Kenneth R. Cournoyer

I use my 35 years as a Revenue Agent with the Internal Revenue Service to provide expertise tax resolution. Tax Resolution is the process of working with the IRS to find a solution to your tax problems. The IRS might have an issue with your tax return or tax situation for a few reasons. If you have a complicated tax return, for example, the IRS might audit you to verify you are reporting the appropriate amount of income and claiming legitimate deductions. In some cases, the IRS might believe you have underreported your income, and it might want to take a closer look at your tax situation. Another example of an IRS problem occurs when you don’t file your taxes for several years. Eventually, the issue can be serious enough that you need outside help to get you back on track and to avoid being charged more than you owe by the IRS. Some instances when you might use tax resolution services include: Audit Representation (Field Audit, Office Audit, Correspondence Audit) Transcript Protest Non-Collectible Debt Tax Penalties Unfiled Returns Paying Back Taxes Compromising With The IRS Payroll Tax Recovery Tax Liens