About the firm
Tyrone J. Taylor, Enrolled Agent
The founder of Taylor Tax & Financial Consulting, and the person who represents every client before the IRS.
What does Tyrone do?
He represents taxpayers in front of the Internal Revenue Service and state tax offices. That is the specialty of the practice, and it is why the firm says plainly that this is not basic tax preparation. His work runs from a first levy notice to balances well over $100,000 handled with a Revenue Officer.
He has about 20 years in the tax profession, more than 13 of them as an Enrolled Agent. In that time he has helped hundreds of taxpayers settle their accounts with the IRS and the states. He also helps small businesses through their start-up years, with the focus on keeping their filings compliant from the first return.
What is an Enrolled Agent, and why does it matter here?
An Enrolled Agent is a tax practitioner the IRS itself authorizes to represent taxpayers, with unlimited practice rights before the agency. With your signed Form 2848 on file, Tyrone can speak for you with the Automated Collection System, with a Revenue Officer and with other IRS functions.
He is also a Fellow of the National Tax Practice Institute, a program focused on representation work. He is not a CPA or an attorney, and the firm doesn’t present itself as either.
Where did he train, and who has he taught?
He earned a BA in Economics at the University of California, Santa Cruz, then an MBA and a Master’s in Accountancy at the University of Phoenix.
He founded Pro Tax Education, an IRS continuing-education provider whose courses taught tax professionals how to represent their own clients: account and financial analysis, Offers in Compromise, installment agreements, and working with IRS personnel. Over the years he has also worked with dozens of other tax professionals whose clients needed help with a tax problem.
How he works
The five steps of every case
“Effective representation requires understanding how the IRS evaluates financial information and applies collection procedures—not simply selecting a tax-relief program.”
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Case evaluation
What the IRS problem is, what collection is already happening, and which part of the IRS has the account: the Automated Collection System or a Revenue Officer.
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Authorization and transcripts
Usually Form 2848 first. Then the account transcripts, the balances, the filing gaps, the penalties and the Collection Statute Expiration Date for each year.
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Financial and compliance review
Income, expenses, assets and filing status. Forms 433-A, 433-B or 433-F are prepared or reviewed when the IRS needs them.
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Representation and strategy
An installment agreement, an Offer in Compromise, Currently Not Collectible status, penalty relief or another remedy, negotiated with the IRS staff assigned to the case.
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Staying out of collection
What it takes to keep the resolution: returns filed on time, estimated payments, payroll deposits current, the agreement kept.
Clients
In clients’ words
“He got us out of such a mess with the IRS and the State - and at a reasonable cost. We owed so much to the State and because of Tyrone’s knowledge and strategies, we ended up paying zero.”
“I have fairly complex tax returns which requires an in-depth knowledge that he provides and he has even caught many mistakes or omissions from my previous, expensive tax accounting firm.”
“He works miracles when it comes to IRS situtations. I would not trust anyone else to handle my tax situation”
“He made sure that I understood everything and that I was comfortable with the process.”
Enrolled Agent · Nashville, TN
Talk to Tyrone about your case
- (615) 953-7124
- Schedule an Appointment
- 301 S Perimeter Park Dr, Suite 100, Nashville