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Hall's IRS Tax Relief Services Enrolled Agent
Enrolled To Practice Before the IRS
Resolve Tax Problems
Tax Returns
Payroll/Bookkeep I also provide payroll services and sales tax preparation.

Successful businesses all have one thing in common: sound financial accounting. I can handle anything from simple returns to complex returns, simple bookkeeping to more complex bookkeeping. I not only provide you with excellent service but also personalized attention. With more than 15 years of experience in the accounting industry, you can trust me to provide your business with the most complete bookkeeping, payroll and sales tax services. With Federal and States E-Filing, I provide the fastest and most accurate way to receive refunds. I am an Enrolled Agent and that enables me to assure my clients are in compliance. We specialize in Tax Resolution. I am an Enrolled Agent who has earned the privilege of representing taxpayers before the IRS. Enrolled Agent status is the highest credential the IRS awards. Annual participation in Continuing Professional Education courses keeps Hall Accounting on the leading edge of ever-changing tax laws.

Cannot pay your tax bill? Delaying your tax return can add another problem.Filing your return and paying your IRS balanc...
10/14/2026

Cannot pay your tax bill? Delaying your tax return can add another problem.

Filing your return and paying your IRS balance are separate obligations. Even if you cannot pay in full, file an accurate return by your applicable deadline and pay what you can to help reduce additional interest and late payment penalties.

If you owe the IRS, potential tax debt relief options include:

• IRS payment plans to pay your balance over time.
• Penalty relief if you meet the requirements.
• A temporary collection delay if financial hardship prevents payment.
• An Offer in Compromise to settle for less than the full balance, if eligible.

These options are not automatic. Your tax balance, income, necessary expenses, assets, and filing history help determine what may be available. A temporary collection delay does not erase your debt, and interest and penalties generally continue.

Before choosing an IRS program, gather your notices, confirm the years and amounts owed, and identify any unfiled tax returns.

Tina Hall, Enrolled Agent and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, and the Hall & Associates Tax Relief team help individuals and business owners understand their IRS resolution options.

Cannot pay the IRS? Email [email protected] to schedule a consultation.

10/12/2026

October 15 is almost here. Still haven’t filed because you cannot afford your tax bill?

For most individuals with a valid extension, October 15, 2026 is the deadline to file their 2025 federal tax return. The extension gave you more time to file, but payment was generally due April 15.

Waiting because you owe the IRS can add a late filing penalty to an already unpaid balance. Filing your return and resolving IRS tax debt require separate attention.

Before the tax extension deadline:

• Gather missing documents and identify any unfiled tax returns.
• File an accurate return on time, even if you cannot pay in full.
• Pay what you can to help reduce future interest and late payment penalties.
• Review IRS notices and confirm the amount owed.

Depending on your finances and filing compliance, options may include an IRS payment plan, penalty relief, hardship status, or an Offer in Compromise. Eligibility matters. No single tax relief program fits everyone.

Tina Hall, Enrolled Agent and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, and the Hall IRS team help individuals and business owners address back taxes, unfiled returns, IRS collections, and payroll tax problems.

Do not let uncertainty delay your next step. Contact Hall IRS to review your situation and understand your options.

Received an IRS notice? Understand your options before unpaid tax debt affects your paycheck, bank account, or property....
10/12/2026

Received an IRS notice? Understand your options before unpaid tax debt affects your paycheck, bank account, or property.

IRS collection action can include wage garnishment, bank levies, and federal tax liens. Here are four things every taxpayer should know:

• A tax lien is a legal claim against your property. A levy actually takes money or property to satisfy tax debt.
• Before most levies, the IRS generally sends a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and provides at least 30 days to request a hearing.
• Ignoring IRS letters can mean missing important response deadlines and opportunities to appeal.
• If you cannot pay in full, review your payment options rather than leaving the notice unanswered.

Start by checking the notice number, tax years, amount owed, and response deadline. Gather your tax records and identify any unfiled returns. Your next steps depend on your finances, filing history, and the stage of IRS collections.

Tina Hall, Enrolled Agent, and the Hall & Associates Tax Relief team help taxpayers review IRS notices and address back taxes, wage levies, bank levies, and other tax resolution concerns.

Received a notice or facing IRS collections? Contact Hall & Associates Tax Relief to review your situation.

10/09/2026

Behind on payroll tax deposits? Your business may face more than a growing IRS balance.

Unpaid payroll taxes can lead to penalties, interest, federal tax liens, and IRS collection action. Employee income tax withholding and the employee share of Social Security and Medicare taxes are trust fund taxes held for the government.

Here is what business owners need to know: the IRS may assess the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty against individuals responsible for collecting or paying these taxes who willfully fail to do so. That can create personal liability for the unpaid trust fund portion.

