IRS Tax Resolution · New England · Based in Rhode Island
Practical help when IRS notices, balances, or collection actions need attention. Every case is different; we start by understanding your facts.
Led by Aracely, an Enrolled Agent (EA) federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS.
Received an IRS or state audit letter? Aracely represents you through the entire audit: she communicates with the auditor, helps organize and present your records, attends meetings on your behalf, and can take your case to appeals if you disagree with the result.
Learn about audit representationBring filings current and clarify what you owe so resolution options can be evaluated accurately.
How unfiled returns fit inStructured payment plans with the IRS when paying in full right away is not realistic.
Evaluate whether an offer to settle a tax debt for less than the full balance may be appropriate for your situation.
Request penalty abatement when reasonable cause or other IRS criteria may apply.
Respond to collection actions and work toward release or alternatives where available.
Explore hardship pathways when you cannot pay and need temporary collection relief.
If you have unfiled returns, bringing them current is usually one of the first steps in resolving an IRS problem: the IRS generally requires you to be current on your required returns before it will consider most resolution options. As part of your case, EZER identifies the missing years and brings them current so what you owe is clear and your options can be evaluated accurately.
We review your IRS transcripts to see which years are unfiled and whether the IRS has already filed a substitute return for you.
Missing returns are brought current as a step in your resolution plan, so the real balance is clear and options such as a payment plan, penalty relief, or an offer in compromise can be evaluated accurately.
Once your case is resolved, we explain what it takes to keep it that way — filing future returns on time and keeping up with any payment plan — so the resolution holds and new problems are avoided.
Trusted tax guidance for families and small businesses since 1999.
A clear three-step process — investigate first, resolve with a plan, then stay compliant.
We review your IRS transcripts and notices and explain your options in plain language.
We prepare and pursue the resolution path that fits your facts — with clear communication at each stage.
After resolution, we explain how to stay current with future filings and payments, to reduce the chance of new problems.
We’ll follow up to schedule a time to review your situation — in English or Spanish.
