.
As an Enrolled Agent, I can talk to the IRS for you. I work out a deal you can afford and help stop collection actions like wage garnishments and bank levies.
Offer in Compromise
Settle your tax debt for less than the full amount, if you qualify.
Installment agreements
Pay what you owe in affordable monthly payments.
Currently Not Collectible
Pause IRS collection if paying would leave you unable to cover basic living costs.
Lien & levy release
Get the IRS to release a claim on your property or stop taking money from your accounts.
Wage garnishment help
Stop the IRS from taking part of your paycheck.
Penalty relief
Ask the IRS to remove penalties for a good reason, like illness or a first-time mistake.
02
Missed a year or several? It happens more than you think, and it can be fixed.
This is for you if you haven't filed in a while, got a letter about a missing return, or need to fix a return you already filed.
I'll pull your IRS records, prepare every missing return and help cut down penalties, so you're back in good standing without the dread.
Unfiled tax returns
Prepare and file the returns you missed, even going back many years.
Penalty abatement
Reduce or remove the extra charges for filing or paying late.
IRS notice response
Read the letter you got, explain it simply and answer it for you.
Amended returns
Fix mistakes on returns you already filed, and sometimes get money back.
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Accurate, on-time filing, with every deduction you're entitled to.
This is for you if you want your taxes done right the first time, whether you're a W-2 employee, self-employed or running a small business.
Personal tax preparation for individuals, families and small businesses. I explain your return in plain English and help you plan so next year holds no surprises.
Individual & family returns
Federal and state returns for employees, retirees, families and more.
Small business taxes
Returns for sole proprietors, LLCs and self-employed workers.
Quarterly estimates
Figure out what to pay each quarter so you don't owe a big bill in April.
Year-round tax planning
Simple steps you can take during the year to legally lower your taxes.
Common questions
An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a tax professional licensed by the U.S. Treasury Department. EAs can represent any taxpayer before the IRS on any tax issue, including audits, collections and appeals. It's the highest credential the IRS gives.
Don't ignore it. Most letters have a deadline. Take a photo or scan it and send it to me, and I'll tell you what it means and what to do next, in plain language.
Most people who come forward on their own get back on track without serious consequences. The sooner you file, the more options you have and the fewer penalties you'll face.
Often, yes. Depending on your situation, penalties can be removed, a debt can be settled for less, or collection can be paused. I'll be honest about what's realistic before you pay for anything.
No. With your written permission, I talk to the IRS for you and handle the calls, letters and negotiations.
No. I'm based in Rochester Hills, Michigan, and serve clients in all 50 states by phone, email and secure document sharing.
The first consultation is free. You'll leave it knowing where you stand and what your options are, with no obligation.
Don't wait. Talk it through with an Enrolled Agent — the first consultation is free, and you'll hear back within 24 hours.