Tax Problem Representation

A Tax Notice Is a Deadline — Not a Strategy.

If the IRS or a state agency has written to you, the first work is understanding what has happened, what is required, and what time you actually have to respond. We start there — with facts, deadlines, and a plan you can act on.

What we look at first

We begin by understanding the picture — not by promising a result.

Agency involved (IRS, FTB, EDD, CDTFA)
Tax years at issue
Notices received and their type
Filing compliance status
Amount claimed or assessed
Collection activity (levy, lien, garnishment)
Documentation available
Important statutory deadlines

We do not guarantee a particular resolution or imply that every taxpayer qualifies for an offer in compromise. Outcomes depend on facts, compliance history, and law.

Matters we handle

The situations where an Enrolled Agent’s authority matters.

IRS & State Notices

Understanding what a notice is asking, the deadline, and the correct response.

Audits

Documentation strategy, correspondence, and representation in examinations.

Back Taxes & Unfiled Returns

Bringing filings current, reconstructing records, and stabilizing your position.

Collections, Liens & Levies

Assessing options — installment agreements, currently not collectible, appeals — based on your facts.

San Juan Capistrano

Plan Ahead — or Get a Clear Path Forward.

Whether you want a proactive tax strategy or need experienced help with a pressing IRS matter, our team is ready to review your situation and outline the next step.