The revenue officer
A revenue officer is the person the Internal Revenue Service sends when the letters have not worked. They file the liens, they issue the levies, and they decide how a case gets closed. That was my job.
Enrolled Agents · Exeter, NH · Serving the Seacoast
I used to collect for the IRS. Now I deal with them for you.
I spent years as an Internal Revenue Service revenue officer before I opened this practice. The process on the other end of your letters is one I used to run. Ashley Ferreira and I are both Enrolled Agents, federally licensed to represent you before the IRS, and we do it from an office you can drive to.
What I handle
The letters do not stop on their own
Interest keeps running, penalties keep stacking, and every notice left unopened is a deadline going past. Whatever stage you are at, it gets dealt with here rather than handed on.
IRS Tax Resolution
Liens, levies, wage garnishments, installment agreements and Offers in Compromise for the people who actually qualify.
Read moreUnfiled & Back Tax Returns
Years of unfiled returns brought current, which is the step everything else waits behind.
Read moreIRS Audit Representation
I meet the Revenue Agent so you do not have to, with your records ready before the first appointment.
Read moreTrust Fund Recovery Penalty
Payroll tax defense for owners and anyone the IRS decides was a responsible person.
Read moreTax Return Preparation
Individual and business returns prepared face to face, with a free look at your prior year.
Read moreNew Business Setup
Books, payroll and internal controls set up correctly from the first month.
Read moreWhy it matters who you hire
I have been on the other side of the table.
The mailing list
When a federal tax lien is filed against you it becomes public record, and you will spend the next six months getting letters from Enrolled Agents, CPAs and attorneys all over the country explaining why you should hire them. That is a mailing list, not a recommendation.
This practice
I only write to people in New England, because I want to be able to sit down with the people I represent. If a Revenue Officer in New England is working your case, ask how a firm five states away is going to deal with them on your behalf.
How it resolves
The IRS closes a collection case one of four ways
Every case ends in one of these. Most of the work is finding out which one you qualify for and proving it.
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Full payment
Paying the balance, sometimes after penalties have been abated.
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02
Currently not collectible
Collection is suspended when paying would leave you unable to cover basic living costs.
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Installment agreement
A monthly payment the IRS will accept and you can actually live with.
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Offer in Compromise
Settling for less than the full balance, for the people who genuinely qualify.
Not sure which applies to you? Read how a collection case actually runs, look up your notice number in the IRS index of notices and letters, or just call and read it to me.
Serving the New Hampshire Seacoast
Exeter · Stratham · Newfields · Newmarket · Brentwood · Kensington · East Kingston · Hampton · Hampton Falls · North Hampton · Greenland · Portsmouth · Durham · Epping · Fremont · Rye · Seabrook
21 Hampton Road, Suite 101, Exeter, NH 03833. Directions and what to bring.
Get your life back on track
Call the Exeter office and talk it through. 21 Hampton Road, Suite 101, Exeter, NH 03833.