Services & fees · Fresno & Clovis
In plain terms: you will never pay a percentage of what we save you, and the top of each range holds for at least 30 days after it is published, as Circular 230 section 10.30 requires.
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Start here
Three ways in. Most people start with the free 20-minute notice review and leave knowing which tier fits.
Start here
Free20 minutes
Received a Notice of Federal Tax Lien (Form 668(Y)), a CP504, or a Final Notice of Intent to Levy? An Enrolled Agent reads your notice, explains your deadlines, and tells you which option fits before you spend a dollar.
By phone or in person in Fresno & Clovis. No obligation.
DIY
$97flat
Handle the IRS yourself with an Enrolled Agent checking the facts. You sign Form 8821; we pull your transcripts and deliver a written plan: what you owe, which years, your collection deadline, and the exact forms and steps for the option you qualify for.
Not for returns, offers, or levies.
Full representation
$695Phase 1
We take over all contact with the IRS. Phase 1: Form 2848, all transcripts, a compliance check, a financial statement draft, and a written resolution plan with a fixed quote for Phase 2; credited toward Phase 2 if you retain us within 30 days.
Phase 2 $1,495–$7,495 by case type, quoted in writing. Never contingent on the outcome. IRS user fees extra.
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Federal tax liens
Four tools, four forms. Which one applies depends on whether you are paying, have paid, are selling, or are refinancing.
Form 12277
From $97
Get the Notice of Federal Tax Lien removed from public record. If you owe $25,000 or less and pay by direct debit, the IRS can withdraw the lien after 3 consecutive payments. We confirm eligibility from your transcripts and prepare Form 12277.
DIY guide $97, or we file it for a flat $497.
Certificate of Release
From $97
Paid the IRS but the lien is still on your record? The IRS must release a lien within 30 days of full payment. We request the Certificate of Release from Collection Advisory and confirm it was recorded.
DIY letter kit $97, or we handle the request and follow-up for a flat $297.
Form 14135
$1,295–$1,995fixed fee
Selling a home or property with an IRS lien on title? We prepare Form 14135 with the appraisal, title report, and closing package, work with IRS Collection Advisory, and coordinate payoff with escrow so your sale closes.
Apply at least 45 days before closing. Appraisal fees are paid by the client.
Form 14134
$995–$1,795fixed fee
Refinance denied because of a federal tax lien? A certificate of subordination lets the new loan go ahead of the IRS lien. We prepare Form 14134 with the title report and loan package and present the case to the IRS.
Start at least 45 days before closing.
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Payment plans & hardship
Balances of $50,000 or less can be set up without a financial statement. Larger balances and hardship status are negotiated from Form 433-F or 433-A using the IRS allowable-expense standards.
Payment plans
From $97
Set up an IRS installment agreement that fits your budget. Balances of $50,000 or less qualify for a Simple Payment Plan with no financial statement.
DIY guide $97, or we prepare and submit it for a flat $497. IRS setup fee is extra and is reduced for direct-debit plans.
Payment plans
$1,495–$2,995fixed fee
Balances over $50,000 need Form 433-F or 433-A and a negotiated payment using IRS allowable-expense standards. We prepare the financial statement, negotiate the monthly amount, and request lien withdrawal when eligible.
Quoted after a $695 Phase 1 review. IRS fees extra.
Hardship
$1,495–$2,495fixed fee
If paying the IRS would leave you unable to cover basic living expenses, collection can be paused. We prepare your Collection Information Statement using the IRS allowable-expense standards and request hardship status, which stops new levies.
Quoted after a $695 Phase 1 review. Penalties and interest continue while collection is delayed.
Penalties
From $97
Remove failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties. First-Time Abate request: DIY guide $97, or we request it for a flat $297. Reasonable-cause abatement with a written statement and supporting records: fixed fee $797–$1,495.
Penalty relief lowers the balance the lien secures.
In plain termsThe IRS setup fee for a payment plan is reduced if you pay by direct debit and can be waived for low-income taxpayers. Penalties and interest keep running on any plan, and the IRS may still file a lien notice. Publication 594.
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Levies & appeals
A levy takes property. A Final Notice of Intent to Levy comes at least 30 days before it, and a timely hearing request stops levy action while the case is heard.
Levies
$1,495–$3,495fixed fee
Bank account frozen or paycheck garnished? A bank holds levied funds 21 days before sending them to the IRS. We file your power of attorney, contact the IRS the same day, and seek release on hardship or payment-plan grounds under IRC 6343.
Includes the follow-on resolution.
Form 12153
From $497
Got a lien notice or Final Notice of Intent to Levy? You have 30 days to request a CDP hearing with IRS Appeals, which stops levy action and lets you propose a payment plan, settlement, or lien relief.
Form 12153 filed for a flat $497; representation at the hearing $1,495–$3,495.
In plain termsThe IRS must release a levy when it would create an economic hardship, when you enter a payment plan whose terms do not allow it to continue, or when it would help you pay. Publication 594. Those are the grounds we use.
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Audits & unfiled returns
Every payment plan and settlement requires that all required returns are filed. If the IRS prepared a substitute return with no deductions, your real return replaces it.
Audits
$1,495–$4,995fixed fee
IRS audit or correspondence exam (CP2000, Letter 525) for individuals and small businesses. With Form 2848 on file we answer the examiner, assemble records, and attend the audit for you. Includes audit reconsideration to replace a Substitute for Return.
Quoted in writing.
Unfiled returns
$347–$597per year
Haven’t filed in years, or the IRS filed for you with no deductions? We pull your wage and income transcripts, prepare the missing returns, and replace the IRS substitute assessment with your real numbers.
Required before any payment plan or settlement.
Tax preparation
From $347per year
Return preparation for people bringing unfiled years current, not annual seasonal filing. Individual returns from $347 per year; Schedule C, E, or D years from $497.
Prepared and signed by an Enrolled Agent so the IRS replaces its substitute assessment with your real numbers.
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Offer in compromise
The IRS accepts an offer when your assets and income cannot pay the amount due, when paying it would cause economic hardship, or when the debt itself may not be accurate. The pre-qualifier comes first and costs nothing.
Offer in Compromise
$3,495–$7,495fixed fee
Settle for less than you owe when you qualify. Free pre-qualifier first. We compute your reasonable collection potential with IRS financial standards, prepare Forms 656 and 433-A (OIC), and handle the IRS investigation.
IRS $205 application fee and initial payment extra.
In plain termsMost people do not qualify, and we say so in the free review rather than after a fee. Every Form 656 needs the IRS application fee and an initial payment unless you meet the low-income certification. Publication 594.
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Fee terms
Published under Circular 230 section 10.30. Fixed fees for routine services; a published range for each Phase 2 matter, quoted as a single fixed fee in writing after Phase 1.
Jeremy Rolf, EA · Enrolled to represent taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service. Fees published October 14, 2026.
Next step
The free 20-minute review tells you which option fits and what it costs, before you spend a dollar.