IRS tax resolution · Federal representation
Qualified help with the IRS.
When the IRS feels difficult to face, you do not have to figure it out alone.
Back taxes · unfiled returns · penalties · payment plans · offers in compromise · audits · collections · appeals
Matthew Jones, EA
Matthew is a federally licensed Enrolled Agent. That means he has unlimited representation rights before the IRS and can represent taxpayers in IRS matters wherever they live — not just in New Jersey.
Talk it through
732-540-1040Have a notice, deadline, or back-tax question? Start with a friendly conversation. We’ll listen first, then explain what the paper means and what may come next.
No pressure. Just a clear next step.
IRS matters, wherever you are
The IRS does not have to be a local problem.
Matthew can represent clients before the IRS from anywhere in the country. His Enrolled Agent credential is federal, so the work is not limited to Brick, New Jersey, or any one state.
You can stay home, at work, or wherever life has you. We’ll keep the process moving through secure online tools and clear conversations.
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Send securely
Upload documents through the secure online client portal and mobile app.
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Review together
Review briefings, returns, and the details that shape your options.
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Sign online
Sign forms with IRS-accepted e-signatures without printing, scanning, or mailing paperwork.
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Pay online
Pay for services online and keep your next step in one easy-to-reach place.
What we can talk through
Bring the issue. We’ll find the shape of it.
Every situation is different, but these are the IRS problems people most often bring to Brick Taxes. We’ll start with what you know and make room for the questions you have.
State tax matters
New Jersey help, with the right boundaries.
Brick Taxes can also help evaluate applicable state tax issues, including filing questions, notices, balances, and related correspondence.
Matthew’s EA credential grants unlimited representation rights before the IRS. State representation depends on the state and the matter, so we’ll be direct about what help is appropriate before work begins.
A calm way forward
Start with the paper in front of you.
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Review
Understand the notice, deadline, balance, or filing history.
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Explain
Translate the issue into plain language and identify the questions.
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Plan
Discuss possible options, scope, and a practical next step.
Ready when you are
Let’s make the next step clear.
Book an IRS or state tax resolution appointment. Bring the notice or correspondence you want to understand, and we’ll take it from there.