IRS Tax Problems

Received an IRS Notice? Start with the deadline.

Before you call one of the large advertisers promising pennies on the dollar, talk to a local Enrolled Agent. We start every case by understanding what was received, from which agency, for which years — and when a response is due.

Our approach

Calm. Direct. On the record.

Harry H. Holmes, EA and the Holmes team have been helping taxpayers resolve IRS debt and compliance problems for many years. As an IRS-authorized Enrolled Agent, Harry is able to represent you directly with the IRS or state agency and work the matter through to resolution.

We won't make guarantees about specific outcomes — no honest tax professional can. What we will do is tell you exactly what your options are, what each one costs, and what to expect at each step.

Initial Review Covers

  • Notice received
  • Agency involved
  • Tax years
  • Response deadline
  • Amount claimed
  • Unfiled returns
  • Collection activity
  • Prior communication
  • Available records
Problems we handle

Every kind of IRS and state tax matter.

IRS Notices & Letters

We open the notice, identify the tax years and deadline, and respond on the record.

IRS & State Audits

Full representation before the IRS or a state agency — you don't have to attend meetings.

Back Taxes

Balances owed, penalty & interest analysis, and structured resolution.

Unfiled Returns

Reconstruct records, catch up prior years, and get you back into compliance.

Wage Garnishments & Bank Levies

Move quickly to stop collection action and negotiate a workable resolution.

Tax Liens

Understand what a lien affects, and pursue release, withdrawal, or subordination when eligible.

Offers in Compromise

Evaluate genuine eligibility honestly — and prepare the OIC only when it's the right tool.

Innocent Spouse Relief

Assess and pursue relief where a joint liability shouldn't be yours to carry.

Installment Agreements

Structured monthly payment plans negotiated with the IRS or state.

Hot on the Trail of Every Deduction

Let Holmes take a closer look.

Start with a review. We'll examine the return you filed, the situation in front of you, and the opportunities most preparers never open up.