You Need Strategic Representation — Not Guesswork

Welcome to The Baldwin Tax Group

We focus on complex federal and state tax debt resolution cases nationwide. Our firm represents taxpayers before all levels of the Internal Revenue Service — including ACS, and Appeals.

We are not a tax mill.
We are not a call center.
We are not seasonal preparers.

We build strategic, case-specific resolution plans designed to protect your income, assets, and future.

Federally Licensed IRS Representation

Our practice leader, Tiesha Baldwin, is an Enrolled Agent (EA) with full representation rights before all levels of the IRS in all 50 states. She is also a National Tax Practice Institute™ (NTPI®) Fellow, reflecting advanced training in complex IRS collection and resolution matters.

Authority

• Licensed Enrolled Agents with Unlimited IRS Representation Rights

• Authorized to Represent Clients in All 50 States

• NTPI Fellow (Advanced Tax Resolution Training)

• Direct Negotiation With the IRS

• Year-Round Representation

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OUR PROVEN 3-Step RESOLUTION PROCESS

1. CONSULTATION/INVESTIGATION

After our initial consultation, we obtain your IRS transcripts, analyze your financial profile, and determine your true liability status.

2. STRATEGY

We identify the strongest legal resolution option available to you, which may include:
• Offer in Compromise
• Installment Agreement
• Currently Not Collectible Status
• Penalty Abatement
• Innocent Spouse Relief
• Appeals Representation

3. RESOLUTION

We negotiate directly with the IRS on your behalf to secure the best possible outcome under federal law.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can the IRS really take my wages or bank account?

Yes. The IRS has broad collection authority. They can garnish wages, levy bank accounts, file federal tax liens, and seize certain assets if a balance remains unresolved. However, you have rights. With proper representation and a strategic response, many enforcement actions can be paused or released.

The key is acting before the situation escalates further.

Do I qualify for an Offer in Compromise?

An Offer in Compromise is based on your reasonable collection potential — meaning your income, assets, expenses, and future earning ability. Many taxpayers believe they qualify when they do not. Others assume they do not qualify when they actually may. A transcript and financial review are necessary before making that determination.

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