An Enrolled Agent is a tax professional authorized by the U.S. government to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. EAs pass rigorous exams and complete continuing education, and unlike most other credential holders, their license is federal — not state-specific. This means Tina can represent you before the IRS in any state.

First, don't ignore it. IRS notices rarely go away on their own. Read the letter carefully, note any deadlines, gather related documents like W-2s or prior returns, and reach out for guidance. Ignoring a notice can lead to penalties, interest accrual, or enforced collection actions. Tina can help you understand the notice and develop a response strategy.

Yes. Through secure virtual consultations and telephone sessions, Tina works with individuals and small business owners across all 50 states. Location does not limit the services available through Tina's Tax Resolution LLC.

Tina's Tax Resolution LLC offers an initial consultation at no charge.

Professional fees for additional services depend on the nature and complexity of your tax matter.

Before paid services begin, you will receive a written engagement agreement identifying the agreed scope of services, applicable professional fees, and whether you are responsible for additional costs.

Any proposed services outside the original scope will be discussed before additional work is undertaken.

The IRS generally applies a six-year filing-compliance policy in many delinquent-return situations. However, this is an administrative policy, not a universal statutory limitation.

Depending on your circumstances, the IRS may require additional returns.

Tina's Tax Resolution LLC can review your filing history, identify outstanding filing obligations, and help you determine the appropriate steps toward compliance.

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an IRS program that allows eligible taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed. The IRS reviews your income, expenses, assets, and ability to pay before approving. Tina can assess whether you qualify and prepare a strong offer package.

Please bring (or scan in advance) any IRS notices or letters you have received, copies of any filed tax returns for relevant years, recent W-2s or 1099s, and a brief summary of your tax history. If something is missing, that is okay — Tina will help identify what else may be needed.

Timelines vary depending on the type of issue. Some notice resolutions can be completed in weeks, while complex cases involving audits, Offers in Compromise, or multiple years of back filings may take several months. Tina provides realistic milestones during your initial review.

An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally licensed tax professional authorized to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service.

A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is licensed by a state accountancy board and may provide accounting, auditing, tax, and other financial services within the scope of their qualifications and licensure.

Enrolled Agents, CPAs, and attorneys generally have unlimited representation rights before the IRS, subject to applicable eligibility requirements. These rights include representation in examinations, collection matters, and administrative appeals.

Tina's Tax Resolution LLC focuses on federal tax matters, including tax preparation, tax resolution, and representation before the IRS.

Tina's Tax Resolution LLC recognizes the importance of protecting your personal and financial information.

Taxpayer information is handled in accordance with applicable federal confidentiality and disclosure requirements, including the rules governing the use and disclosure of tax return information.

Information provided during an initial inquiry will be used to evaluate your request for services and for other purposes described in our Privacy Policy, as permitted by applicable law.

We take reasonable measures to safeguard information entrusted to our practice. Information will be disclosed when authorized by the taxpayer or otherwise permitted or required by law.