Enrolled Agent

Tax resolution includes 3 phases:

  1. Investigation
  2. Compliance (before and after the investigation phase)
  3. Tax Resolution

There might be additional work performed after the investigation phase is completed. Compliance is a big part of the tax resolution. That means, there might be additional steps involved in bringing you to the required compliance, to make sure the IRS can settle your case to the best possible result.

Tax Resolution Schedule of Fees

Power of Attorney 
Taxpayer’s Transcript Review 

Case Evaluation (Individual)

Includes:

  • IRS Transcripts,
  • Penalties Forgiveness Eligibility,
  • Compliance Reports,
  • Statute of Limitations,
  • Details of Amounts Owed
$1,300

Case Evaluation (Business)

Includes:

  • IRS Transcripts,
  • Penalties Forgiveness Eligibility,
  • Compliance Reports,
  • Statute of Limitations,
  • Details of Amounts Owed
$1,700
Amended Tax Return (Individual)$300-$900
Amended Tax Return (Business)$500-$1,500
Individual Tax Return (Each Year) E-File$300-$800
Business Tax Return (Each Year) E-File$500-$1,300
Release of Bank or Wage Levy. Lien Release (each)$1,300
Installment Agreement$1,000-$10,000
OIC$2,500-$10,000
Innocent Spouse Relief$2,500-$10,000
Penalties Abatement$500-$10,000
Audit Representation (Individual)(Each Year)$3,500-$10,000
Taxpayer Advocate Case$500-$2,000
Upfront Payment50%
Monthly Payments for the Remaining Balance12 Months
If we withdraw from any engagement due to 
previously undisclosed information or 
uncooperative events, the 50% fees are NOT 
refundable and the resolution is not complete. 
Tax Problems