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Keiona Wright, Tax Relief Expert Wright Way Tax Relief Experts®. We Help. We Don't Judge.

Enrolled Agent | NTPI Fellow | Certified Legal Investigator — I investigate IRS problems, represent taxpayers before the IRS, and find what the numbers aren't telling you.

W.T.F. Wednesday 👀The IRS has been heavily promoting its expanded Business Tax Account, including access for eligible so...
09/09/2026

W.T.F. Wednesday 👀

The IRS has been heavily promoting its expanded Business Tax Account, including access for eligible sole proprietors with EINs.

Well, I'm a Schedule C business owner.
I have an EIN.
I accessed the Business Tax Account.

And here's my W.T.F. moment:

Where are my informational documents filed under my BUSINESS EIN?🤔

For example, if someone issues my business a 1099 using my EIN, you might reasonably assume I could log into my Business Tax Account and see the information the IRS received under that EIN.

Nope.

The IRS itself acknowledges that Schedule C information isn't displayed inside the Business Tax Account. Schedule C remains connected to your individual income-tax account because ultimately it's filed with Form 1040.

So yes—the IRS can say eligible sole proprietors have access to a Business Tax Account.

But here's my question:

What good is calling it a BUSINESS Tax Account if I can't see some of the very information being reported to the IRS under my business EIN?

THAT is the W.T.F. 😂

And this isn't just me being picky.

For a Schedule C taxpayer trying to verify income reporting, investigate a mismatch, prepare an accurate return, or figure out why the IRS thinks income was omitted, being able to see what third parties reported under the business EIN matters.

Access to an account and access to the information a taxpayer actually needs are not the same thing.

W.T.F. Wednesday.

Wright Way Tax Relief Experts®
We help. We don't judge.

What happens when you get the mail and there it was… an IRS notice. 😩Before you panic—or immediately pull out your check...
09/08/2026

What happens when you get the mail and there it was… an IRS notice. 😩

Before you panic—or immediately pull out your checkbook—here are three things I want you to do:

1. Read the entire notice.
Look at the tax year, the notice number, the amount the IRS says you owe, and most importantly, the response date.

2. Don't automatically assume the IRS is correct.
A notice tells us what the IRS believes is happening on your account. That doesn't necessarily mean the balance or proposed change is correct.

3. Understand what happens NEXT.

Not every IRS notice has the same urgency. Some are informational. Some require a response. Others can be part of the collection process and ignoring them can eventually put your appeal rights or assets at risk.

And here's something I tell taxpayers all the time:

You don't have to understand IRS correspondence by yourself.

As an Enrolled Agent, I can represent taxpayers before the IRS, review account transcripts, determine where a case stands, and help identify the appropriate next step.

So if an IRS letter shows up unexpectedly, don't shove it in a drawer.

Open it. Read it. And get a strategy.

Wright Way Tax Relief Experts®
We help. We don't judge.

NEW PAGE. SAME KEIONA. VERY SPECIFIC PURPOSE.If you’re seeing this post, WELCOME! 👋🏾I’m Keiona Wright, MBA, EA, and I cr...
09/01/2026

NEW PAGE. SAME KEIONA. VERY SPECIFIC PURPOSE.

If you’re seeing this post, WELCOME! 👋🏾

I’m Keiona Wright, MBA, EA, and I created this new page with a very specific audience in mind:

Taxpayers and business owners who need help with TAXES, TAX DEBT and the IRS.

Many of you already know me from the tax and accounting world.

But what you may NOT know is that I also represent taxpayers before the IRS.

And I’ve learned something over the years…

Tax problems are personal.

People are embarrassed.

They’re scared.

They don’t know who to call.

So they ignore the letters.

They stop opening the mail.

They try calling the IRS themselves.

Sometimes they haven’t filed a tax return in years because they know they can’t afford to pay what they owe.

And before they know it, months turn into YEARS.

That’s exactly why I created this page.

As an Enrolled Agent, I’m federally authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS, and through Wright Way Tax Relief Experts, I help individuals and businesses understand their tax problems and determine the appropriate path forward.

We assist taxpayers dealing with issues including:

📬 IRS notices & collection problems
🧾 Unfiled tax returns
💰 Back tax debt
📉 Penalty relief
💳 Installment agreements/payment plans
🤝 Offers in Compromise
💵 Financial hardship situations
🏦 Liens, levies & wage garnishments
🔎 IRS examinations and appeals

But this page isn’t going to be one big advertisement.

We’re going to TALK about this stuff.

I’m going to explain IRS notices.

We’re going to talk about mistakes taxpayers make when they owe.

I’ll show you IRS tools and resources you should know exist.

We’ll talk about tax strategy and how to avoid creating NEW tax problems.

And yes…

On Wednesdays, we’re going to have W.T.F. Wednesdays, because sometimes dealing with taxes will have you asking…

WHAT THE—?! 😩😂

And most importantly, around here:

WE HELP. WE DON’T JUDGE.

I don’t care how you got into the tax problem.

Let’s figure out where you are NOW and what needs to happen NEXT.

So whether you’re currently dealing with the IRS, worried that a tax problem may be coming, own a business and want to make better tax decisions, or simply want to understand taxes better…

Welcome. You’re in the right place.

I’m Keiona Wright.

And this is tax relief…

Wright Way Tax Relief Experts ™ 💰

📩 Need help with an IRS problem? Send me a private message to get started.

THIS IS NOT A FAKE PAGE! IN ORDER TO GET DIFFERENT RESULTS YOU GOTTA DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT Welcome to joining me on a D...
08/31/2026

THIS IS NOT A FAKE PAGE!

IN ORDER TO GET DIFFERENT RESULTS YOU GOTTA DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Welcome to joining me on a DIFFERENT JOURNEY

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