Certified QBO ProAdvisor
Certified QBO ProAdvisor
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Hello, my name is London Loughman & I'm: - an Enrolled Agent, - Chartered Economist, - QBO ProAdvisor, - Authorized E-File Provider. - Second Year Law Student. I'm enrolled to practice before The IRS. I have 15+ years of experience. I have many satisfied clients. I'm very diligent & dedicated to each client. I have a Masters in Economics, majoring in Accounting & Auditing; Bachelors in Criminal Justice; variety of certificates. I offer IRS Representation: - Offer in Compromise, - Penalties Abatement, - IRS Communication, - Filing Never-filed Returns, - Other IRS Issue Resolutions Bookkeeping: - Accounting, - Payroll, - Errors Corrections, - Adjusting Entries, - Documents Storing Organizing, - Quickbooks, Manager - Reconciliations Tax: - Tax Returns Preparations, - Individual, - Business Finding Errors: - Comparison of Your Business Ratios to the Industry Average, - Business Risks Mitigations References to FASB, IRC, etc ________________________________________ Don’t let the IRS take advantage of your hard-earned money. Review your US tax returns with a tax professional. Some people think that not opening a letter from the IRS somehow magically constitutes not receiving the letter. IRS letters don’t work like that. Once it is in your mailbox, it is being mailed by the IRS. What to do when you received a letter from the IRS? You have options: taking care of it on your own (if you are a tax lawyer, an enrolled agent, or a CPA). Another option is to contact an enrolled agent that may save you money on the services provided and take care of your IRS problems on the IRS level (just like a CPA or a tax lawyer represent you on the IRS level). Enrolled agents are licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS. “Tax lawyer near me” google search will take you to agencies that employ a tax lawyer, a CPA, and an enrolled agent. Tax lawyers can also represent you in tax court. A CPA or an enrolled agent can’t represent you in tax court. Most tax problem cases get resolved on the IRS level and never reach the tax court anyway.
