Tax Resolution

Resolve, Reduce, & Eliminate

If you are dealing with an IRS collections process or facing liens or levies arising from unpaid taxes, we have the expertise needed to guide you through those difficulties. At Clear Start Tax, we will listen to your unique set of circumstances and provide you with solutions for the problems that lie ahead. We work quickly and efficiently to identify the best-suited tax resolution program for your specific situation. Our team of advisors, EAs, CPAs, and attorneys will work closely with you to understand your individual concerns and develop tax resolution plans built specifically around you, so you can get back in good standing as soon as possible.

Enrolled agents must pass a three-part Special Enrollment Examination to be licensed by the IRS. This is a thorough exam that demands them to demonstrate competency in federal tax planning, individual and company tax return preparation, and representation. Every three years, they must partake in 72 hours of continuing education.

Certified Public Accounts, or CPAs, have passed the Uniform CPA Examination. They are licensed by state boards of accountancy, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories. In addition CPAs must have finished a study in accounting at a college or university and have satisfied experience and good character standards specified by their respective boards of accountancy. In addition, in order to keep their CPA license current, CPAs must follow certain ethical guidelines and complete certain levels of continuing education. CPAs can provide a variety of services; some specialize in tax preparation and planning.

Attorneys are licensed by state courts, the District of Columbia, or their designees. They have a law degree and have passed the bar test. Attorneys are required to maintain ongoing education and professional conduct requirements. Attorneys may provide a variety of services. Tax attorneys are experts in tax preparation and planning.