Resolve IRS tax problems with a CPA who handles your case personally
If you owe the IRS (Internal Revenue Service), have unfiled returns or received an IRS notice, I review your situation, explain the options the rules allow, and handle the work with the IRS once you engage me.
Veteran-owned and operated by a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Noah Green, CPA (Texas), CFE.
How I approach tax resolution
Sheepdog Tax Resolution is my practice. I work each case myself, from the first review of your IRS notices and transcripts to the payment plan, offer in compromise or other resolution that fits your facts. You get direct answers, and you always know what happens next.
How a case moves forward
Assess Your Situation
I review your IRS notices, account transcripts and finances to see where the case stands and which deadlines apply.
Explore Relief Options
I compare the options the IRS offers, such as installment agreements, offers in compromise, currently not collectible status and penalty relief, against your facts.
Choose Your Course of Action
You choose the path after I explain what each option requires and what it costs to apply.
Resolve Your Tax Issue
I prepare the filings and deal with the IRS on your behalf. The IRS makes the final decision, and no result can be guaranteed.
Common questions
What is tax resolution?
Tax resolution means working with the IRS to address a tax debt or an open issue, for example through an installment agreement (a monthly payment plan), an offer in compromise (an IRS program that can settle a debt for less than the full amount when the taxpayer qualifies) or a response to a notice.
How can Sheepdog Tax Resolution help me?
I review your case, explain the options the rules allow, prepare the filings and, with your signed authorization, represent you before the IRS.
Can you help with state tax issues?
My practice focuses on federal (IRS) matters. If a state tax agency is also involved, raise it on the first call and I will tell you whether it is something I can take on.
How long does the tax resolution process take?
It depends on the option and on IRS processing times. A payment plan can be set up quickly; an offer in compromise often takes many months. I give you a realistic timeline once I have reviewed your case.
What are the costs associated with your services?
Fees depend on the scope of the work. You receive the scope and fee in writing before any paid work begins.
Is my information kept confidential?
Yes. As a CPA I am bound by professional confidentiality rules, and the Privacy Policy explains how your information is handled.
Do you offer a free consultation?
Yes. The first call is free and covers whether your matter is something I can help with and which next step fits. Request a meeting to set a time.
What makes Sheepdog Tax Resolution different from other firms?
You work with me directly: a CPA licensed in Texas and a Certified Fraud Examiner, not a call center or a rotating case team.
What should I do if I receive a notice from the IRS?
Keep every page, note the response date printed on it, and do not ignore it. Then call or request a meeting so I can review the notice. Contacting me does not extend an IRS deadline.
Talk through your IRS matter
Call (888) 533-3495 or request a meeting to review your IRS notice, balance or unfiled returns and the options that fit your facts.
Start with a defined service
Choose an individual evaluation, qualifying single-issue CP2000 response or IRS monitoring. Standard proposals explain scope, timing and fees before payment.
Review the scope and standard proposal before paying. Existing engagement duties remain included. Audit defense and the bundle are unavailable pending written coverage confirmation.