As an Enrolled Agent-led firm, we are authorized to represent clients before the IRS. We step between you and the agency, gather the full picture, explain what is actually happening, and create a path forward based on your specific circumstances.
Before discussing forms, programs, or payment arrangements, we take the time to understand your circumstances, filing history, and the factors that brought you here. Only then do we begin building a strategy. Because no two cases are the same, and no one should be reduced to a balance due notice.
IRS resolution isn’t just about forms, it’s about having someone represent you and guide the process forward.
At Twenty20 Financial, your case is reviewed by a team that includes an Enrolled Agent, an ex-IRS Collector & Auditor, and a CAD (Certified Audit Defender). That combination allows us to look at the full picture: what the agency is claiming, what the records actually show, what resolution options may still be available, and what needs to happen next.
✦ Back taxes owed
✦ IRS notices or collection activity
✦ Wage garnishments or levies
✦ Penalties and accrued interest
✦ Unfiled tax returns
9 months ∙ Lien withdrawn ∙ 95.8% reduction
14 months ∙ Innocent spouse ∙ 100% reduction
$308,769.53
$0.00
2 months ∙ 100% reduction
Figures reflect actual closed cases, anonymized to protect client confidentiality. Every case is different; prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally licensed tax professional authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. EAs can communicate with the IRS on your behalf, review your records, and help pursue available resolution options.
In many cases, representation can help pause or prevent certain collection activities while your case is being reviewed. The outcome depends on your specific circumstances, but acting early often preserves more options.
You’re not alone. Many clients come to us with multiple years of unfiled returns. We help determine which returns need to be filed, gather the necessary information, and create a plan to bring you back into compliance.
Eligibility depends on factors such as your income, assets, expenses, filing history, and the amount owed. The first step is reviewing your IRS records and financial situation to determine which options may be available.
Once representation is established and the appropriate authorization forms are filed, we become your primary point of contact with the IRS for matters related to your case. This means you no longer have to navigate every phone call, notice, or conversation alone.
Every case is different. Some matters can be resolved in a matter of months, while others take longer depending on the complexity of the case, IRS processing times, and the resolution strategy being pursued. We keep you informed throughout the process so you know what to expect.
For the individual or enterprise owing $50,000 and above, the solution is not just a settlement, it is a return to status quo.
