Tax Resolution & Consulting LLC is led byAlexander Garcia, EA — an IRS-licensed Enrolled Agent with unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before every level of the IRS. Alexander built that expertise over 25+ years as an IRS Revenue Officer working IRS Collections cases from the inside, so he knows exactly how the agency evaluates a case, what documentation moves it forward, and where taxpayers lose ground. That combination — federal credential plus firsthand Collections experience — is what separates true tax resolution representation from a preparer offering to “help.”
Making Peace Between You and the IRS.
When the IRS claims you owe more than you expected, an Enrolled Agent is one of only three credential types authorized to represent you before the IRS with no restrictions — and Alexander Garcia, EA, uses that authority to step in, uncover the facts, and fix the problem.
Tax resolution is more than paperwork; it’s strategy, documentation, and direct negotiation. Drawing on 25+ years of IRS Revenue Officer experience, he knows exactly how Collections cases are built and resolved from the other side of the desk. The result: less stress, fewer penalties, and a documented path to resolution — whether that’s an installment agreement, an Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible status.
Protecting What’s Yours — Because You Earned It.
Your income, property, and savings deserve protection from wage garnishment, bank levies, and other IRS collection actions before they cause damage that’s hard to undo.
As an Enrolled Agent, Alexander Garcia can intervene directly with the IRS on your behalf — no waiting on a referral, no middleman. His IRS Revenue Officer background means he anticipates the agency’s next enforcement step and builds a protection plan around it, not after it. Peace of mind starts with a credentialed advocate who’s worked both sides of the table.
Because Even the IRS Makes Mistakes.
IRS penalties compound fast, and they’re not always fair.
If you have reasonable cause or a clean compliance history, you may qualify for penalty abatement — and as an Enrolled Agent, Alexander Garcia can prepare, document, and formally argue that request directly with the IRS.
Having reviewed and approved abatement requests himself during his time with the IRS, he knows precisely what makes a request persuasive versus what gets denied. The right documentation, filed the right way, can save you thousands in unnecessary penalties.
Late, But Not Lost.
Unfiled returns and IRS-prepared Substitutes for Return (SFRs) create inflated tax bills built on incomplete information.
Alexander Garcia, EA, reviews your situation year by year and prepares accurate returns to replace those estimates — then represents you directly with the IRS to get the correction accepted and your account brought back into compliance.
This is precisely the kind of case an Enrolled Agent is licensed to resolve start to finish, backed by 25+ years of knowing how the IRS processes delinquent-return cases internally
Unfreezing What the IRS Put on Ice.
A federal tax lien or levy can cut off access to your accounts, property, or income overnight.
As a credentialed Enrolled Agent, Alexander Garcia can negotiate directly with IRS Collections for the release or withdrawal of these actions — no waiting period, no third party required. His 25+ years as an IRS Revenue Officer means he knows exactly when and how liens and levies can be lifted, because he issued and enforced them himself.
The goal is simple: resolve the underlying debt and get your financial life back under your control.
Why the Enrolled Agent Credential Matters
Enrolled Agent (EA) is the highest credential the IRS itself grants to tax professionals. EAs are federally licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS in resolution, audit, and collections matters nationwide — with no restrictions on which states or IRS offices they can practice in.
Unlike an unlicensed preparer, an EA has passed IRS testing (or, in Alexander’s case, qualified through IRS experience), holds ongoing continuing education requirements, and is bound by IRS Circular 230 standards of conduct. When you’re facing wage garnishment, a bank levy, an unresolved lien, or years of unfiled returns, you want someone the IRS itself has licensed to stand in that room — which is exactly what an Enrolled Agent is built to do.