If you have payroll tax debt, missed federal tax deposits, unfiled Forms 941, or IRS notices:

• Review which tax periods and deposits are unpaid.
• Gather payroll records, filed returns, and IRS letters.
• Address current filing and deposit requirements.
• Have your situation reviewed before collection problems grow.

Tina Hall and the Hall’s IRS team help business owners address payroll tax problems, IRS collections, and complex tax debt issues.

Behind on payroll taxes? Contact Hall’s IRS to review your situation and discuss available resolution options.

October 15 is almost here. Still haven’t filed your tax return?If you requested a valid extension, October 15, 2026, is ...
10/06/2026

October 15 is almost here. Still haven’t filed your tax return?

If you requested a valid extension, October 15, 2026, is generally the deadline to file your 2025 federal income tax return. But a tax extension did not extend the April payment deadline for most taxpayers.

Unpaid taxes may already be accumulating penalties and interest. And waiting to file because you cannot pay can create another problem: a failure-to-file penalty.

Before the deadline, make sure you:

✅ Gather your W-2s, 1099s and other tax documents.
✅ File on time, even if you cannot pay the full balance.
✅ Review any IRS notice and its response deadline.
✅ Address previous years of unfiled tax returns.
✅ Explore an IRS payment plan or other tax debt relief options based on your eligibility.

Missing documents, back taxes or an unpaid balance? Start by understanding what is outstanding and which steps apply to your situation.

Tina Hall, Enrolled Agent and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, and the Hall’s IRS team help taxpayers address unfiled returns, IRS notices and tax debt, and evaluate available resolution options.

Don’t let another delay add to your tax problems.

Contact Hall’s IRS today to get your tax situation reviewed before October 15.

09/29/2026

Ignoring an IRS notice can turn a manageable tax problem into a much bigger issue.

IRS notices often include important deadlines and information about unpaid taxes, penalties, missing returns, or potential collection activity. Waiting too long to respond may limit your options while penalties and interest continue to grow.

If you received an IRS letter, owe back taxes, have unfiled tax returns, or are worried about IRS collection action, the first step is understanding exactly what the IRS is asking for.

Hall’s IRS helps individuals and business owners understand IRS tax problems and explore available resolution options.

📞 Facing an IRS problem? Contact Hall’s IRS to discuss your situation.

09/25/2026

Filed a tax extension and still owe the IRS? A tax filing extension gives you more time to submit your return. It does not extend the deadline to pay. Interest can continue to grow on unpaid taxes.
If you have unfiled tax returns and IRS tax debt, address both. File by your extended deadline, even if you cannot pay the full balance. Paying what you can may reduce the amount on which interest and penalties build. You can also check whether you qualify for an IRS payment plan.
In this reel, Tina Hall explains why waiting can make an IRS tax problem harder to resolve.

Contact Hall’s IRS to review your filing status and tax debt options.

Small business owners, growing revenue is important - but staying ahead of your tax obligations is just as critical.Usin...
09/22/2026

Small business owners, growing revenue is important - but staying ahead of your tax obligations is just as critical.

Using business cash flow without properly planning for federal taxes, payroll taxes, estimated taxes, and other IRS obligations can create avoidable financial pressure and potential tax problems.

If you’re a small business owner, consider reviewing:

• Business cash flow and upcoming tax liabilities
• Payroll and employment tax responsibilities
• Estimated tax payments
• Outstanding or unpaid tax balances
• Available tax resolution and compliance options
• A proactive plan before an IRS issue escalates

The earlier you understand your tax position, the more clearly you can evaluate your options and take appropriate action.

Facing a business tax issue? Schedule a consultation with Tina Hall, EA, to discuss your situation and available options.

This content is for educational purposes only and is not individualized tax or legal advice.

Ignoring IRS notices doesn’t make the issue disappear. Delaying a response can mean additional notices, growing penaltie...
09/18/2026

Ignoring IRS notices doesn’t make the issue disappear. Delaying a response can mean additional notices, growing penalties and interest, and continued collection activity.

If you’ve received an IRS notice, understanding what it means and what options may be available is an important first step.

At Hall & Associates Tax Relief, experienced professionals can help you understand your situation and explore potential tax-resolution options based on your circumstances.

📞 Schedule a consultation today.

Ignoring an IRS tax problem can make the situation harder to resolve.If IRS notices are piling up, your tax balance keep...
09/14/2026

Ignoring an IRS tax problem can make the situation harder to resolve.

If IRS notices are piling up, your tax balance keeps increasing, or you are avoiding payment conversations, it may be time to review your options before the IRS takes further collection action.

Possible IRS tax resolution options may include payment arrangements, penalty relief, collection alternatives, or other solutions based on your financial situation.

Tina Hall, EA, helps taxpayers understand IRS notices, tax debt concerns, and available resolution options so they can make informed decisions before the problem grows.

Received an IRS notice or worried about unpaid tax debt?

Schedule a consultation with Hall & Associates Tax Relief and get clarity on your next step.

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