We have been dealing with the IRS for decades. We do all the negotiating with the IRS, thereby relieving you of the emotional stress of dealing with this governmental agency. We know the rules, regulations, forms, and ins and outs of dealing with these problems. We speak the same language and know how to communicate and negotiate with the IRS on your behalf.

Our mission is to provide a very personalized service that seeks a prompt resolution with the most advantageous settlement for you. We want to return you to "a taxpayer in good standing with the IRS".

Although we represent taxpayers nationwide, we do not accept every case. Initially, we will examine your tax situation, determine if you qualify for our services, and then recommend a specific course of action. The sooner we represent you, the sooner we can get your problem solved.

We represent you from start to finish, negotiating with the IRS until we have resolved your tax problem. You may never have to speak with the IRS again.

Myron O. Baldwin has been an Enrolled Agent authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS since 1969. For the last 43 years, Myron has been helping taxpayers across the country and at all levels of income to resolve problems with the IRS. This unique experience can help you get on the right track to get your IRS problem resolved as quickly as possible.

WE RESOLVE TAX PROBLEMS

If you have received a certified letter from the IRS, contact us immediately. If you don't respond, you could lose your rights.

Don't Ignore the IRS; They Won't Go Away!

It doesn't matter where you live. We can represent you in all 50 states. Contact Us for your free analysis.

• The IRS can levy (seize) your bank account and take your money out of the bank.
• The IRS can file a notice of levy with your employer to levy your wages, salary, and other income. They can take a substantial amount of your paycheck. This also tells your employer that you have a problem with the IRS. The IRS also enforces collection against your 401(k) and other retirement accounts.
• Penalties and interest will continue to accrue.
• The IRS can levy (seize) your assets and sell them at public auction to satisfy your tax liability.
• With court approval, the IRS can levy (seize) your residence and sell it at public auction to satisfy your tax liability.
• The IRS can issue a summons to third parties such as your bank, credit union, employer, and others to determine assets or property owned by you.
• The IRS can issue a summons to you requiring you to appear, testify or produce books, papers, records, or other data.
• The IRS can file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien, which is public notice of a lien in favor of the United States on all property and rights to property belonging to you.