Company Information
Tax Help HQ assists taxpayers across the country and around the world with resolving tax disputes with the U.S. government. The firm is based out of Fort Collins, Colorado.
We are proud to be a “green” company by running a completely paperless office via the use of web-based technologies, and allowing all staff members to telecommute from home, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Who am I?
My name is Jassen Bowman. I am an Enrolled Agent, licensed directly by the United States Treasury Department, specializing in IRS tax debt collections representation, real estate investor tax advising, small business optimization, and international tax compliance.
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Start Here: Personal Tax Resolution Toolkit
If you have a personal income tax debt that is creating a hardship in your life, or a small business employment tax (941) liability that is putting the future of your business at risk, then you need to start by:
- Educating yourself about the tax resolution process.
- Learn about your rights as a taxpayer.
- Find out what IRS records say about you.
- Formulate a plan of attack to resolve your situation with the IRS.
The services I provide to you within the Personal Tax Resolution Toolkit will provide you with these necessary starting points for resolving your dispute with the IRS – check it out today!
IRS Offer in Compromise Application Service
If you are ready to apply for an Offer in Compromise, and don’t want to pay some company $3,500 for full service representation, then our Offer in Compromise Application Service might be for you. Your OIC application, and accompanying financial statement, will be professionally prepared by a licensed tax expert. In addition, you’ll have unlimited email support for questions about the OIC process and responding to inquiries.
The actual process of working with the IRS on your Offer in Compromise honestly isn’t that complicated. The complicated part is the actual application form and the Form 433-A. Just as people often require help with preparing their tax return, but can put it in an envelope and mail it just fine on their own, so to is the OIC program. If you need that sort of help with the application, and want somebody to ask questions to when the need arises, then the OIC application service might be for you.
For more information on this service, visit the OIC assistance page.
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Better Business Bureau Profile
Due to receiving so many inquiries regarding our firm, the BBB of Northern Colorado recently created a BBB profile for us and performed a bunch of due diligence checks. This process created a rating for us, and they are assigning us an A- rating. It’s not an A+ because we have been in business less than 5 years. Here is a link to our BBB profile if you would like to review it.
About Enrolled Agents
Enrolled Agents are one of the oldest Federally licensed professions in the US. Enrolled Agents were created in order to license individuals to assist the government in handling tax matters in relation to Reconstruction following the Civil War. Enrolled Agents have equal standing with CPA’s and attorneys in representing people in front of the IRS.
You can directly check with the IRS regarding the status of my license, and I encourage you to do this with ANY tax professional you are considering hiring (for CPA’s, contact their State Board of Accountancy, for attorneys, contact your state bar association).
List of state CPA boards
List of state bar assocations
To verify that somebody actually is an Enrolled Agent, contact:
Office of Practitioner Enrollment
P.O. Box 33968
Detroit, MI 48232
Phone: 313-234-1280
Fax: 313-234-1293
E-mail: epp@irs.gov
To check on the status of disciplinary actions against an Enrolled Agent, CPA, or attorney, contact:
Office of Professional Responsibility
1111 Constitution Ave., NW – Rm. 7238 Washington, DC 20224
E-mail: opr@irs.gov
My bottom line advice: Never discuss your tax situation with a sales rep. ONLY a licensed tax professional (CPA, EA, or attorney) can legitimately give you proper tax advice.
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