Anderson Accounting Group (Justin Anderson_

Do you know that MOST TAX PROBLEMS WITH THE IRS start because of a serious event in your life?

• A spouse dies
• You filed a tax return but couldn’t pay
• You started your own business and didn't account for self-employment tax
• You had to take money out of retirement and owe tax
• You had a serious family crisis and depleted your available cash

If you ignore the IRS, they can make your life miserable. They can be worse than any bill collector. They have the power to be very aggressive, but typically ease off if you show that you are willing to fix the problem. We can stand in your corner.

Here are the kinds of things we do to help:

• Get levies and bank account seizures released
• Get you set up on a payment plan
• Get the IRS to back off and settle down
• Get you an Offer In Compromise, if you are eligible

It's a collaboration between you, the IRS, and us to find and implement a solution that works for everyone.

An Enrolled Agent is a tax professional licensed by the Federal government to represent taxpayers. An EA is an expert in tax planning and the preparation of tax returns, and an effective advocate on behalf of taxpayers before the IRS and State tax agencies. An EA is required to demonstrate competence in matters of taxation; the right to represent taxpayers comes directly from the US Department of the Treasury.

Unlike many tax preparers for whom tax preparation is a seasonal job, EA's provide tax services year-round in the field of tax planning, preparation, and representation. The Department of the Treasury's Circular 230 provides stringent regulations governing the practice of Enrolled Agents before the IRS. Enrolled Agents are bound by a rigorous Code of Ethics and Rules of Professional Conduct. After successfully passing a comprehensive 3-part examination and background check, an EA is required to maintain a schedule of professional continuing education in the field of taxation.