Tax resolution experts in El Paso, TX and Las Cruces, NM

If you are having tax problems and would like an expert to walk you through the steps necessary to resolve any and all IRS issues, please do not hesitate to contact us!

Tax resolution and IRS issues

Don't mess with the IRS. If you owe back taxes, take action to resolve them because tax problems do not go away on their own. The IRS will pursue you until you pay them, and as you accrue penalties, you will have to pay even more.

Here are a few examples of tax issues and concerns:

  • The requirement to amend a return
  • Taxes that are past due
  • Paying your employee payroll taxes late
  • a tax overpayment

What to Expect When Paying Off Your Tax Debt

When tax issues are not addressed, they do not go away; rather, they worsen. Determine a reasonable course of action to resolve IRS debt.
Make an appointment for a consultation, and we'll advise you on your options and next steps. If you are willing to proceed, we will file a Power of Attorney with the IRS. This will provide you with immediate relief because the IRS will now be required to contact us rather than you. If they contact you, all you have to do is politely ask them to contact Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + Co. PLLC in its entirety. Give them our contact information, including our phone number.

Some options include the following:

  • Offers-in-compromise
  • Installment agreement
  • IRS penalty abatement
  • IRS audit representation

Retaining our firm

If you have never been a client of ours, the first step is to call or come in for a confidential, no-obligation-free evaluation. A tax resolution CPA will evaluate your situation and discuss all available options for resolving your matter at this meeting.
At the end of your consultation, you will have the opportunity to retain us as your tax representative. You will be required to sign an Engagement Letter and make financial arrangements in order to pay for our tax help services. 
Looking for Tax Resolution Experts in Las Cruces NM? Contact us right away and we will send you the best tax resolution experts!

Need help with IRS Tax Problems?

Have tax-related issues? Read our post about Tax Filing Mistakes to Avoid to learn more about the tax mistakes you should keep avoiding doing. Feel free to check out our other article on “What are Tax Liens” 
Marcus, Fairall, Bristol + Co., PLLC
Full-Service CPA Firm
230 Thunderbird Dr. Ste G
El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 775-1040


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