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An IRS Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax practitioner authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Enrolled Agents have unlimited practice rights in all 50 states and can handle tax matters involving individuals and businesses, including audits, collections, appeals, payment arrangements, penalty-relief requests, and tax-resolution negotiations.

Yes. Back-tax support begins with reviewing outstanding balances, filed and unfiled returns, penalties, interest, collection status, and your financial situation. Based on that review, potential paths may include an installment agreement, Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty abatement, or another compliance-focused strategy. The appropriate option depends on IRS rules and documented facts.

A wage garnishment or bank levy requires prompt attention because collection actions can affect personal cash flow and business operations. Representation may involve communicating with the IRS, verifying the account status, submitting required financial information, and pursuing an appropriate resolution path. A release is not automatic, but timely action and complete documentation are important when requesting relief or alternative collection arrangements.

An Offer in Compromise is an IRS program that may allow qualifying taxpayers to settle tax debt for less than the full amount owed. Eligibility is based on factors such as income, assets, expenses, future earning potential, and tax compliance. The process requires detailed financial documentation, accurate forms, and continued compliance while the IRS evaluates the offer.

Yes. Assured Financial Services provides federally authorized representation for correspondence, office, and field audits. Representation can include reviewing IRS requests, organizing supporting records, preparing responses, communicating with the examiner, and evaluating appeal options if you disagree with the audit outcome. Early organization helps ensure the IRS receives responsive, relevant documentation rather than incomplete or unsupported information.

Unfiled returns should be addressed carefully because they can affect collections, penalties, refunds, payment options, and eligibility for certain resolution programs. The returns must be prepared accurately, but filing should also fit the overall resolution strategy. Assured Financial Services coordinates delinquent filings with the broader review of your IRS account, liabilities, and available next steps.

The IRS may grant penalty relief in qualifying circumstances, including first-time abatement, reasonable cause, or other applicable administrative relief provisions. A request typically requires a review of filing and payment history, the reason for noncompliance, and supporting documentation. Penalty relief does not automatically eliminate the underlying tax, and interest may continue to apply under IRS rules.

Begin by gathering recent IRS notices, tax returns, account transcripts if available, and a clear summary of your financial situation. Assured Financial Services can then assess the issue, identify immediate concerns such as deadlines or enforcement actions, and explain potential resolution options. There is no minimum engagement requirement to start a conversation about your tax matter.