Core Service
Tax Resolution
IRS notices, back taxes, audit defense, installment agreements, offers in compromise. Led by Adam Dowlen, EA — federally licensed to represent taxpayers in all IRS matters.
What it is
Tax resolution is what happens after something has gone sideways with the IRS or a state agency. Notices, audits, liens, garnishments, or just years of back taxes that need to come current.
Adam Dowlen, our Enrolled Agent, leads this work. EA is the highest credential the IRS issues — federal authority to represent taxpayers in all matters, including audits, appeals, and collections. He's been on the inside of this process; he knows how the agencies actually work, not just how the rulebook reads.
Who it's for
- Taxpayers who received an IRS notice and don't know what to do
- Years-behind filers who need to come current safely
- Audit subjects needing professional representation
- Anyone facing a lien, levy, or wage garnishment
- Businesses with payroll tax issues (Form 941 problems)
What's included
- Power of Attorney filing (Form 2848) so we can act on your behalf
- IRS account transcript pull and full assessment review
- Audit defense and response letter drafting
- Installment agreement negotiation
- Offer in Compromise evaluation and submission (where appropriate)
- Penalty abatement requests when grounds exist
- State-level resolution coordination
Engagement note
Please do not paste the contents of an IRS notice into any chat, including the JMCPA Assistant. Once you're set up in the TaxDome portal, you can upload the notice securely there.
How pricing works
Engagement-based pricing depending on what the IRS is asking for and how many years are involved. A short initial call lets us scope the work before quoting. Time-sensitive matters get prioritized — call 913-815-1550 if you're under an active deadline.