Form 1040 · Schedule C · and every other one
An accountant
that speaks your language.
Expert tax preparation, accounting, and tax resolution for everyday individuals and businesses — from an IRS-licensed Enrolled Agent who will explain every line of it in plain English.
- Credential
- IRS Enrolled Agent
- Practice rights
- Unlimited
- Filing
- In-office or virtual
Enrolled Agent
Count on me to count for you.
01 / What we do
Every return, every ledger, every letter from the IRS.
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Personal Tax Preparation
Individual returns prepared in-office or virtually, on your schedule. Stress-free and straightforward.
- 02
Business Tax Preparation
Comprehensive business returns that keep you compliant and optimized, so you can focus on growing your vision.
- 03
Tax Resolution
Tax collectors at your door? Un-filed returns? We negotiate payment plans — or a lesser amount owed on back taxes.
- 04
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Packages to fit any budget. Keep up, catch up, and get ahead of problems from current or past practices.
- 05
Sales Tax Services
Accurate, timely sales tax filing and reporting that keeps you square with state and local requirements.
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Virtual Tax Filing
File safely and securely from your couch, your car, or anywhere. No in-person appointment required.
02 / Why the credential matters
Not all tax preparers are created equal.
Anyone with a PTIN can prepare your taxes. An Enrolled Agent passed a three-part IRS exam covering federal tax planning, individual and business returns, and taxpayer representation — and can stand in front of the IRS on your behalf.
What is an Enrolled Agent?- Enrolled Agent
- Licensed by the IRS. The highest credential the agency awards, earned through a three-part Special Enrollment Examination.
- Unlimited Practice Rights
- No restriction on which taxpayers we represent, which matters we handle, or which IRS office we appear before.
- Tax, Exclusively
- Unlike a CPA who may only dabble in tax matters, an Enrolled Agent practices in one area and one area only.
- 72 Hours, Every Three Years
- Continuing education and ethical standards are a condition of keeping the credential, not an optional extra.
03 / Next step
Bring us the shoebox, the spreadsheet, or the certified letter.
Personal taxes, business accounting, or a problem with the IRS — start with a conversation. No jargon, no obligation.