If you have a Federal Tax Lien or if you have not filed for several years.

If you haven't made your payroll tax deposits and are afraid of the 100% penalty that the IRS may impose on you personally.

Be assured, no matter how serious you think your problem is, it will only get worse if you do nothing.

You need someone familiar with the IRS collection system. You want someone who knows the procedures and the process to ensure the most favorable outcome for you.

By offering specific solutions to tough problems, I can help you get through this.

Enrolled Agents are tax professionals licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS. The Enrolled Agent designation dates back to 1884 and was created to provide citizens with professional representation when resolving issues with the IRS.

"Enrolled" refers to the fact that the federal government licenses these professionals. They are "agents" in that they are authorized to appear in place of a taxpayer before the IRS.

• They prepare tax returns
• They answer questions regarding national, state, and local tax laws
• They represent taxpayers in disputes with States and the IRS

They are required to demonstrate their competence in tax matters before they represent a taxpayer before the IRS. They receive their authority from the federal government instead of the state government. Enrolled Agents complete 72 hours of continuing professional education every 3 years to maintain their status.