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01What can an Enrolled Agent do for IRS representation?
An Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax professional. Matthew can represent taxpayers before the IRS in federal tax matters, including conversations related to notices, audits, collections, appeals, and other resolution questions within the scope of the engagement. State representation depends on the state and the matter.
02Does Brick Taxes serve clients remotely nationwide?
Yes. Brick Taxes serves clients remotely across the United States through a secure online client portal and mobile app. The practice is based in Brick Township, New Jersey.
03What tax-preparation formats are available?
There are four formats: in-office, completely remote, hybrid, and secure mailbox drop-off. The right starting point depends on how you prefer to share documents and review the work.
04How do the online portal and mobile app support the process?
The secure portal and mobile app support document upload, return and briefing review, IRS-valid e-signatures, and online payment. They provide a secure place to work with Brick Taxes, not a live IRS filing-status tracker.
05What IRS tax-resolution matters can we discuss?
You can discuss back taxes, unfiled returns, penalties, payment plans, audits, collections, and appeals, along with related IRS or state tax matters. The available next steps depend on the facts and scope of the matter.
06How do I book an appointment?
Use the booking links below to choose an in-office, phone, mailbox, quarterly, or IRS/state tax-resolution appointment. If you are unsure which option fits, call or email before booking.
07How do I contact Brick Taxes?
Call Brick Taxes at 732-540-1040 or email info@bricktaxes.com. You can also use the contact form to send a question without sharing sensitive tax documents.
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